No matter how much I hear about their temperaments being tied to the way they were raised, I still find them unpredictable. And that would rule them out as a pet choice for me. But having said that, I would *never* allow my little boy to go to the home of kids whose parents kept 1 pit bull, much less 4.
This kid who was murdered by the four pit bulls was NOT anywhere near the property of the dog owners. The pits were unleashed and allow to roam free all over the adjoyning farmland. This little boy was on his OWN farm land when attacked. I agree, the terminology in the law should exclude the words “unprovoked attack” before prosecuting anyone. If you own it, and have a constitutional right to your freedom, then you bear all the responsibilities as well.
Three hots and a cot, in prison. Good luck. Hopefully the children will have a good foster home.
“No matter how much I hear about their temperaments being tied to the way they were raised, I still find them unpredictable.”
You are correct! They are completely unpredictable. Read my post #20. Daisy was a well cared for, lovable pet. One day she just snapped and tried to kill the person who loved her the most. Sure, you can make any pet nasty, but this breed has a dark potential, bred deep into it’s genes.
I wonder whatever happened to Mike Tyson’s pet lions? Now,,, there’s an idiotic pet owner.