Here we go again...dog of peace

[maddog69]

tears 76 year old woman to pieces. This time close to home in Calhoun County, FL

http://www.wjhg.com/content/news/442068983.html

 

[LesClaypool]

"It's the way you raise the animal. Just because it's a pit bull to me doesn't mean there's anything wrong with him," Martin said. "It's how you care for them, how you treat them, and how you raise them that affects their personality."


Hogwash.

 

[cmanole]

"It's the way you raise the animal. Just because it's a pit bull to me doesn't mean there's anything wrong with him," Martin said. "It's how you care for them, how you treat them, and how you raise them that affects their personality."
Hogwash.

Yeah, that's bull chips. Those dogs are stone cold killers. Might as well keep tigers or rattlesnakes in your house...

 

[FSUTribe76]

"It's the way you raise the animal. Just because it's a pit bull to me doesn't mean there's anything wrong with him," Martin said. "It's how you care for them, how you treat them, and how you raise them that affects their personality."


Hogwash.

No it's true. Any animal regardless of nature becomes floofy bunnies once they're shown love.

 

[MIKE_G]

Sheriff Kimbrel says Malagon was trying to break up a fight between her Dachshund and the pit bull.

Probably more competitive than Mayweather/McGregor.

 

[CC0492]

Who's a good boy?

 

[funksouljon]

I'd say its both genetic predisposition and environment. Many breeds are know for certain traits. My Lab just knows to fetch. thousands of years of breeding and training, its just instinctive, never had to train her. Same with my old terrier going after rats. Sure you might be able to modify some behaviors, but hundreds to thousands of years of selective breeding doesn't get undone because you cuddle with your dog, then give it to a "stranger".

Just ask Roy. I think Chris Bridges said it best, "Can't turn a ho into a housewife, hoes don't act right. "