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    Quote Originally Posted by borzoimom
    German shepherds, rottis, and dobermans main purpose was to serve and be guard dogs- ..
    and in being guard dogs they bite people.APBT ares not to be people aggressive at all.
    Bad breeders bring this out in the breed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rutylr
    and in being guard dogs they bite people.APBT ares not to be people aggressive at all.
    Bad breeders bring this out in the breed.
    I wish we could.. then the breed would stand a chance...

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    My concern I see here is this- even a collie can bite but there is a difference from a bit to going " to the death " mentality in a fight.. A pit wont give up in pain- period.. I have seen some poor pits used as the " chew up dog" that just makes you sick... Its like the breed doesnt know how to quit in a fight when even a rottie or shepherd will.
    ONe of my shepherds I bred got a Hero award from the SFPD as he took a bullet to defend his family- but he wasnt the fighter- the intruder was... There is a HUGE difference here... Axel almost died to protect his family, verses this we have had in this part of virginia for years, where for no reason provoked, these breeds are not just biting or attacking but KILLING pets, and people in their path.. For no reason..

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    I am just now seeing this. I can't believe there are dog lovers that still feel this way about pit bulls. Reminds me of what african americans went through in american history. Talk about prejudice.

    Maximus is not looking at the baby that way...sorry you have it completely wrong. I am sickened to read this garbage.
    don't breed or buy while shelter dogs die....

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    I hear you casey- but the fact is- this is a dog that wont even be used by a police department. The reason- they cant control the release in a bite ( hold) and may not direct to the person sent for.
    I trained dogs as my second profession for 20 years- they would not use a pitt.. The reason- they can not get the dog to release a bite, and can not insure the dog will only go who they are sent for and not bite their handler on the release.. I am sorry- but its true- they will not even use the dogs for police work.
    I proudly trained shepherds for police work- this is the same dogs that would go lay with my child and come into the house with other dogs- but they knew who was in control, and I never EVER worried they understood who had control.. You dont have this with this breed- even rejected by alllllllllll the police departments for this reason- THEY CANT CONTROL THE BITE, THE RELEASE of the bite, or who the "suspect is" in the dogs mind...

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    I am not going to argue with you but I completely disagree with you and hope all the people that have come here from the other board don't hate pitties.
    don't breed or buy while shelter dogs die....

    I have been frosted!

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    Quote Originally Posted by caseysmom
    I am not going to argue with you but I completely disagree with you and hope all the people that have come here from the other board don't hate pitties.
    I am just saying- just like I have to watch my borzois in the event of cats and small dogs for the chase reflex- this dog will attack out of NOWHERE and you cant stop it.... cant.. that is a awful burdon to me.
    All my dogs are insured- when I had shepherds that were police dogs, I was insured including house checks, but it protected my financial interests-.. The agencies know- this is NOT reliable breed- and it doesnt just bite- it maims, kills with such visciousness its like the dog becomes possessed... A mix of pit would better than a "pure bred" even then- its a serious problem.. Think about this- if the police departments wont use them because they are unpredicable- what does that tell you? It means- you can not get these breeds off of an attack- PERIOD.. I am sorry but my life style, the lives of my other dogs, the life of my children ( grown) and grandchildren is not WORTH one single LIFE CHANGING EVENT... Its not worth it when soooooooooo many other pets in shelters need a home- this is not worth it...

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    I hear you casey- but the fact is- this is a dog that wont even be used by a police department.

    Not true. Here are some links showing pit bulls working for the police....

    http://www.workingpitbull.com/activities.htm

    http://www.hsus.org/pets/pets_relate...ice_pooch.html


    http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNew...hub=TopStories

    http://www.pitbulllovers.com/pitbull...-bomb-dog.html

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    Yeah jadapit, I know they are used for this, I just don't have the energy to argue with ignorance....

    by the way there are many people killed by dogs that are not pitbulls...I wish people would get their facts straight.
    don't breed or buy while shelter dogs die....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jadapit
    I hear you casey- but the fact is- this is a dog that wont even be used by a police department.

    Not true. Here are some links showing pit bulls working for the police....

    http://www.workingpitbull.com/activities.htm

    http://www.hsus.org/pets/pets_relate...ice_pooch.html


    http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNew...hub=TopStories

    http://www.pitbulllovers.com/pitbull...-bomb-dog.html
    hot dog!!!!

    Awesome, Thanks for the info/links

    Please note quote below taken from one above site re Breed Specific Leg. See my thread "Restricted/Banned Breeds Borzoi St. Bernard...." re: BSL


    Breed Specific Legislation Puts Neville in Danger
    On August 25th 2005 Canada in their great wisdom passed a BSL law in Ontario banning American Pit Bull Terriers. This law put Neville in danger. Gerogina shelter in Ontario is where Neville was placed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by borzoimom
    I hear you casey- but the fact is- this is a dog that wont even be used by a police department. The reason- they cant control the release in a bite ( hold) and may not direct to the person sent for.
    I trained dogs as my second profession for 20 years- they would not use a pitt.. The reason- they can not get the dog to release a bite, and can not insure the dog will only go who they are sent for and not bite their handler on the release.. I am sorry- but its true- they will not even use the dogs for police work.
    I proudly trained shepherds for police work- this is the same dogs that would go lay with my child and come into the house with other dogs- but they knew who was in control, and I never EVER worried they understood who had control.. You dont have this with this breed- even rejected by alllllllllll the police departments for this reason- THEY CANT CONTROL THE BITE, THE RELEASE of the bite, or who the "suspect is" in the dogs mind...
    This is really off base.
    I know of alot of SchH titled dogs.
    here is a place that uses Pit bulls(but not as biting dog)
    http://www.lawdogsusa.org/page1.html
    http://www.workingpitbull.com/New%20...2005/dread.htm
    http://www.workingpitbull.com/boldogkennel1.html
    heres pit bulls doing French ring sport
    http://www.rosecitydogs.com/trial080804.html

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    I think if you got a Pit Bull puppy, your husband would feel more confident in how it will grow up acting/reacting to situations (kids, other pets). If you take it to obedience school & socialize it from baby to adulthood (in a positive way), there shouldn't be any problems with it.

    The only dog that ever bit me was a stinking poodle (who, by the way, I'll be walking this Thursday afternoon - God help me).
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