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I don't deny there are some great dogs who happen to be American pit bulls.
But there is no reason to continue to breed the American Pit Bull. It's a dog that has been breed for fighting. It was created by immigrants with that sole purpose in mind. It's a shame, but to deny the purpose of the dog is foolish. Just like a bloodhound tracks and Doberman has been bred to guard, a pit bull has been breed to have that aggression. You can't deny that genetic engineering. |
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Check this out.Pleas excuse my wife its monday morning in this pic
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| If you knew anything about the breed then it would make sense to talk as if you did, other wise research first. |
| APBT's are great family dogs from the start. They can also be great dogs around other dogs if socialized early and properly. |
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So in saying this The thunderbird was originally built to compete against the corvette then it was more of a family car, and now just a coupe. MTV started just showing Music videos and now they show anything. Nascar was originally American car racing now they have trucks, and Toyotas I could go for days, Oh and pit bulls were also used for bull and bear baiting, not just dog fighting that came later. |
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Why are we discussing this? Should it not be moved at least to the off topic forum? I do agree, being around the breed my whole life they are great animals no matter what they get in reputation. There are plenty of other breeds that can act out in the same way as these that have not been breed for fighting purpose.
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This seems to be getting people worked up to be posted on a car forum......
So here's a bunny with a pancake on its head! ![]() |
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I too am a dog and overall animal lover. But I will agree with everything that Calabrio has stated. APBT's have been bred with one purpose in mind. To kill and or maim other fighting dogs. Even if you attempt to train or breed it out of them, it will always be a recessive trait. Even the Pit Bull Rescue Society used to have a disclaimer on their website that stated "It is not whether or not your Pit Bull will attack, but when and what your Pit Bull will attack." I do not think that all Pits should be put down either, but that they should be allowed to expire as a breed.
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