man what a night

[ahank1]

well i was walking down university today with my pit and rat terrier..... and all of a sudden i see this dog roll out of the back of a pickup..... she starts to run at me and i think ahh shi@# this is going to suck.. she turned out to be real friendly. she is about 2 years old and she is a blue pittbull. so i walk about half a mile and see another dog that was dead on the side of the road... and it was a male pit. some idiot decided to drag race his truck with 2 dogs in the back. man i really dont know what to do with her. she i nice as hell but a little dog aggresive.. my dogs are real nice so thy think she is playing... i have adds up on craigs list and a few other places sorry i did not know what to do and i am kinda venting at the same time.... i did not know were i could put this post....but here she is ........

[ahank1]

Re: man what a night

oh and here is my 85lb pit flirting to the new girl in town lol. man arcos in person makes her look real small.. in the pics they look close but holy crap arcos is a big dog.

[Mighty Thor]

Re: man what a night

Aaaaahhh, those are nice looking doggies. I say just take care of that dog. It deserves someone like yourself.

[ahank1]

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man it was such a pain in the asss to get home... i was about 1 mile away form my house.... i was on my bmx bike, i had to dogs on leash, then i saw her in the middle of the street. every one was yelling at me get your dog bla bla bla. so i get her out of the road... i had to carry my bike on my back the rat terrier in my arms. and arcos on the leash and that dog fallowing me... it took about a hr to get home. lol
i would love to keep her. she is awsome but i only live in a 2br condo with 2 dogs and a bunch of snakes... so i dont know..... still trying to figure out all the details

[slow6]

Re: man what a night

i love pitts

[ahank1]

Re: man what a night

ya me to i love them i just dont know what to do with her i am kinda not so much looking for the original owner and i cant keep her but i am going threw my friends to seee if any one wants her..

[vanbibber]

Re: man what a night

i like pits, but i dont trust them for ****. i know its all about how you raise them, but all it takes is one time eff you up.

id rather have a great dane or a german sheppard instead though.

[ahank1]

Re: man what a night

well have fun with the arthritis for those dogs.. and german shep's talk about a dog produced by satan....lol try and sneak into your house one night and see how many times you get bit befor it realizes its you.. true story......
they are good dogs i wont lie but i would bet my life you get bit by your shep befor a pit.......

[vanbibber]

Re: man what a night

ive had 3 german sheppards. best 3 damn dogs ive ever had. everyone in my family has had at least one also(about 10 of them) never had a problem with a single one of them.

my mother in law has a 5 year old great dane, perfectly healthy and a buddy of mine has a 9 year old great dane thats perfectly healthy also. id rather be bitten by something that doesnt lock its jaws.

german sheppard > anything

[Fbody3400]

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rat terrier > anything

:tup: good point

[vanbibber]

Re: man what a night

hah you wish :p

[ahank1]

Re: man what a night

OK bro before you start throwing out stupid ideas such as lock jaw..(sorry this pisses me off more then anything) do some research... lock jaw man i like wife's tales as well. there is nothing different then your Shep's skull and a Pitt's skull there is no locking bone,muscle nothing. it is all muscle and they can let go when they want to. the only difference is the way there muscle is formed.. and statictics show that you are 70%more likely to be bit by a German Shep then a pit. the only reason there are more reports of Pitts is because they do a lot more damage. i have raised pits i am a pit breeder and i have never had one problem. so next time you want to come onto my thread and talk about trust just keep your .02cents to your self...you don't have any idea what you are talking about...and i know this is a forum but dont bash on peoples things like that i take this...pit problem stuff to heart.. i moved from denver so i could keep my dog and now there is another bill in az that they are trying to do the same as denver did....

PS you are the reason i have so many people afraid of my dogs when i walk them.... you are the reason i go to places and get shunned. and you are the reason for the banning of this wonderful breed. tell me how evil all the dogs look. tell me what you see that's so UN trust worthy..
http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/...e=joecoool2003

[ahank1]

Re: man what a night

i took this from the dog bite stats website

not sure about dog bite statistics but 77% (approximately) of all dogs pass the temperment test, while a whopping 95% of pitbulls pass. As a breed the pitbull does better on the temperment test than retrievers, labs, dalmations, and almost any other "family friendly" breed there is. Please inform your mother that the german shepherd is bred to ATTACK PEOPLE while the pitbull is bred to attack DOGS. Oh, and expain that the reason that pits rarely bite people is BECAUSE OF not in spite of their selective breeding for fighting purposes. Tell her how a human-aggressive pit couldn't be safely fought and would be put down, so almost every trace of "human aggressive genes" was wiped out from this breed at one point. Oh, and look up that printout on the internet that has a picture of about 15 different breeds of purebred dogs and asks you to identify the pitbull. No one ever gets it right on the first try. Breed mis-identification is one of the 3 biggest problems facing our breed. And in spite of the fact that every flea-bag with a patch on its eye, or some scars, or a big head is labled a pit bull when it bites someone there still aren't numbers to back up the mindless sensationalistic propaganda spewed by our wonderful liberal media.

[ahank1]

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one more for you
Many sources propagate the myth that "pit bulls" have a "locking jaw" mechanism, and that the dog cannot let go once it has bitten. It is indisputable that pit bulls generally have strong jaws for their size. However, as stated by Dr. I. Brisbin (University of Georgia) "The few studies which have been conducted of the structure of the skulls, mandibles and teeth of pit bulls show that, in proportion to their size, their jaw structure and thus its inferred functional morphology, is no different from that of any breed of dog. There is absolutely no evidence for the existence of any kind of 'locking mechanism' unique to the structure of the jaw and/or teeth of the American Pit Bull Terrier." Furthermore, the "pit bulls" that compete successfully in protection sports such as Schutzhund obviously do not display an inability to release their grips after biting, as releasing the decoy's sleeve on command is an integral part of scoring the competition [4].

[ahank1]

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and the funny thing is i am not even looking that hard

http://www.understand-a-bull.com/BSL...llDogsBite.htm


p.s if any one looks at anything i put up please look at these 2 if any
http://www.pitbullsontheweb.com/petbull/sadreality.php none of these dogs wanted this life
http://www.fivepixelmedia.com/sadreality_pitbulls.htm