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Pitbull attacks a horse

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  • shinyshimmery
    shinyshimmery

    Fact: most pitbull owners cannot control their own dog.    I have a french bulldog and he is small but has a LOT of power... even when we go on walks he overpowers me. I can't imagine how mu

  • G.U.Y_Del_Rey
    G.U.Y_Del_Rey

    The "3 weeks later..." and then "11 months later..." send me  OT: Ms. Horse served   

This dog is never beating the demon allegations :rip:

 

Anyway, that kick from horsey at the end was so satisfying! Go horsey! 

reminds of the thread the other day about pitbulls, there is a reason 80%~ of the dog attacks are from pitbulls i guess :biblio: every idiot can train their dog to attack but they all specifically choose pitbulls? the breed should be banned

I don't understand why some dog owners insist on NOT having their dog on a leash in places with a fair amount of other people and animals.

 

Especially if they own breeds like Pitbull, like use your brain :skull: 

It was so satisfying seeing that horse kick the **** out of that awful dog. This is why cats remain the superior species. :clap3:

Glad the "dog" was put down. Pitbulls are a danger to society and their owners should be ashamed of themselves. The kicks in its ugly face were very satisfying 

Not ppl gathering in here to watch a dog die :jonny5: the owner is the problem for not having the dog on a leash, the dog doesn’t know any better. 

20 minutes ago, Cutthroat said:

It was so satisfying seeing that horse kick the **** out of that awful dog. This is why cats remain the superior species. :clap3:

spill :clap3:

 

OT: they should lock that dog UP tbh :mazen:

20 minutes ago, Wizard said:

dang that kick :jonnycat:  hi-YAH 

 

 

:bibliahh:

Dumb owners.

 

Also, my mom has a pitbull and he is the sweetest baby ever. Almost ten years old and has never attacked any living thing, EVER.

 

I know plenty of other people who have pits and never had a bad situation. 

 

It really only comes down to bad owners.

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4 minutes ago, CREATIVEREBELLION said:

Dumb owners.

 

Also, my mom has a pitbull and he is the sweetest baby ever. Almost ten years old and has never attacked any living thing, EVER.

 

I know plenty of other people who have pits and never had a bad situation. 

 

It really only comes down to bad owners.

true

9 minutes ago, hurricane326 said:

BUT IT'S THE OWNER NOT THE DOG

 

^^^Bunch of bs. Pitbulls have been known to continue attacking after losing legs. There is no excuse for their existence

Shut up dumbass 

2 minutes ago, hurricane326 said:

Nope. They are bred to fight, even if that's not what they end up doing ever in their lives. Unlike all other normal animals, pitbulls will continue to attack after being seriously injured, even losing a leg in some cases. 

 

 
, studied Animal Science at State University of New York
Answered Sep 9, 2021 · Upvoted by  , Have raise, trained and showed dogs 30+ years
 
 

Typically when a pitbull attacks out of the blue. It isn’t really out of the blue. Pits have very subtle signals before they attack, that’s what makes them such good dog fighters. Most will get dog aggressive at some point in their life. Usually by early maturity. They were bred to hold huge 2,000lb bulls by the face, and in the last couple hundred years they were bred as fighting dogs. When a pitbull fights it isn’t like other dogs. They bite and hang on. They have what is called gameness. It makes them rather die than let go. That’s where the old wives tale about them having locking jaws came about. They don’t have locking jaws, they just won’t let go. It is also the reason why when they attack it usually involves massive trauma to the other dog, person, Child, cat, or farm animals. They are genetically predisposed to have dog aggression. Some owners may be lucky and their pit never attacks anyone. But most will at some point attack an animal, and in some cases people. There will be people that tell you it’s all in how they are raised. They seem not to get that people raise them from birth and their dog still attacks. The pitbull doesn’t need to be trained to fight, it is in their DNA. They fight to win. And winning to a pitbull is death. It’s not their fault that they were bred that way. But it is peoples fault that owns them and treat them like a Golden instead of a high drive working animal. If you own a pitbull or really almost any bully breed you should know how to make your dog release it’s bite to do the least amount of damage. Don’t pull the dog away. Either use a bite stick to open their mouth and let go of the victim. Or you can use a slip lead and let it tighten around the dogs neck until it lets go to take a breath. Do not let go of the pitbull, it will continue attacking even after people hit them, throw things at them, beats them. They have high pain tolerance and relentless drive to finish what they started. Keep yourself and others safe by teaching your dog to wear a muzzle when out on walks and exercising your dog appropriately to fulfill their needs. They aren’t nanny dogs, they aren’t herding dogs, they were bred to fight. So when you own one, it is your responsibility to keep others safe.

 

not reading all of this lol.

 

I'll believe that all pits are bad after I see my moms pit attack someone. Which will never happen. :coffee2:

 

You're giving "one person of the group is bad, so everyone in that group must be bad" vibes luv 

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8 minutes ago, Villanelle said:

Shut up dumbass 

sddddddddddddddddddddddddd

 

:deadbanana4:

 

 

VOTE VOTE VOTE

 

 

Edited by Delirious

1 minute ago, hurricane326 said:

 

God the irony is too much to bear sometimes

 

Because it challenges the falsehood you believe in?

 

Naur, luv. It's because I've never seen or heard of a alarming situation with her pit, or anyone else pit that I know. So why would I automatically assume the worst? Doesn't make much sense to me. :giraffe:

 

My chihuahua is more vicious than most pits. 

21 minutes ago, hurricane326 said:

BUT IT'S THE OWNER NOT THE DOG

 

^^^Bunch of bs. Pitbulls have been known to continue attacking after losing legs. There is no excuse for their existence

That's literally because humans bred them to do just that. But literally most dogs could **** up a person if rhey really wanted to, so that's besides the point. Properly socialized Pitbulls are not randomly aggressive like abused Pitbulls and those raised for fighting. 

 

But this is 100% the owner's fault. Absolutely no dog should be off leash unless you have 100% trained them to follow voice commands and they always listen to you, which most dog owners don't do with their dogs. Pitbulls especially will not listen no matter what once they've been excited into game mode, so they should really never be off-leash.

I carry a very large knife when I walk my dog just for pit bulls like this. They’re trash dogs and the second one lunges at me it’s over. 
 

The law (at least in my state) is very clear, if you fear for your safety, lethal force against a dog is lawful. 

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2 minutes ago, jordanjm said:

I carry a very large knife when I walk my dog just for pit bulls like this

:rip: 

2 minutes ago, Click Clack said:

:rip: 

I’ve already had one disgusting redneck owner in my building had his little dumpster pup lunge at me once.
 

He was new and luckily the building staff saw it happen. They broke the lease and he was gone the next month.

 

I can’t wait for the chance. 

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