Will You rejoice when Parker Slays Joshua?

It's the very few idiots that have created the problem. I'm sure it's more nurtured than nature and their just like any other dog if treated right. Thing is, if they unlock and abuse the Pit, its natural physical power is like no other average breed of dog or its tenacity. Basically, little insecure ****s have ruined it by hiding behind a fighting dog when they are ***** boys and decent people can't own them anymore cause of it

 

Yeah I think this is true. The fact is Pit owners attract a certain type of owner who see owning a powerful dog as an extension of their own masculinity and treat their dogs in a way to encourage their worst traits. While it's in their nature to be very aggressive, I believe in nurture over nature.

Though I will add even just an incompetent Pit owner rather than a bad one could lead to a very dangerous situation. Every dog owner believes they are a good dog owner just like every parent thinks they know how best to raise their kids. Fact is not every owner is a good owner or even a competent one so it's not a breed that should really be recommended for most people. I've seen plenty of people that can't even get their little Shih Zu's or Spaniels to behave, imagine those people with a Pit or another aggressive breed and you're playing a dangerous game.

 

sent a woman off to get a samoyd
she came back with an american eskimo dog
if you want a dog to lick a lick a fox / burglar /cat /hide under a bed when a firework goes off thats your dog

if you are in a hurry though dont take the dog for a walk when there are females around of any age.

 

God willing Parker beats that black supremacist Mugabe supporting scumbag to a bloody pulp and derails the hype train.

 

No but I pissed myself when he was the superior favorite for BBC SPOTY & didn't even come third!

 

Ok, since you asked nicely.

The first pittie we bought we didn't know was a pitbull. The petshop guy said it was a terrier cross boxer. We only found out later. It was one of the white ones that looks like a dogo argentino. It was not a big dog. He weighed about 25kg if that. This is the one that I think may have been from some sort of fighting backyard breeder because he was pretty fierce. He had no qualms of taking on any dog that ran up to him.

He was also the most loyal, loving and faithful dog I have ever had. He used to play with kids, no problem. There's something different about a pittie compared to other breeds. It's like they need your affection like plants need water.

After the first pitbull that we bought "by mistake" I was so impressed by him that I insisted on another pittie. we bought the pit cross american bulldog. As they died, we replaced them with red noses, and they're also not very big. About 30-35kg tops.

I like them because they're loving, playful and good-looking dogs. I also like their loyalty, because we stay on a farm where it can be dangerous. I feel I can leave my gf alone and if she's with them, she's safe.

They are seriously not intimidating to humans. In fact they are a pain in the ass because when we have guests over they make such a nuisance of themselves trying to get affection and slobbering over the people that I often end up chucking them out. They sleep inside (because dog poisonings are rife here) and typically I wake up with the dogs on the bed. They watch you and once your eyes are open you're fair game for a royal face washing.

Maybe you have different pitbulls crossbred into something weird where you come from. What you describe are not the pitties I know.

 

Definitely. You get owners that come out with " his alright he won't hurt you, he's playing" when you know the dogs not, and if you know, they definitely know. Could be a pit or a Labrador. Fella walking his white Alsation in a park by me, I was walking a good bit behind and his dog turned a ran as as fast he could to get to me. He jumped and snapped just missing my face. Man about 65 walking him without a lead or a muzzle it was, "he won't hurt ya" he said. I could've slapped him, a little kid would've ran and that dog would be on them way before the slob of an owner could get him off. What made it worse was the dickhead old man was in his slippers, I ****ing hate ****s that leave the house in their slippers.

 

Well carrying on the Star Wars theme I would compare Wilder to ja ja binks. Completely useless and very ****ing annoying.

 

I carry a Chihuahua in my hand bag

 

And that's also part of the reason I liked to have pitbulls. Used to do a fair bit of jogging and I would endlessly be tormented and chased and bitten by a variety of dogs that the owners could simply not be arsed to keep IN THE YARD. Cue the white pitbull and those days came to an end quickly. I literally had a duo of an alsatian and a terrier run up to the (open as always) gate to bite me and come to a skidding halt when they saw the (leashed) pal that I was running with. No more chunks out of my ankles!

 

Bro you aint no J.K. Rowling. Give me cliff notes.

 

Pit bulls were created by breeding [url]bulldogs[/url] and [url]terriers[/url] together to produce a dog that combined the gameness and agility of the terrier with the strength of the bulldog.[url][3][/url] In the [url]United Kingdom[/url], these dogs were used in blood sports such as [url]bull-baiting[/url] and [url]bear-baiting[/url]. These blood sports were officially eliminated in 1835 as Britain began to introduce animal welfare laws. Since dogfights were cheaper to organize and far easier to conceal from the law than bull or bear baits, blood sport proponents turned to pitting their dogs against each other instead. Dog fighting was used as both a blood sport (often involving gambling) and a way to continue to test the quality of their stock. For decades afterwards, dog fighting clandestinely took place in small areas of Britain and America. In the early 20th century pit bulls were used as [url]catch dogs[/url] in America for semi-wild cattle and hogs, to hunt, and drive livestock, and as family companions.[url][3][/url] Some have been selectively bred for their fighting prowess.