Any Ohio Pit Bull owners here?
05-22-2008, 11:51 PM
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Re: Any Ohio Pit Bull owners here?
I'm not sure what I would do if they ever passed something like that here, they would have to kill me to get my dog
I've had a german shepard, a black lab, a husky, a beagle ,and my pitbull mila. she by far is the most caring dog I have had and has way more character then my other dogs
mila a 8 weeks soaking up sun
mila at 5.5 months, she likes sun so does my fat cat
shes 9 months now and much bigger
I've had a german shepard, a black lab, a husky, a beagle ,and my pitbull mila. she by far is the most caring dog I have had and has way more character then my other dogs
mila a 8 weeks soaking up sun
mila at 5.5 months, she likes sun so does my fat cat
shes 9 months now and much bigger
05-22-2008, 11:58 PM
#16
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Re: Any Ohio Pit Bull owners here?
My kid killer on the right and my moms kid killer on the left. :1
Come kick my door in and take my dog from me. At that point I will know that they have crossed a line that should NEVER be crossed and I'm not going to give up my dog without a fight.
I can name 1,000,000 more dangerous creatures other than pitbulls, yet these dumbfucks are trying to kill tens of thousands of INNOCENT/HARMLESS dogs just because of some lowlife losers who fucked up their dogs into thinking it had to kill to live.
Teenagers kill people everyday one way or another. Should be ban those little bastards and make parents hand the pieces of ---- over so we can curb stomp them?
Planes, trains, automobiles, snakes, bears, bobcats, sharks, boats, jet-skis, hammers, nails, screw drivers, knives, forks, plastic bags, glass windows, lakes, pools, ponds, waterfalls, rivers........all that ---- has killed TONS of people. When do we ban all that ----?
I'm gonna go stock up on ammo just incase some nutcase decides he wants to come into my house and kill my dog.
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Come kick my door in and take my dog from me. At that point I will know that they have crossed a line that should NEVER be crossed and I'm not going to give up my dog without a fight.
I can name 1,000,000 more dangerous creatures other than pitbulls, yet these dumbfucks are trying to kill tens of thousands of INNOCENT/HARMLESS dogs just because of some lowlife losers who fucked up their dogs into thinking it had to kill to live.
Teenagers kill people everyday one way or another. Should be ban those little bastards and make parents hand the pieces of ---- over so we can curb stomp them?
Planes, trains, automobiles, snakes, bears, bobcats, sharks, boats, jet-skis, hammers, nails, screw drivers, knives, forks, plastic bags, glass windows, lakes, pools, ponds, waterfalls, rivers........all that ---- has killed TONS of people. When do we ban all that ----? I'm gonna go stock up on ammo just incase some nutcase decides he wants to come into my house and kill my dog.
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05-23-2008, 12:14 AM
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Re: Any Ohio Pit Bull owners here?
lol, the way around that is to either go to the vet and have them list your dog as a boxer mix or whatever, or spend the 50 bux or whatever to have them AKC registered as whatever breed you want, then if some **** does get a warrant to seize your dog you have documentation proving that its not a "pit bull".
They passed that same law here 2 years ago after several people were mauled by pits, the result was all the local shelters were overflowing with them, so within minutes of dropping off a dog it was taken in back an euthenized without ever giving it a chance for adoption or whatever.
oh yea ---- P.E.T.A
check this out, this is all the reported dog bite/attacks for past few years, theres WAY more cases of german shepards biting people than anything else.
http://www.understand-a-bull.com/Art...llDogsBite.htm
They passed that same law here 2 years ago after several people were mauled by pits, the result was all the local shelters were overflowing with them, so within minutes of dropping off a dog it was taken in back an euthenized without ever giving it a chance for adoption or whatever.
oh yea ---- P.E.T.A
check this out, this is all the reported dog bite/attacks for past few years, theres WAY more cases of german shepards biting people than anything else.
http://www.understand-a-bull.com/Art...llDogsBite.htm
05-23-2008, 01:21 AM
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Re: Any Ohio Pit Bull owners here?
I REALLY don't believe it'll pass, just wanted to let any Ohio-ians know so they can bitch to their representatives. If nobody complains about it, it'll pass. I'm sure enough people will complain, it's just ridiculous they'd even propose a law like this. I didn't know Hitler was an Ohio rep.
Out of the two cocker spaniels, the husky, german shepherd, papillon, and cairn terrier I grew up with, my APBT is by far the most chill-tempered and intelligent dog I've had.
I'd honestly be satisfied with having to pay a fee and pass a test to be "licensed" to own a large breed dog if it would help to keep the wannabe thugs from having them and perpetuating their bad reputation. My vet listed my dog as a "mixed" breed although it's quite obviously an APBT. My vet owns a couple herself and suggested I tell people it's an american staffordshire terrier if I want to avoid the negative attention, but says she tells them the truth about her's being APBTs...I have no problem telling them though, maybe a few people will realize they aren't vicious monsters.
Out of the two cocker spaniels, the husky, german shepherd, papillon, and cairn terrier I grew up with, my APBT is by far the most chill-tempered and intelligent dog I've had.
I'd honestly be satisfied with having to pay a fee and pass a test to be "licensed" to own a large breed dog if it would help to keep the wannabe thugs from having them and perpetuating their bad reputation. My vet listed my dog as a "mixed" breed although it's quite obviously an APBT. My vet owns a couple herself and suggested I tell people it's an american staffordshire terrier if I want to avoid the negative attention, but says she tells them the truth about her's being APBTs...I have no problem telling them though, maybe a few people will realize they aren't vicious monsters.
05-23-2008, 03:50 AM
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Re: Any Ohio Pit Bull owners here?
There are tons of problems that plague this breed.
Pit Bulls that are biting humans are a direct result of shitty breeding practices! which are causing fear among citizens who don't know any better and are swayed by the media. A kid gets mauled by a "pit bull," BAM! legislation goes up right away. why? because people fear what they don't understand. We have back yard breeders breeding -----quality dogs who are ------- nerve bags- a poor representation of the breed is what is produced...and... a tragic accident waiting to happen.
There is a -----ton of considerations to breeding a dog, but i'll leave you all with this comment cross posted off a bulldog site.
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Written by top American Bulldog Schutzhund producer, Marcel @ NorthCalABs.
1. Do not breed to re-produce your favorite family pet. Instead go to your local shelter and rescue one of those dogs or puppies someone with the same idea as you had, when he breed his/her favorite pet.
2. Do not breed because you have a male and female with papers. I'll go to this again go to the shelter and pick up one of those pound papered puppies. Yes, the shelter has plenty of pure breed dogs, if you dont believe me go and look.
3. Do not breed because of size or a physical chacteristic. A few examples of these problems, as a breed by average gets larger so does the median for hip dysplasia, not to mention an increase in elbow and all around health problems, shorter muzzle's ultimately means an increase in dogs with breething problems, A dog that is already brachi surfalic does not need a shorter muzzle, blue, does not make a pit bull a better all around dog, period.
4. Do not breed because you think what you have is RARE. My first example goes back to the Blue APBT, if you think your pit is rare because your dog is blue, wake up, or better yet I think you would be a perfect canidate to buy some luxury swamp property from Eic Estrada from the TV show Chips, that same comment goes to everyone that believes there breed is truly rare because it says so in DOGWORLD.
5. Do not breed because your dog is assosiated with that special name. The examples are for AB's (Johnson, Scott, Hybrid, etc.), APBT (Gotti, Colby, etc.), any other remaining bully breeds, please add your own list, and do not forget this one, because there is a prolific dog to the breed in your dogs pedigree, while that is nice to know that does not make your dog special to the breed.
6. Do not breed because you need money, How about getting an extra job, instead of making more work to those that work or volunteer at shelters.
If you ever ponder to yourself, "I wonder if I should breed my dog," Go volunteer at a shelter for a week and then reevaluate your question and ask yourself why would you need to breed?
I have breed and I will continue to breed, I do not breed every year, nor do I breed a majority of my dogs. I have done 3 breedings in the past 10+ years. I own or co own 5 female AB's. I have only breed one of them, and her just once, I have already spayed 2 of the others without ever breeding them (one was spayed due to me not liking her PH score, the other beause I think she is just a great pet dog), the other two are currently in the proving them selves stage.
I have studed out my two males. Trouble who is now deceased, and Malo his son. I have only breed them to dogs with passing hip scores from either OFA or Penn Hip, proven temperments or temperments I test before breeding, and for atletic bulldogs. If the females do not pass any of these three requirements I will not use one of my males to breed to them. I have turned females down, and I will continue to if they do not reach my requirements, but if you do do it with some professionalism it is no one else's business if you turn down one of there female dogs.
I will always stand behind my requirements, and the truth lies in the offspring. My breedings or females I have studed my dogs too have produced, the tightest Penn Hip score in the breed, multi Iron Dog titled dogs, weight pull titled dogs, Champion show and Grand Champion show dogs, multi passing OFA and Penn Hip score dogs, with several in the good and one in the excellent range, or lower then .35 and some in the .21 to .29 range for Penn Hip, not to mention some up and coming young dogs I have seen on this forum (Lizzy and Raiden).
If you settle for nothing but your best you will be amazed at what you can acomplish.
IF YOU ARE NOT BREEDING TO IMPROVE THE BREED, DO NOT EVER BREED!!!!!!
Pit Bulls that are biting humans are a direct result of shitty breeding practices! which are causing fear among citizens who don't know any better and are swayed by the media. A kid gets mauled by a "pit bull," BAM! legislation goes up right away. why? because people fear what they don't understand. We have back yard breeders breeding -----quality dogs who are ------- nerve bags- a poor representation of the breed is what is produced...and... a tragic accident waiting to happen.
There is a -----ton of considerations to breeding a dog, but i'll leave you all with this comment cross posted off a bulldog site.
...
Written by top American Bulldog Schutzhund producer, Marcel @ NorthCalABs.
1. Do not breed to re-produce your favorite family pet. Instead go to your local shelter and rescue one of those dogs or puppies someone with the same idea as you had, when he breed his/her favorite pet.
2. Do not breed because you have a male and female with papers. I'll go to this again go to the shelter and pick up one of those pound papered puppies. Yes, the shelter has plenty of pure breed dogs, if you dont believe me go and look.
3. Do not breed because of size or a physical chacteristic. A few examples of these problems, as a breed by average gets larger so does the median for hip dysplasia, not to mention an increase in elbow and all around health problems, shorter muzzle's ultimately means an increase in dogs with breething problems, A dog that is already brachi surfalic does not need a shorter muzzle, blue, does not make a pit bull a better all around dog, period.
4. Do not breed because you think what you have is RARE. My first example goes back to the Blue APBT, if you think your pit is rare because your dog is blue, wake up, or better yet I think you would be a perfect canidate to buy some luxury swamp property from Eic Estrada from the TV show Chips, that same comment goes to everyone that believes there breed is truly rare because it says so in DOGWORLD.
5. Do not breed because your dog is assosiated with that special name. The examples are for AB's (Johnson, Scott, Hybrid, etc.), APBT (Gotti, Colby, etc.), any other remaining bully breeds, please add your own list, and do not forget this one, because there is a prolific dog to the breed in your dogs pedigree, while that is nice to know that does not make your dog special to the breed.
6. Do not breed because you need money, How about getting an extra job, instead of making more work to those that work or volunteer at shelters.
If you ever ponder to yourself, "I wonder if I should breed my dog," Go volunteer at a shelter for a week and then reevaluate your question and ask yourself why would you need to breed?
I have breed and I will continue to breed, I do not breed every year, nor do I breed a majority of my dogs. I have done 3 breedings in the past 10+ years. I own or co own 5 female AB's. I have only breed one of them, and her just once, I have already spayed 2 of the others without ever breeding them (one was spayed due to me not liking her PH score, the other beause I think she is just a great pet dog), the other two are currently in the proving them selves stage.
I have studed out my two males. Trouble who is now deceased, and Malo his son. I have only breed them to dogs with passing hip scores from either OFA or Penn Hip, proven temperments or temperments I test before breeding, and for atletic bulldogs. If the females do not pass any of these three requirements I will not use one of my males to breed to them. I have turned females down, and I will continue to if they do not reach my requirements, but if you do do it with some professionalism it is no one else's business if you turn down one of there female dogs.
I will always stand behind my requirements, and the truth lies in the offspring. My breedings or females I have studed my dogs too have produced, the tightest Penn Hip score in the breed, multi Iron Dog titled dogs, weight pull titled dogs, Champion show and Grand Champion show dogs, multi passing OFA and Penn Hip score dogs, with several in the good and one in the excellent range, or lower then .35 and some in the .21 to .29 range for Penn Hip, not to mention some up and coming young dogs I have seen on this forum (Lizzy and Raiden).
If you settle for nothing but your best you will be amazed at what you can acomplish.
IF YOU ARE NOT BREEDING TO IMPROVE THE BREED, DO NOT EVER BREED!!!!!!
05-23-2008, 04:01 AM
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Re: Any Ohio Pit Bull owners here?
idk pitbulls dont really scare me, they seem like really nice dogs. i am totally ------- freaked out by german shepards, if they want to kill a breed do them first. those mother ******* have teeth that will ---- you up.
and i dont get why cops can train dogs to fight people, but they outlaw the public from doing it. no that i want fighting dogs nor am i trying to rationalize it but why isnt peta up in arms about cops doing it?
and i dont get why cops can train dogs to fight people, but they outlaw the public from doing it. no that i want fighting dogs nor am i trying to rationalize it but why isnt peta up in arms about cops doing it?
