[1COUNTER-MORTER-68]

It’s amazing to me that Anything could be kicked by a horse

even once and get up,,,

Much less keep attacking the horse,,,

I did see a pic on one thread of a pit being shot 3 times

with a .22,,,one round hit it just above the left eye,,,

He kept comin’ in the attack,,,

I have to walk my yorkie in the backyard now after 1 of the

pits next door charged us,,,barely made it in the house,,,

Now I carry a .44 with hollow-points instead of my 1911,,,

We have a puppy-mill next door,,,

House got rented to thugs,,,Section 8,,,Welfare Cheats!!!

6 pits in back on tow chains,,,

In a few months they will have 3 more litters IN the house.

That’s about 30 pups at $500.00 each,,,

No help at all from LEO or Animal Control...

[Ditter]

Sounds like a nightmare. Any chance that you could move?

[uncommonsense]

Aw man! Nightmare next door! Sorry to hear all that. You have to walk around your own neighborhood looking like Terminator 1 with a sawed off shotgun strapped across your back. A .44 with 6 shots and a pack of pits on the loose - better hit the range for some practice.

Yep - the horse under attack was larger then normal and a good bit bigger than a zebra. From the Philly zoo web site:

"Zebras have a powerful kick which can be dangerous to a predator; a solid kick can injure or kill a lion"

Now if a zebra can kill a lion with a good kick and zebras are smaller then the horse and the horse couldn't stop the pit bull attack - I believe that says a LOT about why people are concerned, dare I say frightened, of pit bulls.