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02-17-2010, 10:57 AM
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Re: The Nicer Side of Dogs :)
thats a great example of proper upbringing of a breed thats infamous. On one hand i believe that people are esponsible for the way their dogs turn out, but I am slightly biased i think by the whole nature debate as well and only becuase of things ive experienced with my own dog. I have an Australian Kelpie and they are bred working dogs, there is a trait bred into them (in particular for working sheep and cattle in yards) that they nip with those little flat front teeth in between the canines to make animals go or change direction. Now I have a well trained dog but every now and then when he gets excited he will nip at things to make them go a different way. Or i think i might be driving myself insane trying to figure out nature vs nurture!! |
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03-08-2010, 11:55 PM
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Re: The Nicer Side of Dogs :)
a pitbull is a loving and caring dog i really hate it when dumb people think as them as dangerous i have 2 pitbull brothers around a year and half they hate each other i got joey 1 year ago an max 3months ago like i said they are brothers same age and mom and dad. and they dont like each other they've gone at it one time an since there i got them tide up one in the front and one in the back... to get to y the point i have a 4year old dauther witch i dont have to be afraid of them hurting her they dont attack people people attack them and when they do they just defend themselves
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