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Pit Bulls Killed 3-week old infant in Michigan

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You're acting like we have to choose which one to address.

No. I'm acting like people lose their minds over pit bull deaths and all but ignore other issues in which people, in particular children, are much more likely to die. The result is 4 million pit bulls get lumped in with an extremely small percentage of dogs that have killed people (less than one one-thousandTH.) The result is whole cities banning a dog breed, while ignoring other issues in which people, kids in particular, are more likely to be killed.

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I didn't "go" anywhere but where you led. You said that you had not heard of a golden killing someone. Now you have. Education is good.

 

My golden/sheltie mix is absolutely the love of my life, but she is aggressive with children. It is probably the herder in her and most likely she would never actually hurt a kid. However, she is never going to be in a scenario where that could happen. I don't let her around kids, with the exception of one of my 7 year old nieces, while she is directly supervised by me.

 

My job is to protect both my dog and the people she comes in contact with.

 

Amen it is...:thumb:

 

The attack listed is a golden retriever mix. Doesn't list the breed mixed with. As I am literally typing this Mrs. C1 and her Mom are visiting a breeder to see our families next Golden. We'll happily pay top $ for a pure breed to eliminate "risk!"

 

We just love the breed and will continue to be loyal to it. Just as many dog owners are whether it be a pit or Shelty, etc.... The key is we must be aware and well educated on a breeds tendencies and behaviors and again prevent the conditions were a potential attack occurs.

 

I like eliminating risk by not introducing it into my home or other loved ones homes to begin with. Boundaries and education are very important. Thank you for the dialogue and i wish you well with your dog Tb! Dogs are wonderful companions...:)

I'll ask once again if someone can identify what exactly a pit bull is? We can all identify golden retrievers, dachshunds, etc but can you identify a pit bull?

 

Is it the American Staffordshire Terrier? The Bull Terrier? The American Pit Bull Terrier? The Staffordshire Bull Terrier? The answer is it's all of those, plus many others. When the "breed" includes many, many actual breeds, of course numbers will be higher. Remember, pit bull is not a breed...

Amen it is...:thumb:

 

The attack listed is a golden retriever mix. Doesn't list the breed mixed with. As I am literally typing this Mrs. C1 and her Mom are visiting a breeder to see our families next Golden. We'll happily pay top $ for a pure breed to eliminate "risk!"

 

We just love the breed and will continue to be loyal to it. Just as many dog owners are whether it be a pit or Shelty, etc.... The key is we must be aware and well educated on a breeds tendencies and behaviors and again prevent the conditions were a potential attack occurs.

 

I like eliminating risk by not introducing it into my home or other loved ones homes to begin with. Boundaries and education are very important. Thank you for the dialogue and i wish you well with your dog Tb! Dogs are wonderful companions...:)

It sounds like we are on the same page. Responsible dog owners know that education is key in all things with their dogs. The problems tend to come from those that don't know and aren't prepared.

 

Good luck with your family member to be!

I'll ask once again if someone can identify what exactly a pit bull is? We can all identify golden retrievers, dachshunds, etc but can you identify a pit bull?

 

Is it the American Staffordshire Terrier? The Bull Terrier? The American Pit Bull Terrier? The Staffordshire Bull Terrier? The answer is it's all of those, plus many others. When the "breed" includes many, many actual breeds, of course numbers will be higher. Remember, pit bull is not a breed...

 

You mean the gun didnt pull its own trigger?

No. I'm acting like people lose their minds over pit bull deaths and all but ignore other issues in which people, in particular children, are much more likely to die. The result is 4 million pit bulls get lumped in with an extremely small percentage of dogs that have killed people (less than one one-thousandTH.) The result is whole cities banning a dog breed, while ignoring other issues in which people, kids in particular, are more likely to be killed.

 

I am very happy that Pit bulls are banned in Fort Thomas.

No. I'm acting like people lose their minds over pit bull deaths and all but ignore other issues in which people, in particular children, are much more likely to die. The result is 4 million pit bulls get lumped in with an extremely small percentage of dogs that have killed people (less than one one-thousandTH.) The result is whole cities banning a dog breed, while ignoring other issues in which people, kids in particular, are more likely to be killed.

Which of those you listed are being ignored?

Which of those you listed are being ignored?

 

On BGP? Pretty much every one of them.

I am very happy that Pit bulls are banned in Fort Thomas.

Good for you. Your kids can still legally have unfettered access to hand guns and accidentally kill their 3 year old cousin, but at least no one can own a pit bull!

Amen it is...:thumb:

 

The attack listed is a golden retriever mix. Doesn't list the breed mixed with. As I am literally typing this Mrs. C1 and her Mom are visiting a breeder to see our families next Golden. We'll happily pay top $ for a pure breed to eliminate "risk!"

 

We just love the breed and will continue to be loyal to it. Just as many dog owners are whether it be a pit or Shelty, etc.... The key is we must be aware and well educated on a breeds tendencies and behaviors and again prevent the conditions were a potential attack occurs.

 

I like eliminating risk by not introducing it into my home or other loved ones homes to begin with. Boundaries and education are very important. Thank you for the dialogue and i wish you well with your dog Tb! Dogs are wonderful companions...:)

We had a Golden for 12 years, had to have him put down a year ago this past Tuesday. The first week of June we brought home our second Golden. She was born on April 1st. Like your family we absolutely love the breed.
Which of those you listed are being ignored?

UKMF hit the nail on the head. We beat the "pit bull" drums pretty hard, but never say a word when one kid accidentally shoots another with an unsecured fire arm. More kids die that way every year than total deaths from pit bulls. It's true on a larger scale, too. Municipalities have over reacted and invoked breed bans when their kids are much more likely to die from unsecured weapons. They do nothing about that. But hey...at least no one can have a pit bull!

On BGP? Pretty much every one of them.
Just so I'm clear, no threads on kids left in cars, killed by parents, accidental shootings, ect...
Just so I'm clear, no threads on kids left in cars, killed by parents, accidental shootings, ect...

 

Very very few. Every single time there's a pit bull attack we have a brand new thread on it. Those attacks happen far less, yet you wouldn't know it from the BGP world.

UKMF hit the nail on the head. We beat the "pit bull" drums pretty hard, but never say a word when one kid accidentally shoots another with an unsecured fire arm. More kids due that way ever yea at than total deaths from pit bulls. It's true on a larger scale, too. Municipalities have over reacted and invoke breed bans when their kids are much more likely to die from unsecured weapons. They do nothing about that. But hey...at least no one can have a pit bull!

So there are no laws governing the things you list?

So there are no laws governing the things you list?

I would assume at least none that are enforced. I've yet to hear of an accidental shooting by a toddler resulting in punishment for the gun owner. Have you?

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