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Date Posted: 15:16:52 10/21/06 Sat
Author: sci guy
Subject: you're not likely to be a problem then...
In reply to: I also have license by my state to do it. c/i 's message, "I happen to work with animals.I have all my life.Exotic,wildlife,and domestic." on 12:00:25 10/21/06 Sat

HOWEVER, you have to admit that the majority of pitt owners are NOT as cautious as you are about their dog.

(It's actualy interesting to note that you haven't actually said you own a pitt bull... just that you have a guard dog. Where did you get your dog from? Who trained it? Is it IMPOSSIBLE for an innocent child to be attacked by it?)


>Your opinion makes no sense.Exotic animals and
>wildlife are totally different.If you knew anything
>about animals you would know that.Lions and tigers are
>always,always unpredictable.They have instincts that
>you can not train or breed out of them.The same with
>wildlife.They should still be protected from people
>like you who want them put down for their natural
>instincts.And I don't see where I said pitts or any
>other breed should be treated differently.I do think
>biting dogs should be allowed.That's why humans
>domesticated dogs to begin with.Protection.Dogs are
>used for everyday life jobs as well as companions.I
>said ALL dogs biting or non should be judged on
>cercumstances of what they did each time.I have a
>gaurd dog.If someone tries to harm me or my child my
>dog would tear you apart.Should he be punished for
>protecting us?No.If he had to do it again should he be
>punished?No.He's doing his job.Do I take him in
>public?Not without a muzzle and leash and only if I
>have to.At home he lives in my house or in a 10 ft
>chain link pen.I also have signs.If you get bit it's
>your fault not his.Just like with my wildlife and all
>other animals I have.An animal should ALWAYS be judged
>on cercumstances not history.

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