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Russ
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posted 12-30-2002 03:36 PM           Edit/Delete Message
Unfortunately it is not true that loving owners can make the dog a good dog, I agree that there should be a ban on breeding these dogs. >>

Hi Rott lover,
So sorry to hear about the tragic loss of your pup =(

I am no pitbull expert, but I do love mine and have many books about them in my dog section.

Most pits are not bred for fighting anymore. At least here in Canada and USA. Where your friend got his pits from could answer alot of questions. Reasearching the Bloodline could tell you alot about how your dogs will turn out. There are many lines now that are bred for the more desireable traits in the pitbull, like; courage, loyalty, strength, agility, intelligence, desire to please master, gameness. ****Good breeders do not breed dog aggressive dogs.**** This is what is being bred out of the line.

Yes a lack of education is much to blame in most pit bull scenarios. Pit bulls require advanced dog handlers and factual knowledge, not myths or rumours.
1. 3 dogs equals a pack and everthing we think we know about the everyday common dog , changes, to pack mentality, a hierarchy is formed.
2. The dogs need to be socialized with dogs & people starting from 16 weeks
3. Don't believe what Joe smoe says, do your research correctly and buy some books that were written specifically on this breed.
4. Never let 2 pits from the same pack play with one dog from another, they will dominate it.
5. Owning a pit bull is a much greater responsibility than owning other more familiar breeds. It requires more knowledge, dedication, responsibility and dicsipline.
6. Know the pit and how it thinks, yes it is a dog and thinks like a dog, however, it is like a Great white shark. It is above all the lesser breeds in a physical presence.


"This might just be rumor, but one of the things I have since heard is that part of the reason that they attack is that they are bred in such a way that their brains are bigger than their skulls, putting pressure on their brains and causing paranoia which leads to the attacking."

Yes this is a rumor, it does sound ridiculous when you really think about it.

Most of the other posts in this thread are pure BS, based on their no facts opinions only.


Best regards,

Russell

PITBULL_PRINCESS1979
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From:WEST MONROE,LOUISIANA,USA
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posted 01-02-2003 02:17 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for PITBULL_PRINCESS1979   Click Here to Email PITBULL_PRINCESS1979     Edit/Delete Message
NICE POST...GLAD TO SEE ANOTHER PERSON IN HERE THAT LOVES PITBULLS.

Russ
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From:Vancouver, B.C. Canada
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posted 01-02-2003 04:05 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Russ     Edit/Delete Message
Most dogs that bite, have not been properly socialized. That goes for all breeds.

Chain a dog up in the house backyard or the warehouse, don't play with it, don't take it out for walks, don't introduce it to new dogs and people, don't let it see anyone at all. Hmmmmmmm I wonder if after 3 years of isolation, it could tell if a stranger was trying to be friendly or attack it???

How can anyone be so absurd to blame a dog?

Let your unsocialized untrained dog run free in the suburbs. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, is it possible it could run into a situation where it felt threatened? It was scared? It was being chased by kids throwing rocks?

Just a few thoughts I had while driving home for lunch.

Russ

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posted 01-02-2003 11:27 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for tybrax   Click Here to Email tybrax     Edit/Delete Message
hello springer, are your puppies cute , and gorgeous, and cuddly, if so give them a big hug and kiss from me , from a queensland gal thet loves pitty's

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posted 01-03-2003 08:33 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for sassy_pants   Click Here to Email sassy_pants     Edit/Delete Message
TYBRAX....THANK YOU(FROM SPRINGER,THIS IS MY NEW SCREEN NAME)THE ARE ADORABLE!!!!


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