Shimmer
Well-known member
What we have is the propensity of low class individuals (make note that I do not make commentary about race, only class) who get the dog and breed it out to be a dog fighter.
It is NOT in the nature of the breed to be aggressive to humans, but it is in the nature of the breed to be POSSESSIVE of 'their' human.
Also, the idea of a pit "snapping" is a misconception. The breed itself is not known to be a hackles raised barking biter. They simply attack.
It seriously broke my heart. I'm excited that I get to see her tomorrow but I'm also sad.
If I were simply giving her back to my brother, it wouldn't be a big deal, because she's HIS dog, but to have to give her to my mom and dad because of some underwriter's brilliant idea really pisses me off.
It is NOT in the nature of the breed to be aggressive to humans, but it is in the nature of the breed to be POSSESSIVE of 'their' human.
Also, the idea of a pit "snapping" is a misconception. The breed itself is not known to be a hackles raised barking biter. They simply attack.
It seriously broke my heart. I'm excited that I get to see her tomorrow but I'm also sad.
If I were simply giving her back to my brother, it wouldn't be a big deal, because she's HIS dog, but to have to give her to my mom and dad because of some underwriter's brilliant idea really pisses me off.