[srmanuel]

I’ve never owned one and I never will own one, I’m not willing to put in the time and effort to train them properly.

Are pit bulls aggressive, they are, but so are rottweilers, Dobermans, Shepards, Malinois, etc., they can all be dangerous animals if not properly socialized and trained.

A lot of the people who are irresponsible with guns are the same people who own Pit Bulls.

As far as seeing a pit bull turn the switch and attack, I’ve recently seen a golden retriever in our neighborhood attack multiple dogs and bite multiple people.

[ansel12]

“”””As far as seeing a pit bull turn the switch and attack, I’ve recently seen a golden retriever in our neighborhood attack multiple dogs and bite multiple people.””””

I’ve had a Chihuahua chewing on my shoe while I talked to someone.

You don’t seem to know the difference between a biting (technically an attack) and a killing attack (an attack to the death), or killing attacks that are barely survived with limbs missing and calves and arm muscles and face torn off.

[workerbee]

You, as an admitted "never owned, never will", keep going back to proper socializing/training.

Time and time again, the story is the same: The pit was a loving family dog, never as much as growled... and then suddenly, a toddler is dead.

Why do you assume that every attack is the result of bad owners? Is every single pit owner "bad"? Either way, eliminating the breed would be a good thing.

[metmom]

I’ve never owned one and I never will own one, I’m not willing to put in the time and effort to train them properly.

You pass yourself off as an expert about pit bulls and how if they are trained right they won't snap and yet, by your own admission, don't know what you are talking about.

You are a real piece of work.

What a hypocrite.