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Are There Any Pit Bull Owners On Jazzfanz.com?

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We Have A Neighbor That Moved In And Has A Pit Bull. We Do Not Let Our Children Play Outside Without One Of Us Being Out There To Supervise. They Moved In Over The Summer And The Dog Has Attacked Two Different Neighbors On Separate Occasions. I Wrote Him A Letter After The Second One Letting Him Know I Will Shoot To Kill If It Attacks Me Or My Children. He Claims To Have Installed Electric Fences For The Dog Who Wears A Collar With A Censor. But Is That Enough? Any Pit Bull Owners Care To Share Some Advice In How To Deal With Other Pit Bull Owners. He Seems Intent On Not Giving Up His Dog And Inconveniencing His Neighbors And There Families.
 
Unfortunately any bad dog owner will cause all kinds of problems. If the dog really attacked people on their property or on private property, they could press charges or file a compliant with animal control. Some cities have specific laws about dogs/breeds and leashes. Look them up.

When I was growing up some of my neighbors around the corner had some 'retired' huskie sled dogs. They were very large and aggressive and chase/attack children and dogs. After a several police visits, an out of work Dad had enough and shot them both after they had cornered a little girl. Took the corpses on the neighbor's doorstep and threatened a lawsuit. The former dog owners moved away.

So usually this doesn't end well.
 
I haD a piT bulL foR 8 yearS, anD iT waS thE sweetesT mosT friendlY doG I'vE eveR seeN!
 
Qman said:
Unfortunately any bad dog owner will cause all kinds of problems. If the dog really attacked people on their property or on private property, they could press charges or file a compliant with animal control. Some cities have specific laws about dogs/breeds and leashes. Look them up.

When I was growing up some of my neighbors around the corner had some 'retired' huskie sled dogs. They were very large and aggressive and chase/attack children and dogs. After a several police visits, an out of work Dad had enough and shot them both after they had cornered a little girl. Took the corpses on the neighbor's doorstep and threatened a lawsuit. The former dog owners moved away.

So usually this doesn't end well.
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That's a pretty bad *** story.
 
Qman said:
Unfortunately any bad dog owner will cause all kinds of problems. If the dog really attacked people on their property or on private property, they could press charges or file a compliant with animal control. Some cities have specific laws about dogs/breeds and leashes. Look them up.

When I was growing up some of my neighbors around the corner had some 'retired' huskie sled dogs. They were very large and aggressive and chase/attack children and dogs. After a several police visits, an out of work Dad had enough and shot them both after they had cornered a little girl. Took the corpses on the neighbor's doorstep and threatened a lawsuit. The former dog owners moved away.

So usually this doesn't end well.
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I Am Not A Violent Person At All And I Do Not Want To Cause Issues But I Made It Clear To Our Neighbor I Will Have No Choice But To Defend My Family Against His Animal He Cannot Control. Our Neighborhood Is Peaceful And The Police Have Been Called But Nothing Has Happened When They Come To His House. My Son Wants To Put Out A Water Bowl With Pee In It For The Dog But I Told Him To Grow Up.
 
i have a puppy that is part pit, and a doberman pinscher. i cant offer any advice though because im a moron who owns dangerous dogs cause they make me look cool. i cut off my dobermans ears and tail so he can do more damage when i put him into dog fighting championsips. i have trained them to attack young children and men with beards.
 
Gameface said:
Has his pitbull been weaponized?
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Chris-L said:
i have a puppy that is part pit, and a doberman pinscher. i cant offer any advice though because im a moron who owns dangerous dogs cause they make me look cool. i cut off my dobermans ears and tail so he can do more damage when i put him into dog fighting championsips. i have trained them to attack young children and men with beards.
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yoU croppeD youR dog'S earS!!! thaT iS likE givinG iT aN AK47. diD yoU geT aN opeN carrY permiT foR thosE croppeD earS?
 
Is it okay to call your female pit-bull a "bitch" or is that going to be construed as sexist and get OB's panties in a bunch?
 
moevillini said:
just the name pit bull seems sort of sexist to me

maybe the female of the species should be called a pit cow?
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There are many that appear sexist.

One in particular is the Xoloitzcuintli, but there are many variations on the "bull".
I will leave it up to you to decide on some of these:
Toy Fox Terrier
Whippet
Springer Spaniel
Treeing Walker Coonhound
Mastiff
Miniature Pinscher
Komondor
Leonberber
Cocker Spaniel

It goes on and on. Can we get a petition going to get some name changes to Chris, or Pat?
 
in my home coutnry growing up all i head was pitbulls and german shepherds.
pitbulls are the sweatest dogs ever.
we trained them to be silent.
they would let anybody enter our property. but will not let any one leave unless we are chaperoning the person to the gate.

it was awesome.
do you have any idea how epic it was coming home seeing someone stuck on our property. trying to burglarize our home.
everytime he tried to go to fence or gate.
they would attack him.

how terrifying would that be.
not knowing when the owners are coming home stuck on their property
 
Sounds like this owner has turned his dog into an aggressive animal. I would talk to the police department and see about filling a dangerous animal complaint and see what your options are. Sadly the owner is to blame and the dog will pay the price.

Perhaps talk to other neighbors and if there is a HOA see if there are rules against it. Dog would only come after my girls once and then they'd never bother anyone again. Then I'd sue the owners.
 
Stoked said:
Sadly the owner is to blame and the dog will pay the price.
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I don't get this sentiment. They're animals & we should deal with them as such. It doesn't bother me putting down an aggressive dog any more than it bothers me slaughtering a cow for the beef. Getting rid of dogs is business with no room for sentiment.
 
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