isadore;1176221 wrote:yep
isadore;1176224 wrote:mixed, male, when i was a child.
who do you think got the responsibility for him, me,LJ;1176226 wrote:So you have never taken care of a large breed dog on your own?
Not the same as being a dogs master.isadore;1176230 wrote:who do you think got the responsibility for him, me,
isadore;1176231 wrote:no trainer
Sorry for quoting some pit bull statistics. Which is a helluva lot more than you can do. Since all stats point to pits being killers and aggressors.LJ;1176222 wrote:Not really having to try at all. Your webadore is shining bright tonight.
WebFire;1176233 wrote:Golden Retriever, Lab, German Shepard. Non large breeds...basset hounds, beagles, a few mutts and currently have a black-mouth cur (he's about 45 pounds.
Golden and Cur with children.
WebFire;1176239 wrote:Sorry for quoting some pit bull statistics. Which is a helluva lot more than you can do. Since all stats point to pits being killers and aggressors.
Please share. My research shows them at the top of all lists.LJ;1176246 wrote:Lol. Im on my phone. Plenty of stats that show that bullys are nowhere near the most aggressive dogs out there.
Yeah, the one. That didn't kill. :rolleyes:LJ;1176241 wrote:Ive owned a gsd. Would be much more leary of it around kids than my amstaff. By far.
Goldens are typically good dogs, except for the one that dismembered a kid a few weeks ago.
well behaved and did not kill any of my younger brothers.LJ;1176238 wrote:Probably was a bad dog by my standards then.
WebFire;1176249 wrote:Please share. My research shows them at the top of all lists.
LJ;1176254 wrote:Your extensive research on the anti bully dogbites website?
Mixed breed and little dogs top the lists for most overall bites.
there is a big difference between bite and being killed. pits not on top of bites in quantity, but at the top of the list of most effective, killing bites.LJ;1176254 wrote:Your extensive research on the anti bully dogbites website?
Mixed breed and little dogs top the lists for most overall bites.
there is a difference between yappers, snappers and killers.THE4RINGZ;1176261 wrote:I grew up around bully breeds and kept a dog (boxer) until a few years ago. We now have two fox terriers and they are by far more aggressive dogs than our bully breed dogs, although they appear less intimidating.
and it was their own fault.LJ;1176258 wrote:All these kids were promptly eaten after this pic
isadore;1176264 wrote:there is a difference between yappers, snappers and killers.
But they are not. And Pitts are and they kill. Many other dogs are as big or bigger than Pitts but they don't come close to killing like the Pits do.THE4RINGZ;1176268 wrote:True, but if these smaller dogs I own were bigger and had the same temperments they do, they would.be killers.
isadore;1176270 wrote:But they are not. And Pitts are and they kill. Many other dogs are as big or bigger than Pitts but they don't come close to killing like the Pits do.