I knew it was a pit before I read it.
They have a reputation for being unpredictable for a reason.
If Cesar Millan can’t train it out of his own dog I don’t ots possible.
Headline gives you a picture of a dog dragging a man into the hospital...
DOGE leaves democrats in ICU after exposing their corruption.
“the neighbor’s dog, a pit bull named Gunner”
Part of the reason I’m armed all the time is not just to protect against potential attacks from humans......
Check Gunner’s home for meth lab...
If that had been my dad's dog,it would already have been killed.
I hate these mutts that run around the neighborhood yapping and crapping all over the place. I hate their dogs, too.
Read the headline and thought the dog was being a good Good Samaritan, dropping an injured man off for needed care.
“””Dog leaves man in ICU after violent attack in Panama City Beach”””
What a nice doggie!!! He takes a man to the hospital ICU.
Incident involves a Pit Bull.
What a surprise.
The other part is the Pit Owners.
90% are total crack heads.
The other 10% are too dangerous to call names.
(The doosh 90% think they are the 10%.)
The 10% use & manage their dogs like weapons.
On my property?
2 to the head.
Note to self: avoid that neighborhood when taking a walk.
I have a neighbor with pit bulls with heads the size of beachballs. Whenever he walks them, they’re pulling him along as he has no control. I keep an eye out for them when walking my yellow lab, plus I carry a .380 just in case.
Police found pitbulls 'eating' owner, 22, after savage attack ...
Pit bulls should be banned - these dogs have a kill switch in their heads that are just random and only the best owners can SOMEWHAT manage it
One Pit Bull, one 9mm
Problem solved
Who writes these headlines? Do they read them? How about the editor? I pictured a dog dragging someone into the ER and then leaving without giving his name.
that bites...
I am 6’1” and 215 pounds (granted I am also 70 years old), The neighbor’s dogs have escaped from their yard numerous times. Each time I informed them that their dogs were loose. I was threatened by the dogs several times but fended them off with a walking stick or other handy implement. Each time, I was told they would fix the gate or fence but somehow they never got around to it.
Finally, the neighbor’s American XL Bully broke through the fence and latched onto my hand when I was in my yard. I could not choke out the dog with my free hand. I could not reach my handgun or knife as the dog had my dominant hand. If a neighbor had not been nearby, I do not know what would have happened. You can not do much when a 60-pound dog is attached to your hand and the dog is not touching the ground - just dangling off your hand. After emergency surgery, several rounds of antibiotics, and numerous trips to Physical Therapy, I still do not have full strength or function of my hand.
The incident was reported to animal control. Animal Control investigated but I am not privy to the results of the investigation.
And yes they still have the dog - even though the dog is known to be aggressive and violent.
However, I am grateful that I was the one attacked and not my wife or grandchildren. I and my family no longer feel safe on our property.
No, I am not anti-dog. We have a couple of Cairn terriers. But our dogs are either indoors, on a leash or enclosed in a large yard fenced with chainlink and a hotwire.