thats the way my hound is. hes so energetic and i wanna let him get out and run it off but at the same time he will want to go sniff everyone and every dog he sees if i let him loose. when hes not in the house or on a leash i have to leave him a tether lol. he likes getting into that mode where hes nose to the ground barking and running lol

you certainly do and you clearly have difficulty reading
where did i say that i blame the dog for every attack? seems you can only think in black and white
not going to start to explain why i know more about dogs than you because you are clearly not capable to understand what i say
but just a hint: try reading up on the history of dog breeds and perhaps a tiny little light will come up



did i say "no case"? you don't understand the word "nearly"? do i need to explain it to you?

This post was edited by brmv on Apr 5 2011 01:44am

lmfao you are still trying your bullshit that "breeding for x purpose means they are only capable of x purpose".

its breeding developed its physique not its mentality.

no, unlike you i do not think in black and white only
and you are wrong
dogs are not only bred for physique but also for disposition
you might educate yourself by reading up on breed standards
while they have a long list of physical characteristics
character and disposition are essential criteria for a pure bred dog

Did I say "funny"? you don't understand the word "funny"? do i need to explain it to you?

By the way it's clear that you do not know more about dogs when you cite biased material as your evidence. So stop pretending that you do.

This post was edited by Arsenic_Touch on Apr 5 2011 02:00am

mirror

list of UKC breed standards for the american pitbull. only thing it says is a general statement of aggression is dog on dog aggression.

http://www.ukcdogs.com/WebSite.nsf/Breeds/AmericanPitBullTerrierRevisedNovember12008

This post was edited by Psycho- on Apr 5 2011 02:09am

From what i know, pitbulls are cross-breeded to be killers. They are fight-dogs.
For as long as there have been herd dogs out there, they usually came from a certain breed. I haven`t seen a pitbull or a boxer used for that. There are sledge dogs, the huskies etc. Again, no pitbulls Each breed has its characteristics. Do pitbulls have playfulness ? I missed on that, if so, i humbly appologise.

This post was edited by B4al on Apr 5 2011 03:04am

Fighting dogs are often pitbulls, but the breed itself is not an aggressive breed. What makes them awesome fight dogs is their extremely power necks, potentially the strongest neck of any dog. This allows them to bite down and rip flesh, even though their jaws don't have a lot of power, the sheer speed and power their necks can exhibit can cause even a weak bite to inflict serious harm.

edit: Pitbulls are not a very smart breed of dog, meaning they are very easy to train and they are very impressionable. If you treat them like shit, they will be mean dogs, but if you treat them nicely, they will be nice.

Smarter breeds of dogs like your huskies and malamutes are generally friendly towards humans regardless of how you treat them, but are extremely hard to train and can become violent if they become dominant. (they retain more wolf instinct than most breeds, especially malamutes.)

This post was edited by Everclear190 on Apr 5 2011 02:50am

they weren't bread to be fighters they were bread to be what they are...strong and athletic and good looking. people used them for fighting because of their athleticism and strength not because of their aggressive nature. this is just another one of those things that circulate that makes the dog look bad instead of the assholes training them to fight other dogs/animals for amusement.

edit: ha beat me to it.

This post was edited by Psycho- on Apr 5 2011 02:50am