Pitbull Attack Aftermath

CrunchyCripple · #11 ● 04-01-2020, 01:09 AM

That's one way to protect property, but well-bred Pits shouldn't be naturally agressive towards humans. Back in the day attack-prone pitbulls were not bred. In fact, they were killed.

They were only killed if they weren’t great in the pit.

All the old dogmen(people who kept/fought the dogs) said they didn’t tolerate man biters, but most looked the other way and made exceptions, if the dog was a good fighter.

**kellyhound** · #12 ● 04-01-2020, 01:12 AM

now his chin was stolen

CrunchyCripple · #13 ● 04-01-2020, 01:15 AM

Originally Posted by winvens ↗

That's one way to protect property, but well-bred Pits shouldn't be naturally agressive towards humans. Back in the day attack-prone pitbulls were not bred. In fact, they were killed.

From my studying, they shouldn’t be “guardy” and protective of property, but react when their owner/family is in danger.

A lot of dog yards had to have a different breed to guard their pit bulls, so they wouldn’t be stolen.

Most dogs of all breeds are not bred to standard, so you will get regular, non specific traits.(territorial/aggression ect)

You have to go to a strict, dedicated breeder if you want something that meets all the check marks on a breed’s list.

winvens · #14 ● 04-01-2020, 11:54 PM

Originally Posted by CrunchyCripple ↗

They were only killed if they weren’t great in the pit.

All the old dogmen(people who kept/fought the dogs) said they didn’t tolerate man biters, but most looked the other way and made exceptions, if the dog was a good fighter.

Between those people of yesteryear and today's dogfight breeders we now have Pits with psychotic, overly aggressive temperments/bloodlines.

Humans let their dogs down. The animals were bred to satisfy human bloodlust.