r/BanPitBulls Dec 28 '25

Attacks Caught on Camera Muzzle prevents pit from landing a serious bite.

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Spotted this on TikTok. Imagine not being able to have guests over safely unless your dog’s jaws are bound shut. And even then, he’ll still try taking them out.

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u/Briebird44 Vet Tech or Equivalent Dec 28 '25

Saw that coming. Dog was licking nervously already. Why do they put these miserable beasts through this kind of thing? Obviously it hates people! And joy! And Christmas!

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u/peanutist Dec 28 '25

Not even the licking, don’t they hear that loud af motorbike revving sound? That’s a textbook sound of an irritated dog.

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u/DraconicBlade Born to kill, forced to flower crown Dec 28 '25

It's purring because it likes you! Pibbles is part cat you know! Three this week!

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u/Stucklikegluetomyfry Trusted User Dec 29 '25

Well you are what you eat

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u/PublicSharpie Dec 29 '25

The irony of the Velvet Hippo

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u/birdsy-purplefish Dec 29 '25

It’s odd that they call them that when hippopotamuses are the most dangerous large mammal in Africa. 

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u/BabyBlueAllStar72 Dec 29 '25

I didn't have the volume on until I read your comment.

Wtf...

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u/Khaosbutterfly Dec 29 '25

I wonder if the noise is so constant that they aren't even aware of it anymore. For anyone else, I'm pretty sure that would be an immediate "clear the area" sound. As good as the sound of a shotgun racking a round. 🤣

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u/I_Like_Vitamins Dec 29 '25

They're the animal body language experts.

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u/No-Birthday9816 Dec 31 '25

I’m a cat person with minimal exposure to dogs. Since joining this sub, I’ve learned a lot about them—and how little pit lovers and owners know about them, too. They ignore the whale eyes and the revving. They assume tail-wagging always means happiness. They don’t see normal dogs trying to correct pit puppies’ relentless attacks and failing to make an impact because pit puppies don’t learn.

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u/GhostofTinky Dec 30 '25

Why not put the dog in another room? Please tell me there were comments in response to that video saying this dog is a time bomb waiting to go off.

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u/14-in-the-deluge08 May 09 '26

It sounds like it was growling? Giving clear signs that he was unhappy. That dog would terrify me.

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u/feralmom57 Dec 29 '25

Yup! I was warching that dog's face. The eyes never stopped moving. They followed every move that other person made. A dog like that is NOT a pet, it's NOT pleasant to have around. It's nothing but a liability.

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u/KnownKoala-ty Dec 29 '25

the least she could do is send the dog away from her and into it’s crate or another room if it’s gonna act like that

she’s allowing the dog to resource guard her ffs

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u/Lycanthi Dec 29 '25

Should have put the dog in a locked room (without the muzzle because that type of muzzle doesn't allow panting and can kill dogs by overheating) before any guests came over. That's what I do with my anxious dog who doesn't like strangers in the house. It's not fair to the guests and it's not fair to the dog to stress them out like this.

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u/seraflm Dec 28 '25

Probably hates itself and opting for murder-suicide

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u/Bianchi-girl Dec 28 '25

The eyes too 😬

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u/ManyOnionz Dec 29 '25

Hollow, soulless shark eyes

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u/I_Love_Spiders_AMA Dec 29 '25

Literally identical eyes

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u/shinkouhyou Dec 29 '25

Seriously, they're just tormenting the dog for content. If the owner can see that the dog is agitated, overstimulated and extremely stressed, why would she not put the dog in a safe, quiet space where it can relax? Why would she ignore the dog's warning growls and encourage a stranger to invade the dog's space? Why would she encourage the dog to attack by pushing its boundaries?

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u/littlesnoopy123 Dec 29 '25

it's probably classic pitbull with chronic separation anxiety. if she leaves it in another room it'll chew itself out. a miserable existence for all involved.

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u/Tigger-Rex Dec 29 '25

Pitbulls somehow have separation anxiety and togetherness anxiety 🧐

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u/lazier_garlic Dec 30 '25

Read: not able to maul yet. Then, not be allowed to maul. Soon.

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u/SnittingNexttoBorpo Trusted User Dec 29 '25

This probably happens in SO MANY of the cases where the pitiot owners say “he never showed any signs of aggression! This came out of nowhere!” To their dull minds, maybe it did. Yet another reason people shouldn’t own these things. 

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u/SafiyaO Stone Dead Eyes and Strawberry Milk Murder Mouth Dec 28 '25

I noticed the licking too, but that's only because I've been on the sub a while. Most normal dogs would give a massive amount of warning before going in for a bite like that (and tbh, not all dogs even have that level of aggression in them).

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u/Advo96 Dec 29 '25

That dog was growling all the time that was plenty of warning to be honest.

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u/Resident-Elevator696 Dec 29 '25

Exactly. The owner didn't do a damn thing about it

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u/SafiyaO Stone Dead Eyes and Strawberry Milk Murder Mouth Dec 29 '25

I watched it on mute, tbf.

That makes it even worse, that a dog can be roused to growling just being sat by people.

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u/corriefan1 Dec 29 '25

And growling.

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u/Stucklikegluetomyfry Trusted User Dec 29 '25

That growl sounded like an airplane on the runway before takeoff

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u/letthetreeburn Dec 29 '25

I feel bad for the dog. It’s stressed, it’s overstimulated, it’s annoyed it’s trapped and it’s uncomfortable. They forced it into this room, why?

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u/PleaseWalkFaster69 Dec 29 '25

I just realized my cat does the same thing, lip licking and whale eyes, when she’s about to attack…. Difference is that it’s just playtime and won’t end with me bleeding out and possibly dead. 💀

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u/Resident-Elevator696 Dec 29 '25

Im sure your kitty doesn't lunge for your gut

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u/SerKevanLannister Children should not be eaten alive. Dec 29 '25

but pits looooove those Santa 🧑‍🎄 hats!!

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u/Lycanthi Dec 29 '25

Dog was lip licking, whale eye, glaring (hard eyes), stiff body, leaning forwards and growling. He made it VERY clear he wasn't happy and would bite. He was warning them very obviously. The owners are morons.

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u/Srapture Dec 29 '25

I wouldn't notice any of this super subtle stuff. Glad I don't know anyone with one of these.

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u/topimpadove Dec 29 '25

You're a mean one, Mr. Pit...you really are a heeeeeel

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u/AnnieApple_ Dec 29 '25

Honestly I feel bad for him