[umgud]

Canine jihadists.

[ari-freedom]

These dogs are bred to be killers. They do not deserve to be abused but they do not belong on this planet.

[babygene]

“He said deputies also spoke with a person who said her two pit bulls had jumped a 6-foot fence and escaped from her yard.”

I don’t think a pit bull can jump a 6 foot fence. Maybe a 6 foot “long” fence...

[golux]

I saw a teacup Yorkshire Terrier maul a Clydesdale to death last week but did THAT ever make the news? No.

Folks, it’s not the breed, it’s the way they’re raised.

Until you’ve seen, as I have, a Chihuahua - a puppy no less - break the neck of a small child, or a Toy Poodle rip the legs off a grown man, you cannot possibly understand.

[Greg123456]

How bout shooting all the pit bulls on site instead of the wolves?

[lefty-lie-spy]

IBTZ

[JamesA]

I hate these dogs with a passion. I’ve told the story before how 2 pit bulls came onto our farm and attacked our sheep, tore 3 up bad enough I had to destroy them. Our ultra-huge male Great Pyrenees dog came on scene and quickly killed one pit bull and nearly tore the rear leg off the other. The owner of the pit bulls and raises them about 2mi. down the road,could care less. I won’t hesitate to shoot them on sight. My 8yr old granddaughter often walks among the sheep, and I shudder as to what would happen to her, or my wife. We now have 6 Pyrenees and maybe 300 sheep, cattle n horses.

[kanawa]

“They are known for being friendly to people, in most cases,” Collord said. “When they pack together, whether it be pit bulls or any other dogs, dogs that we think they would never do anything like that, it is a totally different situation when they get into a pack.

“They don’t react the same as what we would see in our homes a lot of time.”

He said it can be normal for animals that have packed together to want to take down another animal, adding that is usually unneutered male dogs that behave that way.

Had a beagle back in '71 that killed every one of my farm mates chickens.
I raced around the countryside to get replacements before the fellow's wife returned.
Blew the engine on my Deux Chevaux in the process.
The bitch lady wouldn't accept the restitution...
"if you think that makes up for what your dog did you got another... blah blah blah"
It was the end of our partnership.
The beagle didn't even need to be in a pack to trigger his behavior.
Had the happiest look on his blood smeared face when I got home and discovered him amidst the feather strewn carnage.