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listen to ya.....owners defend their breeds simple as that...she was too small to be handling two large pits on her own...i am 5' 10" and would think twice about walking two large aggressive dogs at once in the woods......they jump a deer and they are off....a friend had a pit..we would be standing in her yard....a mouse or some poor small thing would run across the yard 100 ft away...that dog would kill what it saw in a heartbeat and be back at her feet
Why am I not surprised they were Pit Bulls?
Didn't even have to read the story
Dogs are usually protective of their owner. Hoe they could maul her to death is beyond me. Might be one of those alpha male situations where they were trying to show dominance.....but to maul her to death?
Why am I not surprised they were Pit Bulls?
Didn't even have to read the story
Dogs are usually protective of their owner. Hoe they could maul her to death is beyond me. Might be one of those alpha male situations where they were trying to show dominance.....but to maul her to death?
It is a phenomenon almost exclusively to that breed.
American Pit Bulls were among the most docile breeds you could get, excellent dog for small children.
But then the aggressive breeding began in the 80's and turned the breed into a very skittish, fearful and "bite first ask questions later". With a distinct history of attacking their owner.
Dobermans use to do the same thing before breeders toned down the breed, and now dobies are highly trustworthy dogs.
Why am I not surprised they were Pit Bulls?
Didn't even have to read the story
Dogs are usually protective of their owner. Hoe they could maul her to death is beyond me. Might be one of those alpha male situations where they were trying to show dominance.....but to maul her to death?
It is a phenomenon almost exclusively to that breed.
American Pit Bulls were among the most docile breeds you could get, excellent dog for small children.
But then the aggressive breeding began in the 80's and turned the breed into a very skittish, fearful and "bite first ask questions later". With a distinct history of attacking their owner.
Dobermans use to do the same thing before breeders toned down the breed, and now dobies are highly trustworthy dogs.
I remember when Dobermans, Rottweiler's and German Shepherds were the breeds you got if you wanted a "Don't mess with me. I am a badass" dog
Now they are all Pit Bulls
True. Dobermans are unshakable in pairs. The finest dogs ever bred in my opinion.Cynologists' Comments: There is still much to say about Dobermans. They are indeed fairly aggressive and can be dangerous for a man. Large and high-quality Dobermans are serious adversaries because of their agility and specific manner of the attack – they spring on the opponent, bite and then immediately jump back. It’s uncharacteristic for Dobermans to keep its preys; they never bite repeatedly and climb up the body as it does many service dogs. Normally Dobermans were used by the police force in pairs since it’s almost impossible to make a stand against two Dobermans. Currently Dobermans aren’t utilized for detention as it’s considered to be too traumatic and cruel. Indeed, Dobermans fall into the category of dogs which are capable of display of spontaneous aggression. And they just as Rottweilers understand a «play threat» neither to itself or its masters.
listen to ya.....owners defend their breeds simple as that...she was too small to be handling two large pits on her own...i am 5' 10" and would think twice about walking two large aggressive dogs at once in the woods......they jump a deer and they are off....a friend had a pit..we would be standing in her yard....a mouse or some poor small thing would run across the yard 100 ft away...that dog would kill what it saw in a heartbeat and be back at her feet
Is that some kind of sex toy?
Is that some kind of sex toy?
Holy crap I would hate to see it used as one...it is like 2 feet long, and the balls on the end are at least the size of a pool ball. Mighty painful...but then again people stick pop bottles up their ass.
Is that some kind of sex toy?
Holy crap I would hate to see it used as one...it is like 2 feet long, and the balls on the end are at least the size of a pool ball. Mighty painful...but then again people stick pop bottles up their ass.
Aannd back to the OP.
Why am I not surprised they were Pit Bulls?
Didn't even have to read the story
Dogs are usually protective of their owner. Hoe they could maul her to death is beyond me. Might be one of those alpha male situations where they were trying to show dominance.....but to maul her to death?
It is a phenomenon almost exclusively to that breed.
American Pit Bulls were among the most docile breeds you could get, excellent dog for small children.
But then the aggressive breeding began in the 80's and turned the breed into a very skittish, fearful and "bite first ask questions later". With a distinct history of attacking their owner.
Dobermans use to do the same thing before breeders toned down the breed, and now dobies are highly trustworthy dogs.
When you have pets which are above you in the food chain you are taking your life into your hands.Two dogs mauled their owner to death during a walk in Virginia woods, sheriff says
so you have this small person walking two large pit bulls....in the woods..and something happens..the pits maul her to death...i just cant stop wondering what happened what went wrong...or simply why? why would dogs she had raised from pups do this?
did she fall and that started the attack?
Why am I not surprised they were Pit Bulls?
Didn't even have to read the story
Dogs are usually protective of their owner. Hoe they could maul her to death is beyond me. Might be one of those alpha male situations where they were trying to show dominance.....but to maul her to death?
It is a phenomenon almost exclusively to that breed.
American Pit Bulls were among the most docile breeds you could get, excellent dog for small children.
But then the aggressive breeding began in the 80's and turned the breed into a very skittish, fearful and "bite first ask questions later". With a distinct history of attacking their owner.
Dobermans use to do the same thing before breeders toned down the breed, and now dobies are highly trustworthy dogs.
I'm not sure what mine is but I think it might be an American. I've had some people tell me that. I found it as a stray so there are no papers. Any stranger can come right up to him and hell pretty much just wants to go home with them but I always remain overly cautious just because. This is actually the first dog I've ever owned and personality wise I probably got lucky , he doesn't even bark at the mail man and his only great obsession is running after the ball. I was also pretty impressed by his caution around small kids, as that was one of the first things I paid attention to before deciding to keep him.He pretty much , realizes they are more fragile than adults and moves around them careful. Needless to say though, I never leave him with any kid unless I'm right there. I couldnt imagine this dog ever snapping but, theres a shotgun on the wall just in case he has an old Yeller moment.
