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Another great reason to carry
- Thread starter Fishhooks
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Their terminology, not mine. Also used by the AVMA.
Just an update on this because I didn't see it posted anywhere. I know some people who live in that subdivision just a few houses down and they along with what i just seen on the news DID say one was a Pit and one was a Boxer. Both dogs are being evaluated at Douglas County Animal Control.
Either way I dont care what it is.It could be an Ostrich,,If it charges me or my wife it's going down.My neighbor's and I have already told a guy in my neighborhood who is irresponsible with his pit-bull.We called animal control,of course henry county didnt do a thing.
that's what pisses me off. the bad owners make everybody else look bad. hey that's a story i've heard of b4
From this study.
"If you consider only the much smaller number of cases that resulted in very severe injuries or fatalities,17,19 pit bull-type dogs are more frequently identified. However this may relate to the popularity of the breed in the victim's community, reporting biases and the dog's treatment by its owner (e.g., use as fighting dogs17). "
Lots of ignorance in this thread.
but will they recognize it?
No, because they are ignorant.
aah the beauty of learning from others is lost sometimes
