[apackof2]

I love dogs and I hate to discriminate against one breed but these dogs really need to be regulated.

There are too many bad breeders, breeding dangerous pit bulls and ignorant people owning them.

Special licence to breed and a special licence to own them

[Maceman]

Pit Bulls don't kill people, people kill . . .

Oh wait. Never mind.

[JohnGalt]

A "child" used a gun to save lives?

The news censors must have been sleeping at the wheel.

[Blood of Tyrants]

And too few people willing to kill a dangerous animal when needed.

[dirtboy]

One dog had allegedly mauled a neighbor earlier this year, and officials said the dogs were well known in the rolling ranch land near Kiowa, southeast of Denver.

"The people in the area had their own sort of emergency phone network to warn each other if the dogs were loose before they would go out," Rattlesnake Fire District Chief Dale Goetz said.

After the first attack, I would have shot them on sight if they were loose and then challenged the owner to sue me.

After that attack, one dog was impounded and McCuen was issued a summons for having a vicious animal. The case was dismissed because there appeared to be no applicable ordinance

Amazing. In Colorado, you can shoot a loose dog that is attacking livestock, deer or elk, but I guess the sheriff couldn't shoot loose dogs that were in the habit of attacking humans.

[muleskinner]

Dogs Of Peace ping

[gundog]

Yeah,...special licences, that's what we need. How about a little personal responsibility, instead?

[GeekDejure]

When are we gonna see: Pit Bull Dogs Killed in Attack by Woman ??? ;-))

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[chicagolady]

Wheres ambrose when you really need him??

[jagrmeister]

I agree. There should be special regulations with bulldogs and rottweilers. I'm all for personal responsibility, but in practice, it doesn't happen and people die. Unlike guns, which are essential for the citizenry to ensure it is governed by consent, the "right" to own such animals doesn't exactly serve a noble purpose. Maybe owners should have to pay a special fee or be required to go through proper training with their dog.