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Whatever man, you don't even know what you're talking about.
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Whatever man, you don't even know what you're talking about.
another pair of great statements.....
your daughter was bitten by a golden - if it had been a pit she would have been mauled or killed..........that is the difference.
with this topic my mind is closed and there is no convincing me other wise. As i have said, i have met some nice pits, but i dont trust them and no one should
you're right.....
go buy the biggest dog you can....you sound like you have all the answers and will be the perfect dog owner..
Noah needs some nookiee cause he's grumpy....................
You're 20 years old. You have no idea who/where you will be in 10 years. I've been there, done that. My Rott was awesome, but it makes it a s***load harder to find a place to live next time you are looking. The only thing worse than having an "aggressive" dog is trying to find a new home for that aggressive dog when you realize that you won't be able to keep it.
I am a bit worried also....do you know how much it cost in first three years. Spay or nuture...puppy shots...if they get sick... Must socialize but only after you have walked the dog....Must neuter your dog or it WILL become aggressive or frustrated. Training is a full time thing.... 4 years out. Never say get it or attack.....Its like having a kid. I take my puppy to work with me because he has blood sugar issues...you never know what will or could happen with the health of the dog...HUGE amount of responsibility!!! I have put out over the last 6 years owning my two dogs well over 5K...thats not including the repairs to my hardware floors, carpet, kitchen table, lazy boy recliner. Lenolium....on and on
agomez
Frijoles
true all dogs will bite but when a pit bites it is fxxxing over...there lies the problem....
true all dogs will bite but when a pit bites it is ****ing over...there lies the problem....
Not true.....Thats just what you have heard.
if youre going to insist on an attack dog, drop a few thousand and get it trained right. at least it will let go when told. (that excludes pitts, methinks)
Mine sazs your gonna get it bitch
That about sums up chat. Nice job.
Go git yer face chewin monster dog and let us know how it's going in a few years.
Sorry, that puppy is WAY too cute!
Definitely not telling me I'm gonna get it...unless "it" is kisses. Is that your dog? I love it! 
Can you point us to some things that YOU have heard then?
Show us the fatalities per breed. (We all pretty much have seen this before - you apparently have not)
Sorry, that puppy is WAY too cute!
yeah that was in May at Moab, he's a bit more dog now
but thanks........Have two goldens too........
There are problems with this post.
A Doberman should have its ears done around 12 weeks of age. They should be healed by 16 weeks or so.
So, a) you either have your facts wrong and therefore, everything that you say lacks substance, or b) the owners of said Doberman were irresponsible and ignorant and I would not be surprised if the dog bit someone because of it.
You decide.
He is so cute!
I want another dog, but the one I have is a bit of a handful already. So I'm being good and not getting another. My boyfriend has 2 dogs, too, and that's a lot of dogs all at his house when we are over!lol.. the property I surveyed today had a blind Chihuahua looking dog tied on a dog run. That thing tried to bite me about 10 times. I had snake boots on so no harm no foul.
Yeah chihuahuas can bring the pain...my mom has one that looks like it is scared--shaking all the time n chit but that thing is vicious.
