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Why do people judge pitbull terriers?

me Asked by magictink 5 months ago, 22 answers.

why do people judge pitbull terriors? because of what their owners train them to be??

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wow, I don't know Answered by xsamazingx on Dec 14, 2007, 01:27PM
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I don't have anything against Pitbulls.
but I guess some do thanks to Mike Vick and all that pit bull fights these days,
mostly if your getting one from the SPCA because most around PA where I live are taken from fighting. But I don't have anything against them I think there adorable.

peace Answered by katiexdancer1228 on Dec 14, 2007, 01:30PM
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I have nothing against pitbulls.
I personally don't own one but I don't have a problem with any.
I have a problem when a person trains a pittbull to be violent. It's all in the training.
I also think a lot of people who train their pittbull to be violent are just cruel and they don't have the patience to train the dog into a nice personable dog.
I think they're great and they just a have a bad rep but it isn't their fault.

Answered by geekster on Dec 14, 2007, 02:29PM
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If the trainers train them to be the vicious animals they're capable of they better keep them on lock-down. If I ever see one roaming the neighborhood because their owners are too irresponsible to keep them nicely tucked away, I'll find a way to feed it a nice bologna and antifreeze sandwich. I have small kids to protect. I don't like or trust Any dog with big teeth and strong jaws. Who knows whats on their mind. They're Animals.

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me Answered by magictink on Dec 14, 2007, 02:42PM
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how horrible are you? if you take the time to look at any dog they all have big teeth and strong jaws, because like you said they are animals! are you telling me that if you saw a lab or a jack russel walking the streets without an owner you wouldnt mind your kids playing near them becaus they are 'placid' dogs? well I can tell you something! if any dog is trained to be a fighter then no matter what kind of dog it is, your children are in possible danger... I have a pitbull cross staffidshore bull terrior, can you imagine what kind of damage that kind of cross breeding could do? well look at her does she look like she is a danger 2 your kids? she is soppy as anything and loved to play with my 2-3 year old cousin! just because people like to train them to fight doesnt mean the WHOLE breed is dangerous! its small minded people like geekster that try and get laws passe to have all pitbull, and pitbull crosses put down!

peace Answered by katiexdancer1228 on Dec 14, 2007, 02:42PM
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A bologna and antifreeze sandwich!!! That is cruelty to animals! Just keep your kids away from the dogs. I know there are cruel ones out there, and I stay away from them too but it isn't their fault. And that is just about the most horrible thing I have heard..bologna and antifreeze sandwich...

peace Answered by katiexdancer1228 on Dec 14, 2007, 02:49PM
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Magictink, that dog is sooo adorable!! And you have a point! I have a boxer, not a pittbull. Boxers actually have a rep of being loving and energetic family dogs. But there are bad ones out there anyway. And they too have strong jaws and sharp teeth.

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me Answered by magictink on Dec 14, 2007, 02:55PM
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thanks, my boyfriend has a boxer/greatdane/roty cross and she is lovely

Prettifuls :) Answered by texaskimmie on Dec 14, 2007, 03:04PM
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I've seen some really cute pitbull puppies, but unfortunately, due to all the press about them, I know I would never get one 'just in case' something happened. I usually ere on the side of caution.

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Answered by geekster on Dec 14, 2007, 04:04PM
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I'm not a complete fool. I know a vicious animal when I see it. I actually like animals. Feed them any chance I get. No, Not antifreeze. I'm talking about dogs trained by their owners to be vicious, then they don't take the proper steps to keep it confined. I train my kids to beware of dogs, until we know it's ok. All I'm saying is people better keep tabs on their vicious dogs in my neighborhood before they find it throwing up with a severe case of the chills.

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Answered by geekster on Dec 14, 2007, 04:17PM
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And I'd rather be cruel to an animal than say my last goodbye to my kid in a box. And it's not so reasonable to say keep your kids away from the dog, when dogs who attack also attack kids who were no doing nothing but minding their own business. I've seen too many cases of kids being attacked. You should hope your dads are as protective as I am.

me Answered by magictink on Dec 14, 2007, 04:27PM
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you have no right to take action with no cause! if the dog has done nothing then the dog is as innocent as your children, and you dont have the authority to make the decision of wether a life is taken whether is be an animal or a human... what you said in your first post to this question was an I quote 'If I ever see one roaming the neighborhood because their owners are too irresponsible to keep them nicely tucked away, I'll find a way to feed it a nice bologna and antifreeze sandwich. I have small kids to protect.'.. if you did anything to any dog that is deeply loved by its family without just cause you could be in serious trouble!!!

Answered by geekster on Dec 14, 2007, 04:59PM
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WhatEver!!! I say what I mean and I mean what I say. If they deeply love it they would keep it put up, and out of harms way. Are you one of those who protect animals on one hand, but think murder of an innocent child in abortion is OK? Just wondering. I've noticed many who cry over animal rights are proned to hire hit men to kill their child.

me Answered by magictink on Dec 14, 2007, 05:19PM
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what are you on? what if the dog escapes.. I mean it does happen.. you have no right to take authority into your own hands, stay away from the dog, take a defensive approach instead of a careless neandertholic agressive stance. I'm not for animals and anti humans, I have common sense and if the situation can be avoided why not take that route? by approching a dog you become the agressive one if it was my dog id hunt you down and do the same to you as you did to my dog, as it seems you have no morals and cannot seem to let common sense provail. bet you were a bully at school always finding a way to aggravate a situation which neither needed nor warranted your attention. I think you are just one of those sad people who loves to be noticed surely to be so cruel and to take the time to be so cruel you do it for some kind of kick, if not why not take the easier and safer option and STAY AWAY!!! T.I.T

Answered by oproudfoot on Dec 15, 2007, 07:14AM
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Oddly, no one has mentioned the fact that 'dog-fighters' sometimes selectively breed aggressive dogs together to create 'good fighters'. It's a real shame that the most 'powerfully-endowed' breeds (pit-bulls/ staffies etc) are the ones generally chosen for this cruel and misguided practice.

me Answered by magictink on Dec 15, 2007, 07:52AM
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I watched a video of mike vikes dogs fightin, it was so horrible!

peace Answered by katiexdancer1228 on Dec 15, 2007, 01:55PM
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It's not bad to say keep your kids away from a dog. I never said that. But you don't need to speak so cruelly.

lol Answered by alesana4eva on Dec 19, 2007, 03:06PM
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I think its ok to tell your kids to stay away from strange dogs, but I agree with Magictink that you shouldnt unjustly take a dogs life, just because it accidently got loose, if it is a regular occuring thing than you should try to find the owner, or at least call a dog warden or a shelter. You have no right to take a dogs life basically because of the steryotypical pitbulls that were trained to fight. You shouldnt judge a dog because of how a few dogs that were brought up wrong acted, that would be like saying that all people are so stupid that they hold their hot coffee from mc donalds with their crotch and spill it. Or how fireworks say 'do not put in mouth' if it didnt say that, would you go I wonder what that would do? I dont think your that stupid, so just because a few dogs do something bad doesnt mean you should damn the whole race. OMFG I hate how people do that. HFS. thank you VERY much

my sweet doggie Answered by shark123 on Dec 23, 2007, 12:34PM
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The media does not help this situation. When a couple of dogs attack a family, if it's a pit bull, they are sure to include that fact, but if it's another breed, there is never any mention of the breed. What about Mastiffs? Great Danes ? Rotweilers? You never hear bad press about those dogs. The last dog bite I saw in the ER where I work was from a poodle ! I just call mine an 'American Staffordshire Terrier' (the correct breed name) when people say 'awww what a sweet cute doggie', the other negative name needs to be put by the wayside as antiquated and inappropriate for most of them. Any dog that attacks humans should be put down. Meanwhile, keep and love your pit bull terrier-they are one of the smartest, most sensitive, loving and loyal breeds out there--they just need owners who are sensitive to their needs ( they need lots of athletic endeavors) and fears (yes, they get nervous around new things, and may react unpredictably until they are desensitized). They perform outstandingly if treated with love and care. I would not trade mine for any other dog.

my sweet doggie Answered by shark123 on Dec 23, 2007, 12:35PM
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The media does not help this situation. When a couple of dogs attack a family, if it's a pit bull, they are sure to include that fact, but if it's another breed, there is never any mention of the breed. What about Mastiffs? Great Danes ? Rotweilers? You never hear bad press about those dogs. The last dog bite I saw in the ER where I work was from a poodle ! I just call mine an 'American Staffordshire Terrier' (the correct breed name) when people say 'awww what a sweet cute doggie', the other negative name needs to be put by the wayside as antiquated and inappropriate for most of them. Any dog that attacks humans should be put down. Meanwhile, keep and love your pit bull terrier-they are one of the smartest, most sensitive, loving and loyal breeds out there--they just need owners who are sensitive to their needs ( they need lots of athletic endeavors) and fears (yes, they get nervous around new things, and may react unpredictably until they are desensitized). They perform outstandingly if treated with love and care. I would not trade mine for any other dog.

my sweet doggie Answered by shark123 on Dec 23, 2007, 12:35PM
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The media does not help this situation. When a couple of dogs attack a family, if it's a pit bull, they are sure to include that fact, but if it's another breed, there is never any mention of the breed. What about Mastiffs? Great Danes ? Rotweilers? You never hear bad press about those dogs. The last dog bite I saw in the ER where I work was from a poodle ! I just call mine an 'American Staffordshire Terrier' (the correct breed name) when people say 'awww what a sweet cute doggie', the other negative name needs to be put by the wayside as antiquated and inappropriate for most of them. Any dog that attacks humans should be put down. Meanwhile, keep and love your pit bull terrier-they are one of the smartest, most sensitive, loving and loyal breeds out there--they just need owners who are sensitive to their needs ( they need lots of athletic endeavors) and fears (yes, they get nervous around new things, and may react unpredictably until they are desensitized). They perform outstandingly if treated with love and care. I would not trade mine for any other dog.

cool Answered by teachel on Mar 07, 2008, 06:02PM
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pitbull terriers are so cool and I DON'T judge them at all.

Answered by smartpitowner on Apr 09, 2008, 09:38AM
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I posted this answer on another question about pit bulls it still all boils down to people being stupid and ingnorant and not educating themselves and others!

Why are people racist or predjudice againist pit bulls? One answer only IGNORANCE and stupidity!!!
Just like with any other racisim or predjudice.
Oh and somebody said something about jaw power thing... that is all total LIES and once again ignorance and stupidity. Do your research it is NOT 1200 pounds of pressure, more like 300 MAX I believe was actually documented in a study. All the same with all the ignornace and stupidity... Along those lines too:
No canine has a locking jaw - it is a physical impossibility for dogs.

Here is more info for all the ignornant, racist, predjudice people out there:
440,000 people are killed by ciggeretts each year
42,366 killed by cars
35,000 killed by second hand smoke
29,338 by guns
and only 3 yes THREE by pit bulls!!!
Yes one is to much... but again it is NOT the dog that is the problem it is OWNERS... the statics show that OTHER types of dogs kill more people than Pits... but most 'other' types of dog bites, attacks or killings are NOT reported. PLUS:
There are 25+ breeds that are commonly wrongly identified as pit bulls!
THE REAL REASON FOR THE BAD RAP FOR PIT BULLS IS IGNORANCE AND STUPIDITY!

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