I am also sure you can understand wher one would take offense to that kind of judgement.

Fuck pittbulls. Those things are bred to be violent. It's in the core of their nature to attack anything that they think they can beat. Mix that with the fact that they are cocky by nature, and you understand why smart countries like the UK have made them illegal.

Fuck pittbulls. Those things are bred to be violent. It's in the core of their nature to attack anything that they think they can beat. Mix that with the fact that they are cocky by nature, and you understand why smart countries like the UK have made them illegal.

No I've never ended up on there. Most spelling errors are the clients fault. They write out what they want written, then sign of on the stencil if one is needed. Regardless of all of it. What does any of this have to do with climbing? Anyway None of it really matters.

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...Ouch, did it break the skin? Did the dog have it's shots? In our town if your dog/cat bites someone and you can't prove that it had shots they kill it or quarantine it for 6 months!


Sure teaches the owner something!

The dog/cat has to be boarded or has to be quarantined in a cage in the owner's house. The owner is subject to un-announced inspections to ensure compliance.

Fuck pittbulls. Those things are bred to be violent. It's in the core of their nature to attack anything that they think they can beat. Mix that with the fact that they are cocky by nature, and you understand why smart countries like the UK have made them illegal.

Everybody does what they do for a reason.

it has nothing to do with climbing, but you brought up your white collar job. so nice of you to proof your client's errors.


that's some advertising.

One,I am not advertising. Two you should learn how to let things go. Three, why am I responding to an instigator who proves to not have much of a life.

That is most unfortunate. There could have been a possible case of INBREEDING. Truly I'm not saying that is the case. The breeder I got my dog from is a twenty year friend and has breeding dogs for about 30 years. His opinion on the "crazy pitbull" is generally inbreeding or bad training. And like many "animals" not just dogs when they get a taste for blood they like it . Take a lizard for instance, many are vegetarians, yet you can get them to eat meat (crickets, meal worms,mice,) Once they do they get a taste and liking to them. They also go from docile to aggressive. People do it as well, a human vegetarian is generally more passive then a meat eater. NOW none of this a rule,and there are exceptions,I know some human vegans who love to fight and are quite good at laying down an ass whoopin'

macherry = owned

And macherry, if you're reading this, NO, I WILL NOT SEND YOU PICS. (Quit PMing me. Thanks.)

And like many "animals" not just dogs when they get a taste for blood they like it . Take a lizard for instance, many are vegetarians, yet you can get them to eat meat (crickets, meal worms,mice,) Once they do they get a taste and liking to them. They also go from docile to aggressive. People do it as well, a human vegetarian is generally more passive then a meat eater.

NOW none of this a rule,and there are exceptions,I know some human vegans who love to fight and are quite good at laying down an ass whoopin'

dogs aren't vegetarians.

This is such a bullshit argument that always gets made. I love dogs, and I've met some very well behaved and trained pits, and doberman's, etc, that I've really enjoyed, that have played well with my dog, etc.

But here's the thing. I've met tons of badly trained golden retrievers. You know what they do? They pull on the leash, they jump up on people trying to lick their face, they chase deer and don't come back when called, they steal food, won't give back the other dogs ball.

I've met plenty of badly trained border collies and aussie shepherds. You know what they do? They pull on the leash, they run around barking at other people or dogs, nipping at heels, they chase deer and don't come back when called.

I've met plenty of badly trained springer/english spaniels or weimeriener/vieslas. You know what they do? They pull on the leash, they bark at people, steal other dog's toys, run after birds and squirrels without coming back when called, etc.

You know what all these breeds don't typically do when not well trained? Kill people or other dogs.

You know what pit bulls have a long history of doing when not properly trained? Kill people and other dogs.

Like I said, I really have nothing against pit bulls per se. But it's the exception and not the rule for a dog to be violent/deadly when not well trained. And therefore using an argument that goes "its not the dog but the owner", while true, isn't necessarily a useful one, because there are scores of other dog breeds that aren't as overtly and repeatedly dangerous when not well trained. Which means that, more than likely, we as a society need to rethink how we handle breeds with that kind of history.

Oh i'm sorry, i missed the memo on befriend the dog that tried to rip my hand off. Since you're so eager to turn the other cheek.. i'm going to use that to my advantage and proceed in calling you a delusional moronic pacifist.

Fuck pittbulls. Those things are bred to be violent. It's in the core of their nature to attack anything that they think they can beat. Mix that with the fact that they are cocky by nature, and you understand why smart countries like the UK have made them illegal.