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I don't see any name calling, once you get some titles on your dogs then we can talk.
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look Lady, you are out of your mind....
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A. corgi PUPPY B. 2 Corgi Puppies C. stranger/lady D. Strange new dog E.Muhc larger Irish wolfhound. he was diagnosed by two seperate bahviorists, who both described him as non aggressive, and a splitter. Splitters are anomolies. He does not assert himself as dominant. CAN YOU NOT READ NON+AGGRESIVE?? Look at the photos. No leashes, no fear from anyone. Why can you not accept the facts I am handing you? I am so beyond done with this. |
I'm sorry, but an Irish Wolfhound is one of the ugliest freakin' dogs out there - they always look like a dirty stray!!!
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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: __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ ________________________________________ "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." __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ ________________________________________ 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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Good luck to you. Remember, I have had a 200# pound dog at my throat. I am very aware of potential. My other dangerous dog (Rottie) stepped in. BTW thank you for assumming my level of intelligence is substandard.:thumbup: I have read volumes of info on the APBT breeds and offshoots (as well as mastiffs etc..) Also spoken to actual owners with their dogs face to face. I did not research a potential of this nature by reading a website. (especially one that harbors and encourages fighting animals) When I feel the need for knowledge, I go to the source. I never rely on others to tell me what to think. Nature is fickle. My best friend was killed in a golfing accident. There were no warnings in the rule book. People are killed by bee stings. I choose not to hide from life. I accept it's pleasures and trappings. This guy has earned my respect and everyone he has met so far. The only human who could be in potential danger is the one sneaking around my house at night. Simply because he just needs to slow them down while I chamber a few rounds.:p: I have thought about the collar and hope this one meets with your approval. Ciao |
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Answer this question seriously.
Could your PWDs have done this? After hiking on a hot July Saturday, we sat on and he was under the bench; joining a lady and her adopted 5 yr old Chinese girl. The girl asks to pet Knuckles and we say ok. She pats him on the head and he just smiles and the two of them sit there for a few minutes. She then picks up a stick and shows it to him. He gently bites it (stick, not little girl, J.A.) and she pulls on it 'til it breaks. The little girl then grabs another stick and shows it to him and he bites it, she says, "good by Knuckles, bite." and breaks the stick in his mouth then pats him on the head. Subsequently, she ends up clearing everystick available in the same fashion, patting him on the head and saying good boy every time. Finally he didn't want to do it anymore and turned his head. She tried again, he turned his head the other direction and looked down. He then gets up and moves some dirt to cool off and lay down. She rolls over to him and says. "let me help you Knuckles" and moves some dirt from around his paws as he watched. From watching her, he moves forward and then helps her move the same dirt. hmmmm...... I think he is worth the risk, I will bet on him vs your PWDs (actually 90% of all dogs) in any situatuation, any day. I bet on him every day actually. Hey you know what, I don't even recall having to wash any of the little girls blood and torn flesh off his collar??!!! |
A potentially killer dog in the hands of an owner who insists on garnishing him in weapons....
And you wonder why people like myself do support Breed Specific Legislation. It's not just because of the breed, it's because of the owners. And you are exactly the type of owner we loathe in the dog park where I live. I don't care how sweet or friendly your dog is, NO dog regardless of breed, belongs wearing weapons. Especially not a dog that was developed to kill other dogs.. You just don't get it. This is not about you, this is not about your dog. I would say the same thing to a LAB owner if they garnished their dogs in weapons also.. The only difference is, the LAB is not as much of a POTENTIAL threat as "KNUCKLES"... You give your dog a fighting name, you garnish him in weapons, and then you wonder why other dog owners consider him a threat... It's not because of the media, it's because of selfish, owners who don't care about the danger they are putting other pets in. Your little anecdotes about how cute and sweet your dog is means nothing to no one. You are setting a bad example for your breed and causing further hatred of the breed based on the irresponsibility of the owner and your desire to accessorize your dog wearing weapons. You want people to be less afraid of your dog, think about renaming him "Tulip" and dress him accordingly: http://www.pitbulls-fighting-for-the...sBunnyEars.jpg Though I still could argue, a WOLF in sheeps clothing is still a WOLF... |
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The problem with simple and closed minded people is they have pre-drawn conclusions and skew everything to satisfy their irrationalities. Forget the fact that they would ever try to experience something first hand, such as my dog before judging and or striking out. It seems though, their simple little minds cannot handle the fact that there might be positive evidence which does not meet their pre-drawn conclusions. OH AND they ALWAYS have to have the last word. It seems to make them feel as if they are indeed superior. G.F.Y. |
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