Scary Pit Bull

[kteaff]

@syizm - what grade are you in? Your comment about my living in an alternate universe is as juvenile as those made by my daughter's fourth-grade friends. I've never posted before, so you have no background on which to judge me. ChrisRodda2, on the other hand, has a history of bizarre posts and comments, and it's on that basis that I made my comment.

[kteaff]

The purpose of my comment was to maintain that pit bulls cannot be trusted. You act as if the instance I mentioned was the only time an ostensibly "normal" pit bull has snapped. This was not a "questionable" dog. It was seven years old and had never attacked anyone until the one time its brain synapses misfired and its inbreeding took over. I submit that this happens often enough that pit bulls have earned their reputation for being dangerous and untrustworthy.

[kteaff]

What was the purpose of this video? To show a pit bull being all cuddly and funny, to imply that all pit bulls are like that, and by extension to debunk the idea that pit bulls are or can be dangerous? (Typical of ChrisRodda2, who lives in an alternate universe.) Pit bulls raised as pets are always cute and friendly until the moment they snap. My wife was attacked by our friend's pit bull, who normally rolled over on her back when my wife approached. Pit bulls are dangerous. Beware.

[syizm]

@kteaff What is the purpose of your comment? To show that your wife was attacked by a questionable pit bull and that, by extension, all pit bulls are horribly dangerous? (Typical of kteaff, who lives in an alternate universe.) See, kteaff, if you actually KNEW anything about the history of the breed you would understand that the ones who displayed signs of aggression towards their handlers were immediately put down. I'll give you a cookie if you can tell me what that does to genetic stock.