in no way i meant it was ok for a dog to bite . but it aint ok to allow a kid to poke a dog either to where it hurts . a reaction bite aint the same as as bite from a known aggressive dog

This same situation happens over and over. When is enough, enough?

never , cause if the ban all pits and all pit mixes . people will still have problem dogs . you'll just have another misunderstood bred .


pits and mixes kill more people simply cause there are more of them .


just like banning ar15s people just get a different gun

Frankie, a little research says you are wrong.

66% of Fatal Dog Bite Deaths Caused by Pit Bulls
From their data collection, they found 346 of 521 deaths were from pit bull attacks. Rottweilers made up 10%, followed by German Shepherds, mixed-breed, American Bulldog, Mastiffs, and Huskies.

Less than 6% of all dogs are pit bulls.

They are not good pets. Period.

ok first , thats comes from a bs site ran by animal rights people . next the data its bs . ever where , ever site that states those numbers comes from the same place . even at the CDC !!!!!


but thats not what i said . there are more bites , attacks' from pits simply because more people own them . higher population naturally means more bites from that a breed .


oh and believe me ive done the research . lol

We hear way more about Pitbulls killing people than other breeds because they do.

It never ends....

Our Childrens pastor was formerly at their church. He spoke very highly of the family especially Grandmother. He was tore up

just to add, its not a mixed breed dog. A mixed breed dog is exactly like it sounds, 2 or more different breeds. The modern OEB is a breed, which means that there has been 3 generations of the same dog bred. Then it can be registered as a breed. What most folks now call pure bred. Hope that makes sense.

If y'all need any dogs killed let me know. I like #4 buck for Bulldogs.

The art of taking a dog for a long ride is also underutilized. You can get a head catch for real cheap off at any of the trapping supply places I've got one you can just choke one out with the noose if you don't want to shoot it or live in the city. Find a good bridge over a creek somewhere out of town where you can throw them out.

I love dogs BTW just not partial to those that try to bite people.

Super horrible either way. I just don’t like aggressive breeds. That said, animals are animals and should never be fully trusted around small kids

Pits should be eradicated.

Just to add to this. The family that owns the dog is a super great family too. I’m not sure if the entire situation and how it happened. Just speculation but was told the dog was in its yard and the kid came over to pet it like he had done a 100 times before.

The problem with pits isn’t necessarily that they are just blood thirsty killers. They are protective and territorial yes but so are yorkies. The problem is that when a yorkie bites you, you get a pin prick. When a pit bites they can be deadly. So much force involved.

Pit bull roulette.

I guess if you search for old english bulldog you get a bunch of pitbull looking dogs.

Oh well just the price you have to accept to own a killer dog. Well actually it's mostly neighbors and small family members that pay the price.

I'm not a fan of those dogs. A lot of people in my generation have them and I don't see why. Probably because they were used in a lot of rap videos and they are basically free anywhere you go. The pound stays full of them.

The pound is absolutely full of pits and mixed with pits. I can think of few breeds more dangerous than the pit but isn’t the overall number of pit pit/mixes the odds are much higher

That said from what I’ve learned about the Olde English Dogge breed it has more English, 50%, than anything which is a milder temperament. The other 3 are equally divided

Attacks happen and it is not always breed dependent but the odds are a bulldog of some sort.

A friend called and told me the other night and called it a mastiff and we talked about mastiffs. He knows some involved in the situation and I mean it was horrible for all involved. I can’t even imagine if I owned that dog. Prayers for all in that ordeal.

Heck I had a chocolate lab I wouldn’t let kids around. He was scare of loud sudden outburst etc… and even grownups talking baby talked to him
I had to be vigilant when others were around us. Pointing out it’s not just pits.

Breed profiling, because it's a fact. Always the same story, "they were such nice people", "he/she had never bitten anyone", etc. Surprise, surprise, a pit bull will kill/maim someone today. Simple solutions are frustrating.