[RegulatorCountry]

I’m sorry that this woman lost her beloved pet, but her recounting of the circumstances don’t make sense. Neither a pit bull nor a lab can jump a six foot chain link fence. Climb it, maybe, but not jump it. And, doing so to make a beeline to snatch the little Chihuahua from the woman’s hands? For no reason at all?

She doesn’t sound as if she’s being entirely truthful. Why, I don’t know.

[utherdoul]

those things can be real irritating and nippy and they’ll go up against bigger dogs, maybe the pit and lab were provoked.

[heartwood]

She said there were pallets of wood on the neighbors’ side of the fence, and the dogs climbed up on those.

[pepperhead]

There was a guy that brought his dog out to my local dog park and he would throw the ball intentionally over a 4 ft and 6 ft something fence and watch his dog go over the fences and get the ball.

[Obamageddon]

"Neither a pit bull nor a lab can jump a six foot chain link fence"

You havn't been around pit bulls much, have you?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBhBbnat_ss

[Obamageddon]

Here's a six foot fence:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIM4vnCxw3I

[KELLYGIRL]

UHM, I KNOW THIS WOMAN, I PRACTICALLY GREW UP WITH HER FAMILY OUT ON HER PROPERTY (I WAS BEST FRIENDS WITH HER DAUGHTER FOR 20 YEARS), THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENED. WHAT HELPED THE DOGS OVER THE FENCE (THAT SHE’S HAD UP FOR 30 YEARS) IS THAT HER NEIGHTBOR HAS JUNK PILED UP AGAINST HER FENCE (THEIR SIDE, THE PIT OWNER). SO YES, HER ‘STORY’ IS ENTIRELY IN TRUTH.