So........is crinoline and furbelow the same thing???? Are they like a tie with a suit, something that just goes with it?? What's your thoughts dt?
Dog Showing Aggression to Certain People
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So........is crinoline and furbelow the same thing???? Are they like a tie with a suit, something that just goes with it?? What's your thoughts dt?
Do you have a cat? Or any pet? I think a snake is worse than a pitbull for example.
Sorry you had to do that. What the dog went through is why it is that way, not because of the breed...and I think you realize that. Despite what some asshats might like to believe, dogs are NOT predispositioned to be any more aggressive than the next dog, unless specifically bred and trained to do so...but as with all animals, if neglected or mistreated, the outcome is unpredictable.
I hope she gets someone who has the time, energy and appropriate place for her.
For someone who is pretty comfortable calling people morons you sure wear that hat well.
There are other ways of compensating...Harley?
I agree and disagree. I believe animals are like people where some may have genetics that condition them to be heavier than others or maybe become alcoholics or have mental instabilities that others don't. I think the environment and raising of that dog is huge in those genetic tendencies being exposed and built on. Just like taking to twins and placing them in different households. May be fairly similar but will still be quite different.
I think I am going to stop by the humane society this weekend and check out different cats/dogs and ask the people "does this cat/dog make my penis look large?"
The breed attracts losers, so it is kind of because of the breed.
There's no other way to explain it.
Pit bulls make up only 6% of the dog population, but they’re responsible for 68% of dog attacks and 52% of dog-related deaths since 1982, according to research compiled by Merritt Clifton, editor of Animals 24-7, an animal-news organization that focuses on humane work and animal-cruelty prevention.
I got nothing to add to this. I have cats. I have no penis.
Sounds like you have a pusssssy.
So to summarize a pretty inane thread (by no fault of the OP) : Pitbulls for some; miniature American flags for others!
Pit bull isn't a recognized dog breed. It's simply a catch-all term mistakenly used for a bunch of diverse breeds and random mutts. The unclear nature of the "breed" leads to a large number of aggressive dogs misidentified as pit bulls. Oh, a stray dog bit a kid? "It looked like a pit" gets reported but really it was a black lab/Staffordshire terrier mix or another mix.
It's extremely difficult to rely on statistics about a type of dog when the identification criteria for the type are vague and unclear. It's not like we're talking about dalmations where everyone has a good idea of what they look like and are pretty accurate in identifying them.
It's extremely difficult to rely on statistics about a type of dog when the identification criteria for the type are vague and unclear. It's not like we're talking about dalmations where everyone has a good idea of what they look like and are pretty accurate in identifying them.
