LOL that was my thought as well.

1 yo got killed by a pit in Ohio 4-5 days ago.

I have put several of them in a ground pit.

Not enough

I don’t think theres not many mutts out there that’s don’t have some of pit traits in it. I see so many dogs that take on the pit traits. My dog looks like so many other mutts that I come across now it’s a very common look. I notice it more now that I have Ryder that I never picked up on before.

Ears like the flying nun.

They’re just dogs. Any 100 pound canine is capable of doing the same thing. They just happen to be very prolific. Kinda like how if you get shot, it’s a good chance it’ll be with an AR15…not because they’re extra dangerous, there’s just a lot of them.

nope not even close.

Neighbors daughter called and asked me if I would take care of her beloved pit. It was eating and the other dog came over and got too close. Time that dog was stitched up he looked like Frankenstein.

She was a good owner and realized with young children, there was not another option. Her DA cousin got mad and said it would have made someone else a fine dog.

That sweet little pup never did that again after we talked at the end of the road at the end of the field.

We just adopted two dogs last year from the pound. Told the kids no pits or pit crosses. It was rather difficult finding a dog that wasn't a pit/pit mix. Kind of says a lot about that sweet lovable cuddly breed.

If they are such smart lovable loyal and trustworthy dogs, why doesn't the police use them for their strength? Imagine walking up on a criminal with a pit. On the flip side, imagine walking up on an innocent person with a pit.

They have their place with experienced dog handlers for hogs. Other than that, they are absolutely useless and most all of them need killing.

Funny......I just got bit by a dog at a garage sale last week LOL.

I will say it again, Anyone who owns a pitbull should be held criminally liable if that dog attacks someone. The charge should be twice as severe if it's a child.
You rarely hear of a case where a lab or other breed maims or kills someone. The population of pits in the dog population is low, yet they top the chart in the vicious animal class. Most insurance companies won't insure you if they know you own one.

Our local animal shelter always has at least 1/2 dozen pits waiting to be adopted. You know most of them were sent to the shelter because of some sort of issue. Most dogs will cost you $4-500 dollars to adopt one as they chip them, shots, etc. A pit you can get for almost no charge because most people are smart enough to know the danger that comes with them.