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Old 05-18-2008, 10:03 PM #11
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Don't forget, Pittbulls need love too.
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I agree 100%.Abby! They really are sweet dogs, but because they're so muscular and strong some PEOPLE take advantage of them and train them to fight.

My daughter adopted a pit when she was in college, and she is so wonderful with her little boy (my grandson). She's trained extremely well and is friendly to everybody, including other dogs and cats!

I hate how they're portrayed in the media!
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I understand that is scary, but...don't blame the Pitt, blame the owner. Dog bites happen daily from Shepherds, chihauhas, dobies, you name it. The media thrives on Pitts. Most people get aggressive animals for all the wrong reasons. They need love. Please educate yourself on pitts before judging them.
i am very educated on pitt bulls. one of the reason i feel the way i do about them.
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I've been clicking every day - many, many times!!

I've also ordered some slippers and a couple of t-shirts off the site!! I love their stuff!!
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Ooo Wow... major dog bites are very scary.
In our neighborhood, a grandmother tripped over an English sheepdog, and it turned around and bit her in the neck and killed her. This legal problem went on for 3 years (the family fought the city which wanted to put the dog down).
Imagine the rest of the family could keep a dog that killed Grandma?
Well the compromise was struck... the dog was allowed to live, but without its fangs.

Then at work, a nurse friend of mine was mauled by her Akita, by accident.
It jumped up at her face ostensibly to play and it bit her lower jaw and ripped her lip off... which she was in shock and didn't realize. Her friends (they were all at a picnic) rushed her to the hospital, and she had to have extensive plastic surgery to repair it. Her brother took the dog to the vet, who said to put it down immediately since once they taste human blood, they will do it again. So the dog is history.

I also had a patient was was mauled in the face by a Rottie. It was not a pretty sight, and she was having recurrent infections from the bite which went from one ear across her whole lower jaw/face.

So it is not only pit bulls. I myself, am very nervous around large dogs.
I was bitten on the foot/leg, when I was 4 just sitting on my G-mothers porch.
A dog ran across from the other side of the street for no reason and attacked me. I'll never forget that...! I guess this is why we have cats?
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you need to click more alffe.
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