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In reply to the discussion: Uncle, Grandmother in Custody After Toddler's Dog Attack Death [View all]REP
(21,691 posts)49. Why I do a lot of things is one of those mysteries
Like explain how animal relinquishment works to someone who clearly has no interest in anything but a narrow agenda. I mean, why do I even bother? It's not like anyone reads anything for information ever.
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Uncle, Grandmother in Custody After Toddler's Dog Attack Death [View all]
The Straight Story
Sep 2013
OP
I won't know how to feel about this until I read a sermon about the righteousness of pit bulls
Orrex
Sep 2013
#3
as usual, the article doesn't bother to describe the dogs beyond the inflammatory
magical thyme
Sep 2013
#4
That is so common at dog parks and in areas where people walk or hang out with their dogs.
tblue37
Sep 2013
#6
Your last line is telling. And inaccurate.Unfortunately there are too many intact dogs of all breeds
uppityperson
Sep 2013
#11
I wonder why the Idaho Humane Society offers an "extremely reduced" fee to neuter
pnwmom
Sep 2013
#12
According to their website because they see an abundance of "Pit bull type dogs being relinquished
uppityperson
Sep 2013
#16
Are you saying that negligent and abusive owners are more likely to own pit bulls? n/t
pnwmom
Sep 2013
#32
No. I believe you are making that assertion. I was explaining about relinquishments
REP
Sep 2013
#35
Why did you make the point that negligent and abusive people relinquish their dogs
pnwmom
Sep 2013
#36
Why did you make that point in a thread about pit bulls if you weren't talking about pit bulls? n/t
pnwmom
Sep 2013
#40
Apparently the adults were unaware that the toddler had climbed through a window
tblue37
Sep 2013
#7
The pit bull loving crew always focuses on the Nurture aspect forgetting it has always been
JCMach1
Sep 2013
#14
I think Vick's dogs -- that were forced to kill or be killed -- proved they are good dogs
magical thyme
Sep 2013
#15
if I came across a feral pack of any breed of large dog I'd naturally be afraid
magical thyme
Sep 2013
#25
No dog is "angelic." But they're not some special kind of evil either. Just saying...
nomorenomore08
Sep 2013
#56
I agree it's preposterous. But how many people actually subscribe to such a caricatured view?
nomorenomore08
Sep 2013
#61