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B-Line · #66 09-13-2008, 02:35 AM

They are Pit Bull breeders. You are a one Pit Bull owner. To use your words, your dog is an anomaly. Even a broken clock is right twice a day..

But enough about what I think. here is what Pit Bull Breeders think:
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"Have you read the history of the APBT? Matching is what made this breed what it is. You don't have to LIKE it, you if you don't ACCEPT it, maybe this isn't the right breed for you."

"If you take the dog aggression out of a pit bull, or attempt to anyway, you open it up to a slew of other issues including human aggression. I'm sorry, but I'd rather keep this breed true-to-standard and not screw it up."
"LEARN your dogs' roots. Learn your breed. This is not a breed for everyone and many people on here clearly didn't do their research and would prefer to have a Golden Retriever in a pit bull suit. I, on the other hand, would prefer a PIT bull."

"I'd like you to come to an ADBA show and tell someone with a very hot pit bull that they can work their dog using treats and "watch me" to get them to focus. They'd probably laugh. I'll be honest. I have a VERY hot pit bull. His name is Ryker. He hates many...many dogs. While food is an excellent motivator in low-stressor situations, the possibility of taking a chunk out of another dog is far more appealing."

"This comes from breed experience and breed knowledge and the reality of owning a breed that things Fido down the street would make a lovely snack."

"Its in their genes. It makes them WANT to do it. Just like its in your genes to want to have sex. You WANT to do it.
Regardless you cant just train it out of them. They want to attack other dogs, they have a prey drive. Right? They are more than likely DA."

"The American Pit Bull Terrier was bred specifically to be the "perfect" pit dog....fighting dog. End of story. Everything in history, words and pictures both, explain it very simply and in detail.
The fact that you choose to ignore what is known and make up your own stories does worry me, especially if you are out trying to "educate" others on these dogs."

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Oh, and take this advise for what it is, one dog owner to another. Do yourself a favor and remove that spiked collar from your Pit Bulls neck. You are putting your dog in danger, you are putting other dogs in danger and you are putting other dog owners in danger.
- One of these days I hope you realize that dogs are not humans and the type of consistency that animals have is vastly different than people. Don't believe me, ask Zigfried and Roy, or the Crocodile Hunter, or that bear trainer in California that got mauled by the actor bear that's been in 20+ movies. Any animal can go primal regardless of training or temperament. That spiked collar is a potential danger and can seriously hurt if something extreme should happen.

Horses get spooked, dogs get spooked, etc. They are animals and even temperament testing can not 100% guarantee.

Be smart, be cautious and at the very least, take the spikes off your dog..

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