15 hours ago, Orinoco said:

No place on this planet for the devil dogs.

Kill them  all.

You owe it to the worlds Children.

 

Pathetic.

10 hours ago, Orinoco said:

Nice doggy.

This is what these types of dogs can do to children.

Only a retard would try and defend owning one.

 

 

 

Will you honestly confirm, to a retard like myself, that this picture is of a child attacked by a dog ?

17 hours ago, AsianAtHeart said:

I heard someone say to me not long ago that it is now illegal in Thailand to kill a dog.  Can anyone confirm this?  And if this were the case, would there be an exception for one proven to be savage and dangerous?

Correct. There is a decree in force making any form of cruelty to dogs illegal.

11 minutes ago, Thingamabob said:

Will you honestly confirm, to a retard like myself, that this picture is of a child attacked by a dog ?

One more for you then.

Big men and there dogs

Coochie Coo,  nice doggy.

 

 

Edited September 21, 20223 yr by Orinoco

16 hours ago, Fairynuff said:

Interesting that there’s more aggression in this thread than any pit bull

Really?  How many people in this thread have ripped someone's face off?

If you stick your finger up its <deleted> the dog will relax and release its jaw.

14 hours ago, GreasyFingers said:

Why a pit bull. Plenty of other breeds or is it a reflection of personality.

A few reasons...

 

1. The gf lives at our farm alone while I am away working in BKK during the week and locals know that. Let's just say some of the males in the village are less than desirable. The knowledge that there is a PitBull sleeping in the house is a great deterrent for some drunk, horny scumbag at 2am.

2. Should these males drink too much Lao Khao and decide to actually try and break in, the PitBull is an extremely loyal, strong and brave dog and would protect her with everything he has. 

3. I grew up around Bull breeds. English Bull Terriers, Staffys etc. I know them well and love their playful nature, loyalty and personality. I have far more knowledge of them than other breeds. I've also owned Labs and Spaniels but find them quite dull in comparison.

4. They are great ratters, with a high prey drive. He takes care of rats, mice, lizards, Geckos, pigeons and snakes (although I do my best to keep him away from snakes).

5.  They are hardy and suffer few health problems. 

6. They are low maintenance. Short haired. A good, but manageable size. Equally happy snoozing on the sofa with the owner, lying in the garden or going on nice long walks.

7.  Beauty is in the eye of the beholder but to me they are a beautiful dog. 

8.  I have no interest in the armchair psychology, fear or hysteria of forum members that have never interacted with, yet alone owned the breed (other than that which provides me temporary amusement ????). 

13 hours ago, edogthong said:

That's a horrible idea. You've obviously never gained the trust of a pitbull.  They can be the most loyal and trustworthy dogs in the world.

nonsense 

Can't believe the black box over the eyes to protect the dog's identity!

1 minute ago, steven100 said:

nonsense 

It's you spouting nonsense.

16 hours ago, Fairynuff said:

Interesting that there’s more aggression in this thread than any pit bull

Silliest post of the week, and probably the year. 

21 minutes ago, georgesidi said:

If you stick your finger up its <deleted> the dog will relax and release its jaw.

Is that the same for humans?

Just askin.

1 minute ago, jacko45k said:

Can't believe the black box over the eyes to protect the dog's identity!

It's cuz it's not the dog involved. And the newspaper didn't want suing. Any old picture of a nasty looking dog should suffice in adding spice to the story.

3 minutes ago, roo860 said:

Is that the same for humans?

Just askin.

Not always my personal experience..... it carries risks!

1 million people die per year due to mosquitos. 16 people die per year due to dogs. Not all Pit Bulls. So what's the argument here? I don't see them banning mosquitos.

Edited September 21, 20223 yr by IvorBiggun2

On 9/20/2022 at 9:02 AM, steven100 said:

and they think it would never hurt a fly ......   bs ......   put it down. 

agreed put it down - 

On 9/20/2022 at 10:11 AM, JonnyF said:

Once again, clueless owners.

 

I knew a Thai guy in Phuket who had a Pitbull called Tyson that he kept in a small cage, barely big enough to turn around in. Often whacked it with a stick. If it was lucky it got let it out for about 15 minutes a day. Then complained when it bit his gardener that was shooing it with a broom.

 

Wonderful dogs when trained properly and cared for. Very intelligent with huge personalities. Ours is great company.

 

 

 

Best dog I ever had.

 

stories like this come from owners who didn’t care for them, not from the dogs themselves.

 

Edited September 21, 20223 yr by metisdead
Trolling image removed.

Another misleading click. ''Pit bull strikes again'', made me think it was the same dog as before that attacked someone.

1 hour ago, jacko45k said:

Silliest post of the week, and probably the year. 

Entirely correct though.

1 hour ago, Road Warrior said:

agreed put it down - 

Do you enjoy killing animals generally, or just dogs ?

3 hours ago, Orinoco said:

One more for you then.

Big men and there dogs

Coochie Coo,  nice doggy.

 

 

You have not answered my question. 

1 hour ago, IvorBiggun2 said:

1 million people die per year due to mosquitos. 16 people die per year due to dogs. Not all Pit Bulls. So what's the argument here? I don't see them banning mosquitos.

Are mosquito's kept as pets?

Plenty of schemes already in place to try and eradicate the threat from them though.

17 minutes ago, Thingamabob said:

You have not answered my question. 

One more for you.

 

 

3 hours ago, Thingamabob said:

13 hours ago, Orinoco said:

Nice doggy.

This is what these types of dogs can do to children.

Only a retard would try and defend owning one.

 

 

 

Will you honestly confirm, to a retard like myself, that this picture is of a child attacked by a dog ?

As requested... its the first one (top left)

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8600305/Horrific-injuries-Michigan-boy-Camdon-Bozbell-mauled-pet-pit-bull-named-Chaos.html

 

It gets to a point where the indefensible is simply indefensible. 

 

2 hours ago, JonnyF said:

A few reasons...

 

1. The gf lives at our farm alone while I am away working in BKK during the week and locals know that. Let's just say some of the males in the village are less than desirable. The knowledge that there is a PitBull sleeping in the house is a great deterrent for some drunk, horny scumbag at 2am.

2. Should these males drink too much Lao Khao and decide to actually try and break in, the PitBull is an extremely loyal, strong and brave dog and would protect her with everything he has. 

3. I grew up around Bull breeds. English Bull Terriers, Staffys etc. I know them well and love their playful nature, loyalty and personality. I have far more knowledge of them than other breeds. I've also owned Labs and Spaniels but find them quite dull in comparison.

4. They are great ratters, with a high prey drive. He takes care of rats, mice, lizards, Geckos, pigeons and snakes (although I do my best to keep him away from snakes).

5.  They are hardy and suffer few health problems. 

6. They are low maintenance. Short haired. A good, but manageable size. Equally happy snoozing on the sofa with the owner, lying in the garden or going on nice long walks.

7.  Beauty is in the eye of the beholder but to me they are a beautiful dog. 

8.  I have no interest in the armchair psychology, fear or hysteria of forum members that have never interacted with, yet alone owned the breed (other than that which provides me temporary amusement ????). 

So you admit the dog is a weapon.... 

 

 

I raised my Pit Bull with 3 children. Plus visitors/friends. Never a problem. Try it instead of spouting siht.(anagram)

 

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Its a well known fact - Well managed, responsibly owned Pit Bulls are some of the best family dogs. The American Canine Temperament Test Society lists this breed as having one of the most stable temperaments of any of the purebreds, right up there with golden retrievers.

 

Edited September 21, 20223 yr by IvorBiggun2

1 hour ago, Dart12 said:

Best dog I ever had.

 

stories like this come from owners who didn’t care for them, not from the dogs themselves.

 

You mean the dogs have not been well trained and looked after properly so they revert to natural instinct and are aggressive and attack ???...

 

 

Are PitBull owners arguing that these are lovely creatures because they’ve ‘trained’ the aggression out of them?.... 

 

IF the PitBulls were left to their own devises, in the wild, would they be aggressive or soft to all humans / children etc?

 

The issue is clearly ‘humans’ who do not look after or train these animals properly, which is why there needs to be full licencing (where people are trained to look after dogs and can prove they can). 

 

There are of course great people who care strongly for these dogs and bring up wonderful PitBulls, but there are many who don’t and unfortunately failure to care for a PitBull has far more severe consequences far more often than failure to care for a Poodle or Labrador.

8 minutes ago, IvorBiggun2 said:

I raised my Pit Bull with 3 children. Plus visitors/friends. Never a problem. Try it instead of spouting siht.(anagram)

Its not about you....    Its about the other idiots who are not responsible. 

 

We are licenced to drive a car and motorcycle, because doing so without training (theoretically) leads to far higher road deaths. 

 

Licence ownership of potentially dangerous dogs and train owners, weed out the owners who would not be good, don’t have the time, funds, space etc... 

 

 

You must recognise the magnificent power of your dogs - should this power be in the hands of someone who has no idea how to train or look after their animal properly ?

 

Edited September 21, 20223 yr by richard_smith237

33 minutes ago, edwinchester said:

Are mosquito's kept as pets?

There's nothing stopping people keeping them as pets. Up to them.

 

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The larvae of mosquitoes live in water and provide food for fish and other wildlife, including larger larvae of other species such as dragonflies. The mosquito larvae themselves consume a lot of organic matter in wetlands, helping recycle nutrients back into the ecosystem.

 

9 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

So you admit the dog is a weapon.... 

 

 

Wonderfully dramatic ????.

 

It's a pet that doubles up as a guard dog.