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https://www.cheknews.ca/pit-bull-attack-near-nanaimo-injures-two-children-and-one-woman-450395/

Two 8-month-old pit bulls that were loose in Nanaimo attacked several children, severely injuring at least one. Other people that came to aid the children were also injured.

The children were playing in a yard at the house of one of their friends. The dogs were from somewhere else in the neighborhood and had been cited for being at large previously.

One of the owners of the dogs came and got the dogs but did not stick around. The news interviewed the other owner, a Dangerhair that looked to be in her late 40s or early 50s. While she was devastated at what her dogs had done, she said to the reporter, "People are saying, look at this from the prospective of a parent, well, these dogs are my kids, too," and then she broke down crying.

It was later reported both dogs were euthanized, as there have been other incidents prior to this one, and due to the severity of the injuries the one particular child sustained.

To the dangerhair dog owner I would have to say, "If these dogs were your KIDS, you did a lousy job of raising them. Thank heavens you didn't spawn any of your own."
 
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I have a family member who owns a pitbull. They somewhat recently had knee surgery on both knees completed.
They were in a grocery store parking lot and fell because of handling the pitbull while being wobbly from the healing process still being quite fresh. They ended up breaking their wrist from bracing the fall on it.
Nobody would help her since the shitbull was there. Several people explicitly told her this as she struggled to get her footing. Can't say I blame the multitude of strangers not wanting to get involved, but I can blame that stupid fucking dog for being a burden on my family.
She's lucky the dog didn't attack her when she went down.
 
She's lucky the dog didn't attack her when she went down.
They do invest the time and energy for such a breed by walking the dog everyday and socializing it as much as possible while doing so. When I talk to them, it does sound like the pit still pulls like a crackhead honing in on that ever out of reach rock on the carpet though.
They got it from a shelter before it was scheduled for destruction. These odd decisions are pretty standard for them unfortunately. They weren't exactly in a carefree position in life to take on this monumental task. "Things are pretty hard; let's turn it up to 11!"
 
Saw this in my twitter timeline. "Still waiting to be adopted 1 year later" HMMMMMMMMMMMM
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A tiny woman cannot physically control a shitbull, and physical control is the only thing that works on them.
There is a particular irony in tiny women adopting pits and mastiffs for “protection” because they cannot physically control them. But the reality is the average person is ill-equipped to own pits.

It doesn’t matter if you’re a 5’2” 130 lb. sorority girl or 6’0” 200 lb. former army dude…their unpredictability makes them difficult to “train” and even a well-trained dog will still break programming from time to time. Consider that far too many dog owners in general don't really train their dogs; the majority of pit owners seem to think the dogs don't require basic training or even require a leash on walks.
 
I've even heard of rescue groups (breed-specific or otherwise) basically claiming you never truly own the dog and they have the right to come to your house at any time in the future post-adoption to make sure the dog is OK.
I tried adopting a cat from a rescue group with this rule. Was told my application was declined because I refused to accept the clause and then got yelled at for backing out of the adoption a few weeks later. Picking up a half dead cat from the gutter and nursing it back to health is easier than that shit (which is how I've ended up with all of my cats and why my dad is banned from going places alone - he's a big softy and animal lover).
 
And yet there are places where normal dogs will get put down if they don't get adopted within the week to free up space. Pitbull privilege is unreal.
You could call the shelter and be ready with cash in hand for a normal dog and the shelter would still put the dog down in order to take in another pit AND THEN try to get you to take one of the 2 dozen pits that have been at the shelter for over 2 years.
 
Not all of them are insidious like this of course but it is something you have to watch out for.
Yeah, rehoming and adoption stuff you do have to look out for that kind of thing. Some people run adoption/rescue programs and are super nitpicky and controlling or straight up do it to cover up their animal hoarding and that's why they don't actually like adopting most of the animals out. The best ones are the people who essentially just network/low key fosters for dogs to be rehomed. But you have to know them or somebody who does a lot of the time to find them.
 
Just for shits and giggles I checked my local shelter's listings: normal - definite pit mix - pitbull - maybe normal but wouldn't bet on it - pitbull. At least, that's what I see on a quick glance.

Goddamn bleeding hearts, goddamn trailer trash, goddamn inept county government. I personally know two people whose pitbulls attacked folks, thankfully with no lasting damage. One of them actually trains their dogs, the other is a hick. And yet, and yet, the breed "shines" through regardless.

Where am I going with this? Where is there to go with it? I have a burrowing sense of dread regarding my community, and the pitbull presence is a contributor to it. Is this just part of U.S.A. livin' when you're outside the big city, or are there still quaint little flyover towns that aren't molested by druggies, morbid obesity, and canine genetic garbage?
 
Just for shits and giggles I checked my local shelter's listings: normal - definite pit mix - pitbull - maybe normal but wouldn't bet on it - pitbull. At least, that's what I see on a quick glance.

Goddamn bleeding hearts, goddamn trailer trash, goddamn inept county government. I personally know two people whose pitbulls attacked folks, thankfully with no lasting damage. One of them actually trains their dogs, the other is a hick. And yet, and yet, the breed "shines" through regardless.

Where am I going with this? Where is there to go with it? I have a burrowing sense of dread regarding my community, and the pitbull presence is a contributor to it. Is this just part of U.S.A. livin' when you're outside the big city, or are there still quaint little flyover towns that aren't molested by druggies, morbid obesity, and canine genetic garbage?
Others in this thread have said before that it'll likely take someone famous, or their kid(s), getting mauled by a pitbull before pitbulls finally go from "sweet misunderstood nanny dogs!" back into being "dangerous autonomous killing machines". I, personally, think it will take proof of escaped and wild pitbulls becoming an active ecological threat just like wild pigs before common perception goes against pitbulls for good.

That's probably the saddest part, in my opinion, that there are special interest groups that have managed to bullshit, brainwash, and bully the average person into going along with the myth that "pibbles are misunderstood nanny dogs!" to such an extent that it'd take either a big media scandal or becoming a recognized ecological disaster for people to finally decide that it's okay to put Cuddles the Child Mastigator in a gunsight before it nannies your kids to death.

But we'll still have countless victims of this fucking crime against nature that suffered first, and that list doesn't show any signs of not getting longer.
 
It isn't just a matter of public perception on pitbulls themselves but also a matter of going back to understanding that good breeding matters. That temperament matters when it comes to animals. That the only well behaved animals are well trained animals (the temperament is the foundation but you don't get good mannered dogs without good training). Pets have become such a mushy feeling thing for so many people they simply do not want to come to terms with it. And the pet industry survives off these types of people because they're the ones buying extra toys, clothes!, bandanas and accessories for collars, retardedly expensive dog beds, etc.
 
It isn't just a matter of public perception on pitbulls themselves but also a matter of going back to understanding that good breeding matters. That temperament matters when it comes to animals. That the only well behaved animals are well trained animals (the temperament is the foundation but you don't get good mannered dogs without good training). Pets have become such a mushy feeling thing for so many people they simply do not want to come to terms with it. And the pet industry survives off these types of people because they're the ones buying extra toys, clothes!, bandanas and accessories for collars, retardedly expensive dog beds, etc.
As I've bitched before, a lot of nigbull defenders will try to fall back on some myth that back in the day animals were considered extensions of their owners sooooooo shooting a shitbull means the owner should be able to shoot at you too, "like back in the day". And as I've also pointed out having been raised around actual "old timers", Boomers and the generation(s) before them gave WAY less of a fuck about animals in general than we did, especially dogs. Dogs were still pets, sure, but dogs were more often working animals just like a donkey or a horse than strictly pets. If that dog didn't work or hunt, or got too aggressive in the wrong ways, that dog got put down swiftly. If a dog was terrorizing the neighborhood, yeah, there'd be a posse gathered to kill it.

This "mushy feeling" (great way of putting it!) that people have about pets is a firmly modern phenomenon. I'd argue it's even a fairly recent development, with only the past 30 years or so really showing the insanity of treating pets as "fur babies" instead of just pets. Hell, even that in and of itself is still a bad thing since a lot of these mold-brain bleeding hearts forget that domestic pets have their own feelings* and personalities as animals. They're too busy projecting human personalities and feelings and sensibilities onto animals that legitimately don't function that way. No, Karen, your 13 cats do not like living that close together in your shitty apartment, they are stressed out and that's why they're pissing everywhere and won't let you pet them. Putting cutesy booties on their paws and giggling at their now altered gait isn't funny, it's abusive since that poor feline now can't tell what sort of ground it is walking on and is freaking the fuck out at the weird feeling on its footpads and the fact that it can't get any traction with its claws. YES you absolute bellends, cats fucking need their claws. Declawing a cat is akin to you getting the tips of all your fingers cut off.

*Except for shitbulls, they have two settings ; Idle zombielike stupor and feral demon monster. And they don't even have the pack mentality like real dogs do where that aggression would be reserved for anyone not in the "pack". They'll happily kill their owners 30 seconds after getting a loving petting and some treats with no provocation or warning before attacking.
 
As I've bitched before, a lot of nigbull defenders will try to fall back on some myth that back in the day animals were considered extensions of their owners sooooooo shooting a shitbull means the owner should be able to shoot at you too, "like back in the day". And as I've also pointed out having been raised around actual "old timers", Boomers and the generation(s) before them gave WAY less of a fuck about animals in general than we did, especially dogs. Dogs were still pets, sure, but dogs were more often working animals just like a donkey or a horse than strictly pets. If that dog didn't work or hunt, or got too aggressive in the wrong ways, that dog got put down swiftly. If a dog was terrorizing the neighborhood, yeah, there'd be a posse gathered to kill it.
I like pointing out that "back in the day" if someone's dog mauled another's pet or live stock the dog owner would be on the hook for damages. If your dog attacked a kid, you, the owner were expected to put the animal down yourself. Trying to pull this shell game where shitball owners shuffle around their mauler so it doesn't get the bullet would net you a righteous beating at the hands of the kid's parents.
 
Dogs were still pets, sure, but dogs were more often working animals just like a donkey or a horse than strictly pets.
Having a working relationship with an animal often actually gives you a deeper appreciation and connection to them rather than using them as a more sentient stuffy IMO. Which is part of what is frustrating about people like that. They don't know what they're really missing out on as animal "lovers" when they take that approach. People have had strong bonds with their animals across time but that doesn't mean you can't also know when one is dangerous and exhibiting behavior that can't be allowed. Being aggressive, attacking people/other animals, getting out and damaging property, and so on are all things you can't allow while still being responsible and caring about the wellbeing of both people and animals (and training goes into this as well, if your retard dog is a menace and you're the only one putting up with it you've put them in a bad place if they need to be cared for by other people, training doesn't just make them polite for humans' sake but also to prepare them for all that domestication entails, dealing with vets and petsitters and human environments). Pitbulls are actually unique in that their aggression is a bred for trait for the most part, in other domesticated animals that level of aggression would be a sure sign of a neurological issue. (I mean hell maybe it IS in pitties but has never been studied.) I mean, if you love your animals and doing things with them why would you want all the time you spent with them to be stressful and nothing more than managing how out of control they are? You can't have a leisurely walk with them, can't take them out on camping trips. It'd suck.
 
As I've bitched before, a lot of nigbull defenders will try to fall back on some myth that back in the day animals were considered extensions of their owners sooooooo shooting a shitbull means the owner should be able to shoot at you too, "like back in the day".
That's ass backwards logic. If your shitbull is an extension of you and attacks me, that should mean I'm allowed to shoot YOU.
 
Which I absolutely agree with. Shitbull owners are almost always either insane karens or ghetto/white trash, anyway, so what great loss would it be?
Personal experiences with Shitbull owners are a rarity for me. Recently, some new neighbors moved next to my home, and they own two of them. After they settled in their new abode, my two dogs (an Australian Shephard and Blue Heeler) now constantly bark toward the neighboring house. I have never heard their Shitbulls bark, as they live fairly far away; however, I still do not care for their dogs. They constantly chase after vehicles, and they are a nuisance when I ride my bike on the country roads. Thankfully, they have shock collars, keeping them relatively close to the yard.

Besides my neighbors, I have witnessed very few Shitbull owners in my immediate area. However, they are extremely common in some local towns, especially in the neighborhoods that are inhabited by lazy crackers and illiterate niggers. In these areas, these devil dogs are everywhere, and they are allowed to wander with few restrictions or oversight. A few years ago, some retard unleashed some of his Pitbull puppies into the wild, which formed into a small pack of feral and ferocious killers that roamed around the town. Unfortunately, some kids were playing with their small family dog in the front yard, and the pack decided to maul and consume the pet in front of the children. The outrage that ensued from this was astounding, but local authorities could not fully remedy the Shitbull epidemic. They reproduce too quickly, and their high aggression makes them unmanageable. One of my relatives, who briefly worked in an animal shelter, blatantly stated that most of the dogs in the shelter are Pitbulls or Pitbull-mixes, most of which are highly temperamental. It is evolving into an actual safety crisis in small towns.

Ecologically, these things have also been a fucking disaster. When you release domesticated dogs into the wild, they will not stick to their specific breed; they will mate with anything, as long as it is some sort of canine. Since most Pitbull owners are neglectful mongoloids who dump their dogs in the woods if they are an inconvenience, the genetic makeup of the coyote population has changed. Over the course of several years, I have noticed that coyotes, which are supposed to be small and timid animals, are becoming increasingly large and confident. Some of these Pitbull-coyote hybrids are larger than my Australian Shepard, and they confidently wander the fields in the middle of the day, decimating local wildlife. Now, I want to carry my hunting rifle with me in the car, just in case I see one of these hell-spawn in an open field. If you see any of these things while driving on country roads, shoot it without hesitation. You will be doing me, along with every country bumpkin, a huge favor.
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