Dec 212008
 
Just another safe family pet...

Just another "safe" family pet...

Yes, I know that all dogs — all breeds of dogs — bite. And while pit bulls are the most dangerous dogs around, I acknowledge that pit bulls aren’t even responsible for the most bites.

But pit bulls are responsible for the most human deaths of any other dogs. When pit bulls attack people, they either kill them or seriously maim them.

Like this (latest) tragic story:

A Rubidoux man is attacked and killed by his family’s two pit bulls.

The attack was reported at 12:10 p.m., according to sheriff’s Sgt. Dennis Gutierrez.

“It appears at this time it is a very tragic accident,” Gutierrez said. “Of course this family is very distraught, right before the holidays.”

About noon, the grandfather of the house, located at 5787 Kenwood Place, stepped outside to smoke a cigarette. The animals attacked the man unprovoked.

One relative was home at the time of the attack and was unable to stop the dogs. The man died inside the home before paramedics could render any aid.

The dogs were captured and will be euthanized, Gutierrez said.

As in all the other pit bull attack posts that I write, the pit bull defeneders will come out to defend this dangerous dog — they’ll go on and on about how it’s bad owners, not bad dogs.

They’ll all say how wonderful and loving their pit bulls are…and how they would never hurt anybody.

I’m sure yesterday the Rubidoux family felt the same way and would have said the same thing…

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  52 Responses to “Another Pit Bull Attack, Another Dead Person”

  1. Stories about people who are killed by their own pitbulls elicit the same response I get when I read about people who die while mountain climbing or other dangerous/dumb activities where other people are then put in danger to save them… it pisses me off.

    • i feel no sympathy for this man who died. I don’t know of any family pet who would attack unless provoked. I think there some info robbie’s missing. This sounds like a bullshit story. This man was probualy beating his dogs for doing something wrong and they just snapped back. I think they were reguarly beaten dogs and they finally stuck up for themselves.

      • pits should not be blamed stupid owners should all these morons who dont know any thing about the breed run out and buy em, pisses me off

  2. What?
    No obligatory “my pit is the sweetest dog” comments yet?
    Shocked!
    Shocked, I tells ya’! :shock:

  3. If one does not socalize, love and nurture their dogs, their dogs will live in a fearful state of mind. It’s more about the caretakers of the dogs than the dogs themselves.

    • u keep watch that little mexican and buying in to his bull shit a pit is a pit, if he feels threatened or feels his home or pack is, its over they dont have locking jaws but im 6 ft 230 lbs i could not get one to let go if my life depended on it, ur going to learn the hard way,and ur dog will be the one to blame,do ur self a favor give ur dog away and get a beagle,ur the 10% getten them banned

  4. In response to NO2LIBERALS, I’m not going to say that my Pit Bull is the sweetest dog. INSTEAD I’M GOING TO ASK FOR PROOF.

    “But pit bulls are responsible for the most human deaths of any other dogs.”
    CITATION?!

    More people die of peanut allergies than Pit Bull attacks. Let’s go after Mr. Peanut first before we go after Pit Bulls.

    Again, you have no citations and you have no statistics on your blog. It’s easy enough to see why: YOU’RE EITHER TOO IGNORANT TOO FIND OUT YOU’RE WRONG OR YOU DON’T WANT TO in regard to Pit Bull temperament statistics.

    Yes, Pit Bulls originated as fighting dogs, but just as much as they were bred for that, they were bred to be docile to people. You provoke any dog, it may snap. There are stories of Poodle/Terrier mixes attacking people, but I guess you just associate these dogs with African Americans. Again, DO YOUR RESEARCH FOR GOD’S SAKE.

    Or maybe don’t. If you did it would clearly take away plenty of your ranting material.

    The fact is you’re wrong. Yep, that’s a fact. The American Temperament Test Society (an ACTUAL organization the compiles ACTUAL research and ACTUAL information on these dogs) found that the Beagle scored lower than the Pit Bull in 2007.

    I can’t possibly believe you’re a religious man with your clear hatred not only of God’s creatures but of facts, but if you are, I’m sure He has a very special place reserved for people like you that have nothing but contempt and hatred toward his creations WITHOUT SO MUCH AS A SINGLE STATISTIC.

    p.s.: If you’re against liberalism, you’re not American. This country was founded by a group of rebels seeking freedom from political tyranny. Conservatives were fine oppressing the opposition while in power, but now that the shoe is on the other foot, it’s not so fun.

    But it is comforting to know that ignorant people like you are getting older and will soon die out. Long before Pit Bulls do, that’s for sure. Under the Right to Own Property afforded to me by the Bill of Rights I am allowed to keep whatever dog I please. If you think you can take my Pit Bull mix, I can take your guns and I can take your freedom of speech.

    This is America. The founding fathers protected these rights I now defend from day one. They specified these to keep people like you from taking them away. Why don’t you read up on American history if you can’t do the simple research on Pit Bulls?

    • the founding fathers didn’t intend for my life to be put at risk, so you could own dogs that are more likely to kill, than any other breed. It is unfortunate that kids and old people are the victims of these dogs, all too often. The owners should ALL be on the receiving end of their own dogs attacks. Then we wouldn’t have so many morons owning killers.

      • i think you don’t know what the hell your talking about buddy. show some proof reliable proof that backs you up. show me how many kids and old people are actually killed.

  5. Pit bulls are piece of shit dogs, typically owned by piece of shit owners just like K9ResQer.

    Thanks for personifying my points.

    And dude — medications. Check your dosage. The current one’s not working.

  6. Proof?
    Instead of shooting your mouth off, and removing all doubt that you are a total dumb-ass, you could have done the research yourself.

    Of the breeds most often involved in incidents of sufficient severity
    to be listed, pit bull terriers are noteworthy for attacking adults almost as frequently as children. This is a very rare pattern: children are normally at greatest risk from dogbite because they play with dogs more often, have less experience in reading dog behavior, are more likely to engage in activity that alarms or stimulates a dog, and are less able to defend themselves when a dog becomes aggressive. Pit bulls seem to differ behaviorally from other dogs in having far less inhibition about attacking people who are larger than they are. They are also notorious for attacking
    seemingly without warning, a tendency exacerbated by the custom of docking pit bulls’ tails so that warning signals are not easily recognized. Thus the adult victim of a pit bull attack may have had little or no opportunity to read the warning signals that would avert an attack from any other dog.

    pdf

    See also, dog bite law.

    There is a wealth of information available on the innernut that can explain all this to you. Bon appetit, eating your dumb-ass words, as your proof is now evident, and your myth just went poof.

    Oh, and you are the first dumb-ass I have encountered, since I came across a nut job from Lebanon, that doesn’t understand the difference between classical western liberalism, and the modern western liberal. The former spread democratic principles, the latter wants to destroy them.

  7. Again, unlike you, I have citations. I have facts that can be traced back to scientific data. You have none of the sort.

    You can try to personally insult me all you’d like. I have both the Bill of Rights and the law behind me. And that trumps any personal insult you can fling at me.

    And, by the way, I’d have to say using the scientific method is a pretty foolproof methodology. What have you got in response to my actual data? Personal insults and ignorance.

    Good thing people like you have no real influence in the country, or what limited say you have is dying out. And that is why all you can do is respond to my factually based rebuttal to your nonsense with anger, not data.

  8. …and you have a terrible sense of timing. :lol: :oops: :lol:

  9. Timing doesn’t matter when you’ve got the Bill of Rights on your side.

    And one article is all you’ve got?

    http://www.bestfriends.org/
    http://www.nsalamerica.org/feature/pitbull/fact_and_fiction.html
    http://www.austinlostpets.com/kidskorner/2October/pitbull.htm
    http://www.midwestrescueabull.org/myths.html

    My dog is my property. You cannot take my property any more than I can yours nor can you limit my right to it.

    Guns kill way more than Pit Bulls.

    • I repeat, the Bill of Rights does not give you the right to own vicious animals. You are a moron to believe, so, and it will come back to bite you in your dumb ass if your pits ever hurt anyone. The Bill of Rights will NOT save your sorry ass, then.

  10. Better check the dog bite laws. If your “property” bites or kills someone, your property will be confiscated and/or destroyed.

    Look again, dingus, I gave you two links, and was being generous. You just aren’t worth the trouble.

    As for guns, there are way more of them in this country, than shit-bulls….Thank God!

  11. You can’t refute my rights as an American citizen, the Bill of Rights, and the Constitution.

    I take responsibility for my dogs’ actions. That’s why I train them. Anyone with a dog should take that responsibility or not have ANY dog. At all. My dog was attacked by a Golden Retriever and a Labrador who were off leash while my dog lay at my feet, on leash. Let’s ban them, too.

    Nothing funnier to me than bigoted rednecks pissed off that the government is on my side. This is America. Owning my dog is my right.

    Good thing you and your kind will die out with your ignorance long before the Constitution and the Bill of Rights are changed. Losers are always the most bitter, hence the personal attacks and little else.

    I know the bite laws. I work at the NY DA’s office.

    Bottom line: It is my right and I am free to exercise it. And bitter racists can’t take that away.

  12. Henh…racists again.
    I must then invoke Peter Brimelow.

    The modern definition of ‘racist’ is someone who is winning an argument with a liberal.

    As to your claim that you work in the DA’s office, yeah, you really live in an area, and work for a government, that fully supports the entire Bill of Rights.
    I think your DA doesn’t mean District Attorney, but Dumb Ass.

  13. Wow. I just read through the posts on this thread and it seems they have drifted WAY off-topic. Where does it say that the poster of this thread is suggesting that anyone’s “rights” be denied or that all Pit Bulls should be banned?

    In his original post, Robbie Cooper acknowledged that all breeds of dogs have been known to bite, but, of all attacks on humans by dogs, Pit Bull attacks prove to be fatal more often than attacks by other types of dogs. There have been numerous studies over the years in which fatalities by dog attacks have been compiled. The only thing I would add is that Rottweiler attacks are right up there with Pit Bull attacks in human fatalities:

    http://www.cdc.gov/ncipc/duip/dogbreeds.pdf

    Even if the Beagle did score lower than the Pit Bull in temperament testing in 2007, were there more human deaths by Beagle in 2007? If not, then what does that have to do with the topic of this thread which is about the type of dog responsible for the most human fatalities?

    And what do these comments have to do with the poor grandfather who was attacked on his own property, unprovoked, by his family’s own dogs? I suppose it is somehow the poor grandfather’s fault? How about showing just a little compassion for this poor man? What a terrible way to die, being mauled to death — especially by animals for which he had helped to provide care.

    One last thing: Who exactly is a racist? Try as I might, I somehow missed any racial overtones in this thread with exception to one of your own posts:

    There are stories of Poodle/Terrier mixes attacking people, but I guess you just associate these dogs with African Americans.

    What in the world is THAT supposed to mean? Is calling others a racist just a knee-jerk response you have toward anyone who has a differing opinion? If the person you are calling a racist does not provide you with appropriate fodder, then you have no problem providing the desired dialogue yourself and to put words in others’ mouths?

    If you desire to discuss the topic of this thread, by all means, let us have a discussion. But serving up ad hominem attacks just proves that you have no worthwhile argument.

  14. The bottom line here is: as long as you can keep your guns I can keep my Pit Bull.

    [Editor --- For someone who claims to be a law student (for the record, I think you are lying about that) and who works for a DA (again, liar) --- you know less about law and the Constitution than even my 12-year old Beagle.

    I'll start with the second amendment as my right to own a gun. Now, Mensa, your turn; show me where in the Constitution or the Bill of Rights it gives you a right --- one that cannot be infringed upon --- to own a pit bull.]

  15. Wow. Why would you think I am trying to take away your Pit Bull? And why would you assume that I am a gun owner? What do guns have to do with this? Since you brought it up, however, I have been seriously considering getting one though. Thanks for pointing out that it is within my constitutional rights!

    Unless you can prove that every Pit Bull is viscous [sic], you have no case.

    It is not necessary to “prove” that EVERY Pit Bull is vicious. No one has ever said that every single Pit Bull has attacked a human being. However, in the event that a dog does attack a human being, there are certain breeds in which it becomes more likely to result in a fatality. You assert that you live in a “factual world,” yet you blithely ignore the statistics gathered by the government for which you work. I suppose the government’s compilation of human fatalities due to dog attacks are not facts?

    http://www.dogbitelaw.com/PAGES/statistics.html
    (See “The dogs most likely to kill”)

    Also, what does the president-elect have to do with this? This thread discussed a tragic human death resulting from a Pit Bull attack. I don’t recall Obama being discussed. What exactly is the type of “change” for which you hope? Forced evacuation of any American citizen who disagrees with any one single thing you believe? You essentially admitted in your last post that you call anyone who does not agree with you a racist — regardless of whether actual racist remarks, behavior, or attitude have been displayed.

  16. Tracy,
    Howdy ma’am.
    Hope you had a great Christmas with your family.

    As to the commenter worrying that someone wants to take his dog, he has been on another thread, much older, and has seen where I have called for this breed to be allowed to wither on the vine. Not have owners dogs snatched away from them and euthanized, but by requiring that all of this breed be made sterile.
    Rotts are a problem too, but the numbers of fatalities from pits are too high to ignore.

  17. http://www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2007/04/21/weekinreview/20070422_MARSH_GRAPHIC.html

    “In 2004, an average of 81 people died every day from gunfire in the Unite States [...] 29,569 that year.”

    No Pit Bull could pull that off. If the cause of nearly 30,000 deaths each year can be legal, my dog can be.

    And Pit Bulls have been defended in legislation through the Fifth Amendment.

  18. 29,569 that year

    No Pit Bull could pull that off.

    Nor could no man.

    And Pit Bulls have been defended in legislation through the Fifth Amendment.

    Unh-hunh…and where is your citation on this?

  19. No2L,

    We had a very nice Christmas, thank you very much! I hope you and your family did as well.

    Thanks for bringing me up to date on your ongoing “conversation” so I could have a better understanding of the overall context. Without knowing a little background info, the comments on this thread seemed very distorted and blown out of proportion.
    ________________________________________________

    One last thing I would like to point out is that it is an apples-to-oranges comparison to compare owning a living animal to owning an inanimate weapon such as a gun. Unless it can be proven that the injury/death occurred in self-defense, any person who uses a gun against another human being is rightfully held accountable for any injuries or deaths that occur.

    By accountability, I mean that either manslaughter or murder charges will be brought to bear upon the individual because any death that results from gunfire is not “caused” by a gun — it is caused by the human being who made a conscious decision to pull the trigger. So, by insisting that it is a good comparison to compare owning a gun to owning a dog, is it being suggested that lethal dog attacks are actually “caused” by a human being — the owner of the attacking dog? I’d be careful with carrying this argument too far unless you are actually wanting to assume that level of responsibility.

    I agree that any person who chooses to own ANY dog should spend a considerable amount of time working with, caring for, and training them. I likewise believe that any person who chooses to own a gun should take responsibility and get training on how to properly use and safely carry and store the weapon. Ownership of anything requires responsibility — especially when we choose to own something which could cause harm to others.

    However, I question just how much responsibility any dog owner is willing to take for ALL of his/her dog’s actions as it can not be forgotten that the actions of any living creature are never 100% within ANYONE’s control. Are you sure you want to assume the responsibility for ALL the actions of another living creature? After all, we can only be 100% responsible for our OWN actions — which includes any actions we may choose to take using an inanimate lethal weapon. It simply seems a bit arrogant and foolhardy to claim full responsibility for all the actions of another living creature.

    It would behoove Pit Bull owners to choose a different tack for future arguments unless they are actually asserting a willingness to face manslaughter or murder charges for any death that occurs due to their dogs’ actions — especially considering that the majority of dog attacks that result in death could never be construed as occurring in self-defense of the owner (who is often not even present at the time of the attack).

    I have never heard of a wayward gun running off on its own to randomly “attack” someone. There is always a human being at the other end of the barrel who bears responsibility for his/her actions. On the other hand, unlike a gun, a dog is absolutely capable of acting on its own to attack someone and does not need a human being to direct its actions.

    On second thought, perhaps the argument that owning a dog is on par with the rights and responsibilities of owning a gun should continue to be made . . . Loss of life is loss of life no matter what the cause and when it occurs due to the malice OR negligence of any individual, they should most certainly be held accountable for it. By choosing to own any type of animal with a known capacity for killing human beings, perhaps all owners of such animals SHOULD be made to accept responsibility for ALL of its actions — which means a willingness to face manslaughter or murder charges if, Heaven forbid, such a tragedy occurs.

    Oh, and by the way . . . even if there are less deaths caused by Pit Bull attacks than there are deaths due to food allergies (or due to ANYTHING else) does not excuse any dog owner from responsibility for any harm their animal inflicts upon a human being. What a ridiculous argument. To make such a statement does nothing to demonstrate that you are serious about your allegation that you are a responsible dog owner.

  20. Tracy,
    I hope your Dad enjoyed your print out of the Crittenden piece, along with the photos. Was watching Band of Brothers on History last night, and thought of your Dad. God Bless all of those, then, young men.

    As for any comparison between owning a dog or firearm, I really don’t see it. In order for a firearm to harm or kill someone, some specific actions have to be taken by humans only, in order for that to happen. With a pit, it has a mind and emotions of it’s own. It is not inert, until someone pulls it’s trigger. A gun will not climb a fence and shoot someone at random, on it’s own volition.
    The problem with pits, and the excessively high death rate from their attacks is, the type of jaw they have, and the muscles that control them. No other dog has the type of destructive bite that they do. I’ve developed my opinion of pits over many years of observation, both from written reports, as well as first hand observation. I’ve seen how they delight in the attacking of objects, and also the manner in which they do. I’ve encountered some that just seemed schizo, and kept my distance, even though I was assured that it was “the sweetest thing.” Not long after it was destroyed, after attacking a child playing with the owner’s child, and they said they would never get another one. They couldn’t believe it, it just suddenly ran across the yard, when the owner let it out the back door, and clamped down on the back of the little boy’s skull. Thankfully my friend was right behind it, and was able to save the child from death. He and his family were thoroughly shaken, and also, thoroughly sued.
    I was also in law enforcement for several years, and based on other officers experiences, as well as mine, they are generally considered a weapon first, not a pet.
    With most pets, even Rotts, I believe proper training and socialization work. I think the risk with pits is too great. You can unload a gun, and lock it in a safe place. You can’t do that with a living, breathing thing.

    • ur right ur friend should not own guns, or pits carelessness will get u killed they got care less with there dog, the kid payed for it, where was that kids parents where was the dogs leash or mussel,they under estimated it,just like a pistol with a round in the chamber, what do u expect from yuppies with a rescued dog,tell me they did not get that dog from a rescue or a pound, or payed for guard training,they got handed a grenade and choked.pits like any thing in life is not for every body .semper fi

  21. No2L,

    Yes, my dad did enjoy the Crittendon post — most especially looking through the pictures. So I am glad I went to the trouble of printing each picture out individually and manually pasting them into the post I had printed. Dad had many comments as he looked with great interest at each and one of them. Thanks again for posting the link. I also emphasized to him that the many sacrifices and hardships he and his brothers had all faced so long ago have not been (nor never will be) forgotten and that there are still a great number of people who express gratitude to all those who have served. As proof, I gave him a printout of your post recognizing the anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge (with all the comments).

    In order for a firearm to harm or kill someone, some specific actions have to be taken by humans only, in order for that to happen. With a pit, it has a mind and emotions of it’s own. It is not inert, until someone pulls it’s trigger. A gun will not climb a fence and shoot someone at random, on it’s own volition.

    You can unload a gun, and lock it in a safe place. You can’t do that with a living, breathing thing.

    This is exactly what I was trying to say in my last post, but you said it better.

    I hope the little boy recovered well and was not too physically and mentally scarred.

  22. Tracy,
    I don’t know what happened to that boy, but I know it had a lasting effect on the owners of the pit. It changed their lives forever. The judgement against them took years to pay, and I lost touch with them quite a while ago, when I moved away.

    I’m so glad you were able to share that with your Dad.
    He and his buds did wonderful things, and we are still enjoying the benefits.

  23. 2009 started off with an attack from one of those Pit Bull loving bastards who let his own Pit Bull run loose in their yard. I should say that until last Thusday it had been in a pen of it’s own If it had stayed in their yard everything would have been OK but when it climbed over the chain link fence into my mother-in-laws yard it is no longer OK!

    We let our sweet loving 18 month Pekingese out to play with her dog and within minutes our dog was almost murdered by that PB Devil. Fortnutately my brother-in-law got there just in time to kick the PB Devil off her and we got her to the Greenville SC Vet Emergency hospital. She was within seconds of being dead. She will live but her personality will no doubt be changed forever.

    That PB Devil and pup have gone to PB Hell where they all belong! Their owners deserve the same just for owning them!

    The PB ex-owner was fined by the city police for allowing a dangerous animal to run loose and will also have to pay over $1,000
    for our Vet bills!

    I am an insurance agent and know of no insurance company that will insure a home if they know of a PB Devil on the property!

    Have a very happy new year to all of you but PB Owners!

    Stan

    • right the pit bull devil should never be left alone even if chained in a pen or in a house, but if ur dog was under control it would not have happend 2 u, but since it was a pit bull u dont have 2 be accountable! ,but since were maken wishes and degraden remark about a dog u know nothing about i wish it was ur kid he had a hold of and since u know nothing about the breed u tried to pull it out of his mouth and got every thing but his head back,then u had 2 carry his life less torso back in to ur wife minus the head he”d probally bring that to u to play fetch after a while,watch what u wish for!!!!!!!!but ill be nice and enlightend u the reason he attacked is ur dog was barkin on the other side of that fence and he figured it was a challenge,pit or not keep ur dog under direct control u little victim u

  24. I AAM ONLY 14 AND I KNO MORE THAN MOST PEOPLE ABOUT BULL DOGS. T JUST AMAZES ME THAT PEOPLE MAKE THE REMARKS ABOUT PITSBEING THE WORST BREED EVER! BUT REALITY IS PITS ARE NOT JUST BORN THAT WAY, DISCUSTING HUMANS MAKE A BEAUTEFL BREED EVIL. I HAVE STUDIED ABOUT DOGS FOR A WHILE NOW AND I FIND THAT PEOPLE HATE THE PITBULL BREED MORE THAN ANY! THEY ARE BEAUEFUL AND SMART DOGS, NOT EVIL UNLESS TRAINED LIKE THAT. ONE OF THE MOST CMMON REASONS PITS BEACOME AGGRESSIVE IS THE OWER BEATING AND FIGHTING THE ANIMAL. SURE THEY LOOK SCARY TO SOME, BUT THEY ARE TRUELY GREAT DOGS. I JUST GOT DONE READING A BLOG ON ANOTHER WEB SITE ND THIS GUY SAID ALL PITS SHOULD BE SKINED ALIVE AND BOILED LIKE LOBTERS. I ALSO READ ONE THAT WAS TALKING ABOUT ALL PITS AND OWNERS SHOULD BE PUT IN PRISON AND KILED SLOWLY AND PAINFULLY. NO ANIMAL WILL EVER DO ANYTHING SO HARMFUL FOR IT TO E KILLED SLOWLY AND PAINFULLY! THAT IS JUST CRUEL AND WRONG, PEOPLE WHO AGREE O THOSE THINGS ARE JUST SICK PEPLE AND MABEY THEY ARE THE ONES WHO NEED TO BE KILLED IN SUCH A HORRIBLE WAY AS THAT. I HAVE TWO PIT BULL MIX DOGS ONE A YEAR AND THE OTHER 7WEEKS, THEY ARE ABOUT HE SWEETEST DOGS I HAVE OWNED.SURE THEY STEP OUT OF LINE EVERY NOW AND THEN BUT I DONT BEAT THEM FOR IT. PIT PUPPY MILLS ARE A NOTHER REASON THIS WORLD WINDS UP WITH AGRESSIVE PITS,BUT IS NOT THE DOGS FAULT, THEY BEACOME MEAN WHEN THEY HAVE LTTLE TO NO UMAN CONTACT AND SMALL PLACES TO LIVE WITH HUNDREDS OF THER DOGS. GOOGLE PUPPY MILL VIDEOS FROM (PETA) ITS A SAD STORY, JUST LIKE THIS ONE…

    • You might want to spend more time working on improving your literacy, and less time defending and studying vicious animals. An improvement in literacy will help you out in the long run of your life, more than studying about dangerous killers.

  25. pitbulls are not bad its how u train them i know i got some killers but they listen to what isay

    • Two words for you….BULL and SHIT!

    • i agree with you i got a pitt bull and he is the friendliest dog every his great with my 1o year old son and my little girl that 8 the people that hate on theese breads are wack they don’t no shit

      • hey honey iv breed em for 20 years ive oned more than most will ever see and im going to prove a point to u so i dont have to see ur mauled kid on the news, u get a leash and a good collar he cant get off of take him in ur bed room make damn sure who ever holden him back can put a mask on ur kid a cover around his body send ur kid in the room with the light off in about twenty min.later,trailer trash like u anoy me when im trying to watch the weather in the morning, and to let u know if u dint have hold of that leash ud need a new kid he would have done a hell of alot more than barked , people like u get these dogs banned,morons

  26. Yeah you are right if they dont see who is coming or dont know who it is, they most likely will go after that person. I own a rottie and I know she could attack someone so I take very good steps to prevent it from happening. I have a privacy fence that she stays in. I of cours let her stay inside with us. She is 2 years old and does get around people,but with caution. I never leave her alone with anyone or any other animal. Not that I think she will harm anyone or animal, but just in case. I do think all breeds do bite, but bigger breeds can kill. I love all dogs. I love all breeds. But I want to make sure my dog dosnt hurt anyone or any animal. So I would never leave mine where anyone could get hurt. I would not want that on my shouldres.

  27. i love pits i’ve grown up with them all my life never once have i met a mean pit, me and little cousins took care of the pups and watched them grow up i personally have owned around 4 pits never bit anyone or fought dogs even though we didn’t have a complete gate and they absolutely loved me even when i didn’t have their food or when my brother tried to feed them (just a foot away they just come to me and lay in my lap. pits are great pets i see all these other beautiful dogs i would love to own but none more than a pit. yes yes i know they are the stongest breed but thats why they are the true anerican dog and deserve their place in american history look em up and you’ll see them used in propoganda photos and the first amd the most decorated war hero is Sgt. Stubby now the country he served is trying to destroy his kind all animals are wild even if trained and the pit can be but he lives to make you happy and protect you ( if you are willing to protect him ) all im saying is this animal deserves to live just like all of God’s other creatures there are those insane humans too but we punish them and not automatically think we are capeable of that there are some who are inoocent and will never do that just like those pits that refuse to fight and are punished for that and are called infeirior
    -”pet your pit don’t pit your pet!”-

  28. This Gutierrez fellow is the one who should be euthanized…and as the lethal fluids began to mix with his bloodstream, I would say, “this is me killing you Gutierrez, not a damn PitBull!!!
    Obviously, I don’t have to tell you that there are many unknown or construed facts being presented in this story. Animals do not attack unprovoked unless for food. If the dogs were that hungry and that was the case, then they were bad owners…bringing us back to the stem of the issue. There are bad people and bad owners, but NO BAD PITS!!!! Speaking of bad people, I may be a pretty bad person if I ever run into Gutierrez!!! (because of things I may do to the moron b/c I just can’t help myself accept this present day prejudice in our fine American communities.Gutierrez and all those who support his outrageous claims are a plague on society. Good day!!

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