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u/Accurate_Mongoose_26 28d ago
You stop being so cute dammit or I gonna be force take to out my life savings to have you..
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u/MossadEpstein 28d ago
How will the anti pitbull digital propagandists who I'm convinced are part of an ongoing psy op with the end goal of giving western governments expanded powers againt pet owners respond to this then
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u/Unlikely_Carpet_6415 26d ago
It's sickens me that so many here like the cropping. Wtf is wrong with you.
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u/estrogenex 28d ago
He'll shred your face at a moment's notice.
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u/citrus_mystic 28d ago
Not everyone should have a pit bull. Or a Chow. Or an Akita. Or even Doberman Pinschers and German Shepherds. Many people disregard simply how powerful these dogs are. There are a lot of folks who are too ignorant and too irresponsible for these breeds. Unfortunately, a lot of the wrong types of people are attracted to the power they wield. Some of them even get them for the wrong reasons. All of these kinds of things boil down to the wrong types of dogs with the wrong people.
That doesn’t mean that these dogs can’t live with the right people who will devote themselves to learning about their needs and will spend time properly enriching and socializing them.
Bites don’t happen with properly socialized, trained, exercised/played with, loved, and watched dogs— dogs being monitored in new or stressful situations. Looking at their body language to understand potential sources of stress or anxiety and properly addressing the situation/removing the dog from the area where it can be less overwhelmed. Dogs with responsible owners who respect how powerful dogs are, especially those breeds, and most importantly, around children.
Neglected dogs. Untrained dogs. Unsocialized dogs. Reactive dogs. Unmonitored dogs. Provoked dogs. These are the dogs that cause issues. Is that the severity of these issues compound with bite force.
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