Joanna McGinn March 24 · Las Vegas, NV, United States WHY you should NEVER adopt a PIT... esp a PIT from a 'shelter' or 'rescue' another shelter is going to be sued... or at least ought to..

Joanna McGinn

March 24 · Las Vegas, NV, United States

WHY you should NEVER adopt a PIT... esp a PIT from a 'shelter' or 'rescue'
another shelter is going to be sued... or at least ought to..

http://6abc.com/…/pit-bull-in-ne-phila-attack-accus…/567388/

Pit bull in Northeast Philadelphia attack accused of violent history

A mother and her children were attacked by a pit bull they recently adopted in Northeast Philadelphia this week and according to another family, this isn't the...

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  Sarah May Kind of like used car salesmen, huh? As Is.

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  Lisbeth Mønsted LarsenIts the same viscious cycle we see repeated over and over again these dogs are too dangerous to even consider adopting out to anyone they are unpredictabel they are geneticly engineered to attack anything and everything within their reach and if they are not prone to attack they are still habouring those inbred traits such as lack of biteinhibition heightend aggression and a featherlight trigger anything can set them of and their bodylanguage is more suttle than that of other dogs. I would much rather adopt a dog with clear bodylanguage a dog that is relativly easy to read and understand those can be found avoid all mixes with pitbull blood in them because those strong antisocial traits the pitbull is born with are easily passed down through the bloodlines of other breeds and sadly those genetic traits are more powerful than normal doggy traits so they will be the dominant traits of any pitbull mixes. Just have a look at the American staffies and the American bulldogs they are pitmixes and they certainly show some of the same dominant traits as the pitbulls displays soo readily.

  March 25 at 4:35am · Edited · Like · 1