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08-02-2010, 06:16 PM
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Re: Woman Attacked by Own Pitbull
Your very good at putting words in my mouth. But i did not say any of that. The Tears in the womans skin looked caused by metal, not by teeth. That is what i base my opinion on. Pitbull can and do attack and even kill people. So do GSD and rotti's and dobies, and chow chows, and huskys, and retrievers, and labs, and even pomeranians. My point was that this specific photoset does not look like a dog attack compared to other dog attack photos. |
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08-02-2010, 06:18 PM
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Re: Woman Attacked by Own Pitbull
The CDC has admitted dog bite statistics are not accurate due to mistaken identity and even admit that they suspect LABS are probably the #1 in dog attacks, due to popularity. Society need's to wake up and accept that nothing is black and white. |
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08-13-2010, 06:25 PM
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Re: Woman Attacked by Own Pitbull
You would do well to find your information from somewhere other than Dogsbite .org. How many children are killed each year by their parents? Comparatively speaking your children would be better raised by a pit bull than you. |
id like to see what she looks like post surgery-
