Sadly, another pit bull story

[petpsychologist]

Isn't it sad what so called "humans" do to those who trust and love them? Dogs feel that their human beings only whant the best for them thus they do what we want them to. Consequently in this case another human might lose a leg or an arm! Incredible how sick people can be(come).
I really hope that the victim can be treated well and doesn't have to lose parts of her body.
And i hope that someone will care for the dog in order to train him how to behave correctly and not beeing any danger for other living creatures any more.
All the best
Michael

[mina'smomma]

That is just horrible. I use to own three pitbulls and they were nothing more than big teddy bears (unless you tried to hurt a member of our family or a child). I too wish there was a way to screen potential owners. I would never hesistate to own another pitbull. It's all in the way they are raised not so called nature of the spiecies (sp?).

You can train any dog to be mean just like you can train them to be gentle as well. I've had many dogs that were suppose to be "naturally" mean dogs and they all have been gentle unless they were protecting their family.

[Catty1]

Update:

JUNIATA - June 11, 2007 - Just hours after Action News reported about an urgent search to find a pitbull that bit a woman, officials report the dog was handed over to authorities. The victim continues getting sicker and sicker.

The doctors are trying to control the infection, but the victim may lose her leg if they can't.