30-06-2016, 05:12 PM
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Re: Dogs in clothes
Originally Posted by Longdogs
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I don't quite understand why there are so many in the rescue centres. Why would someone get one then be too scared to keep it? They must have heard all the scaremongering involving these dogs.My sister had a Pit Bull/Staff before they became criminals and he was a fantastic dog - wouldn't hurt a fly (well ok, maybe the odd fly)
Many of these people do not have the 14 year commitment plan .
In the right homes with people who have the right attitude they are great dogs .
30-06-2016, 06:47 PM
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Re: Dogs in clothes
Originally Posted by Tpin
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It's a nickname widely used....every name starts with one person introducing it.They have a reputation because of mishandling, trained to be nasty, any breed can be trained in this way.
Unfortunately for the breed they became stays symbols with the criminals/chavs of this world and they're not the only breed.
20 years ago it was the Rotweiller, Dobermann before that and Alsation prior to that.
Ignorance hasn't helped along with media hype about the breed instead of the scumbag the other end of the lead.
If they were that bad the likes of vets, tv programmes and dogs rescue centres wouldn't praise their temperament and suggest they're a family dog.
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