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**baxodrom** · 01-08-2011, 06:17 AM

Thats exactaly it, he thinks cause its a pit he needs to save it for publicity he doesnt take into consideration the dog is aggressive towards people. My parents and family MADE my aunt have her standard poodle put down for drawing blood on a person. I dont care about breed when it comes to people agression its people like him that try to rehabilitate those cases that make the whole breed look bad to the media. Most HA dogs WILL repeat offend.

That's exactly how I feel, DA isn't a big deal for me, it comes with the territory, but never HA and never have I owned a human aggressive dog and the first dog I have that bites, or attacks anyone will get put down. There's no need for a HA dog.
Which, I can respect the fact that he does try to publicize the pitbull in a positive perspective, but these dogs aren't for just everyone, and he continues to perpetuate that misconception. I swear sometimes I think he acts that way, so first time dog owners go out and buy a bully breed, including rottweilers, so that they'll have problems with their dog and have to hire him.

01-08-2011, 06:17 AM	#11
baxodrom Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 351 Senior Member	Thats exactaly it, he thinks cause its a pit he needs to save it for publicity he doesnt take into consideration the dog is aggressive towards people. My parents and family MADE my aunt have her standard poodle put down for drawing blood on a person. I dont care about breed when it comes to people agression its people like him that try to rehabilitate those cases that make the whole breed look bad to the media. Most HA dogs WILL repeat offend. That's exactly how I feel, DA isn't a big deal for me, it comes with the territory, but never HA and never have I owned a human aggressive dog and the first dog I have that bites, or attacks anyone will get put down. There's no need for a HA dog. Which, I can respect the fact that he does try to publicize the pitbull in a positive perspective, but these dogs aren't for just everyone, and he continues to perpetuate that misconception. I swear sometimes I think he acts that way, so first time dog owners go out and buy a bully breed, including rottweilers, so that they'll have problems with their dog and have to hire him.
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