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Brittany

by Brittany on 24 September 2011 - 23:09

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Pitbulls are also great for police work too. Check this pitbull bitch that was scheduled to be put to sleep because she was in an overpopulated shelter.
If Police departments can look in shelters for their potential dogs then maybe the county can save a bundle of Tax paying money on their police dogs.

This pitbull went from almost seeing death to now help to fight the war on drugs in this country. How amazing is that?!??!

These puppies could serve the same purpose. Theirs no need to excute them base on what they look like, and what breed they are.

Jenni78

by Jenni78 on 25 September 2011 - 03:09

This has nothing to do with Pit Bulls; this is about a stupid law that a stupid person broke, so now innocents are being punished. All around stupid.

Stumpywop

by Stumpywop on 25 September 2011 - 07:09

Those who breed pitbulls in the UK know full well that if caught out they will lose their dogs. it is a legal requirement here to have them muzzled when out in public. Whether someone sees it as fair or not is irrelevant.

Most legislation here can be ambiguous at the best of times but for this, it's very clear. These dogs are not allowed here and everyone knows that if found, they will be destroyed. If people decide to continue to bring them into the UK, breed them etc then they are the ones to blame when the dogs are pts. Not the police, judges , legislators etc. The law is there for a reason. Personal opinion doesn't come into it.

VonIsengard

by VonIsengard on 25 September 2011 - 12:09

You link all the fluffy pit videos from youtube you want, Brittany. Many of them are very sweet, calm and gentle. Plenty are not. How many pit bulls have you personally trained? How many owners have you worked with trying to control an intensely prey driven pit? How many resuce pits have you rehabbed? What about the really bad eggs, the dangerous ones, how many of those have you trained and worked to control their aggression? How many dogs have you worked with to fix the psychological damage of being attacked by another dog?

Breed bans are stupid. It's the people that need to be punished, take away their pits and they'll just find another breed to suit their "needs." Stupid people are already turning to malinois and molossers, in the midwest, anyway. Bring back the pits, please!

But stumpywop said it perfectly. The law is the law, whether you like it or not. It is a ridiculous law, but many of them are. In this case it's sad, but it's the breeder's fault. This breeder made the concious decision to breed those puppies knowing damn well what the consequences might be. Maybe if this person is such a pit bull lover, they shoud dedicate their efforts to breed education and lobbying to have the ban lifted instead of breeding them. Wonder how much an illegal pit bull goes for in the UK?


GSDtravels

by GSDtravels on 25 September 2011 - 13:09

I'm starting to get emotional again so I'm going to cut this short, and spend an hour with my furkids, they know how to cheer me up :)

Personally, I want to gag when I hear people call their dogs "furkids".

Mystere

by Mystere on 25 September 2011 - 13:09

Excellent post, VonIsengard. I am afraid it may be wasted on some, though.

Rik

by Rik on 25 September 2011 - 14:09

It is what it is. Pit Bulls are not banned because they are a misunderstood breed and all could be therapy dogs if given the chance. Or because they are such sweet citizens, just misunderstood. They are banned because many are bred to do just what they are accused of doing over the world,, attack and kill anything that moves.
 

In the end, I abhor breed laws. But if that's what it takes for humans to be protected from these nutjobs who bring these kind of dogs into the world, then thats how it will be. Nothing can change that. 

jmo,

Rik


Red Sable

by Red Sable on 25 September 2011 - 14:09

I agree with you Rik.

Jenni78

by Jenni78 on 25 September 2011 - 15:09

LOL. You guys think that will work? Scumbag felon says "Oh no, they banned Pit Bulls. I guess I can't have them anymore." Or, "Uh-oh, this new laws says my dogs have to be restrained and/or muzzled in public, so I better go order a muzzle and have it overnighted for our long walk tomorrow night." Not likely. laugh

As Kelly said (someone with actual contact with dogs, whose opinion is based on more than what she reads in the National Enquirer), that demographic is already turning to Malinois and Molossers. Yuck. Personally, I can't wait until they start breeding them TOGETHER! Whoohoo!cheeky

Again, Brittany, et al, this particular issue has NOTHING to do with Pit Bulls, so please stop posting the cutesy videos. If you want to help Pits, Brittany, why not just keep quiet? Having you on their side is going to just about guarantee the opposite. You simply offend too many people too much of the time. I'm accused of the same thing quite often, but I think there's an ignorance in some of your posts that I try to omit. Sorry to be so blunt, but as a true dog lover, (and yes, as everyone knows, longtime Pit Bull owner) I cringe when I see you taking their case. 

Kaffirdog

by Kaffirdog on 25 September 2011 - 16:09

As someone on the sharp end in UK, I haven't seen any sign of the Malinois being of any interest to the the Chavs, but they do love the Mastiffs of all types and American Bulldogs, get plenty of those along with the larger type Staffies complete with pink bling collar or ornately studded harness that probably cost more than the dog.  The preference is definitely for the type of dog that combines maximum street cred with minimum hair shedding and activity level.  I have even seen a Brazilian Fila that was smuggled in through Ireland as a puppy under the guise of being a Bloodhound x - a seriously nasty piece of work he was too!  Ireland is a hotbed for these type of dogs and they are often cropped and docked too, both practices that are illegal in England.

Margaret N-J






 


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