Pitbull kills 4 year old girl
Hogfather
Cairns, Queensland
10424 posts
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2011-08-17/dog-kills-melbourne-toddler/2844178
Really harsh, dog escaped his own yard and stormed into this backyard full of little kids and went berserk.
I get that there aren't bad dogs but bad owners, but holy shit if you own a pitbull you need to be held more responsible for its actions imo. The dog fucking KILLED someone's kid and there may not even be a fine for the owner? I know the owner is rightly devastated but how the hell did this happen :(
I just keep seeing my 3 year old bloke in her place and can't imagine what they are going through :(
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Eorl
Gold Coast, Queensland
2821 posts
I read that title thinking Pitbull the singer had killed a little girl. My bad.
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Spook
Brisbane, Queensland
32741 posts
i fucking hate dogs that are capable of this.
for what reason do people need dogs of this breed?
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Hogfather
Cairns, Queensland
10425 posts
We have a lab x shepherd and even though she is the bestest dog in the world we have a partitioned backyard between kids and dog, and 8 foot exterior dogproof fencing. When she's walked she's never off a leash.
Some people would probably look at our dog and think she's dangerous, and we don't take any chances. No way I'd own a pitty though :(
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paveway
Brisbane, Queensland
14876 posts
Thundercracker
Brisbane, Queensland
2979 posts
Owners of the dog should be done for manslaughter imo.
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Clubby
Brisbane, Queensland
624 posts
stormed into this backyard full of little kids and went berserk.
Right cause dogs just randomly do that ... I agree this is the owners fault ... the dog probably just thought it was playing ... or it went in there and the kid hit it or something (at little kids do) and it went nuts.
Either way the owner should be held accountable (be interesting to see if the fence was secure etc). I like how a dog kills someone we "destroy" it ... if I human does we spend millions of dollars on "trying to rehabilitate them" ... bring back capital punishment :P
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RockitMan
Brisbane, Queensland
6148 posts
for what reason do people need dogs of this breed?
This.
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deadlyf
Queensland
1950 posts
Yeah they need to take responsibility, it's retarded to simply put down the dog and think that should be the end of it.
Dogs can't be held responsible for their actions, their animals, it's the owners who decided to have a dangerous dog breed in a suburban area full of people, it's the owners who failed in their responsibility to ensure that their property did not harm or endanger other people in society. If harsh penalties are applied to owners for the action of their pets then it will work as a very strong deterrent to owning dangerous breeds and encourage them to be extra careful with containing their animals.
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fade
Brisbane, Queensland
6745 posts
i fucking hate dogs that are capable of this.
for what reason do people need dogs of this breed?
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paveway
Brisbane, Queensland
14877 posts
it's one of the bogan breeds of choice
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Hogfather
Cairns, Queensland
10426 posts
Right cause dogs just randomly do that ... I agree this is the owners fault ... the dog probably just thought it was playing ... or it went in there and the kid hit it or something (at little kids do)
the kids were in their own yard ...
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DeadlyDav0
Brisbane, Queensland
750 posts
Owners of the dog should be done for manslaughter imo.
I agree.
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Fixah
Brisbane, Queensland
6306 posts
Bogans think a pitbull is an extension of their of personality.
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teq
Brisbane, Queensland
11526 posts
fucking unnecessary
I've got 6 foot fences all around my place but I had a dog jump over one of them about 6 weeks ago and it got stuck in our yard
I'm going to beef that shit up cause my youngin' is about the age where he will be going out to play in the yard this summer and every single neighbor - and I mean 100% of them - have dogs
most of the dogs are little yappy pieces of shit but a few of them are huge
we're still waiting till the kids are old enough to get a dog of our own ;/
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greazy
Brisbane, Queensland
4895 posts
Bogans think a pitbull is an extension of their of manhood.
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Minxy
Brisbane, Queensland
1421 posts
Pitbulls can be really sweet dogs, they just tend to attract dickheads. Definitely the owners fault in these sorts of instances. The owners aren't always the cause of a dogs aggression, but if someone does own an aggressive dog then they need to ensure that there is no way for them to get out so that these sorts of incidents can't occur.
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mission
Brisbane, Queensland
7798 posts
As long as people have aggressive dog breeds as pets this will continue to happen.
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Hogfather
Cairns, Queensland
10427 posts
Amazes me that you need a special license and training to keep a turtle but not a pitbull.
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Fixah
Brisbane, Queensland
6307 posts
Amazes me that you need a special license and training to keep a turtle but not a pitbull. Haha, you gotta be kidding me.
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Obes
Brisbane, Queensland
9317 posts
Amazes me that you need a special license and training to keep a turtle but not a pitbull.
That's more about protecting the animal than humans.
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Hogfather
Cairns, Queensland
10429 posts
That's more about protecting the animal than humans.
Of course it is, but it doesn't mean that its not a ridiculous situation -- in fact its worse.
Animal licensing laws protect animals better than they do humans?!
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FaceMan
Brisbane, Queensland
6876 posts
Dogs dont kill people.
People kill people.
Its like the gun debate.
These dogs are weapons.
As long as they are secured its fine.
But usually the type of person who own these dogs is the type of person who is careless and selfish and doesnt consider what can happen if they are not properly secured.
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Hogfather
Cairns, Queensland
10430 posts
We require a license for people to own weapons in Australia.
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teq
Brisbane, Queensland
11527 posts
Dogs dont kill people.
People kill people.
not sure if serious
when used in the gun context, that argument translates to 'he would have killed the guy with or without a gun, using a knife, his bare hands or a blunt pole" etc
for all you know this guy had 10 foot electrified fences to keep his pitbull inside, someone might have left it open after robbing the place etc
until you have all the facts you shouldn't jump to conclusions, the owner of the dog hasn't necessarily done the wrong thing
but yes, these breeds should require a license
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Outlaw
Gold Coast, Queensland
562 posts
Pitbulls have a thing black Sudanese babies
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Hogfather
Cairns, Queensland
10431 posts
for all you know this guy had 10 foot electrified fences to keep his pitbull inside, someone might have left it open after robbing the place etc
until you have all the facts you shouldn't jump to conclusions, the owner of the dog hasn't necessarily done the wrong thing
This is absolutely true ... except that the owner decided to own a dangerous breed of dog in a suburban area.
IMO that's a poor call to begin with.
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Minxy
Brisbane, Queensland
1422 posts
MARLINBLADE
Queensland
227 posts
Pure bread pitbulls are restricted and it's very hard to get one, but people get away with it by having a pitbull cross. Either way they are still a dangerous dog due to their nature. That being said tho, 100% owner responsibility to train and restrain your dog.
This is such a terrible story because the dog actually pulled the girl away from her mother. The other thing is the father is currently over seas due to the faimly being refugees. I heard on the ABC radio this morning that they aren't going to tell the father because it's too terrible and they are going to wait till he gets to australia...
All i can think about is my little girl and if something happened like that to her. I live in a small town in FNQ and every fucker has dogs here and they are pretty much all for hunting pigs. The amount of dogs that roam the streets is bullshit too and nearly every week i have some cunts random dog waltz into my front yard. I think it's time to fence the fuck out of my place hey... These things happen in an instant but the effects last forever. Condolences to the family of the little girl, as a father, my heart really goes out to them hey...
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Hogfather
Cairns, Queensland
10433 posts
Absolutely marlin, fence that shit up
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teq
Brisbane, Queensland
11529 posts
poor call to begin with.
absolutely, we can agree on this.
I'll be the first to call for him to do some gaol time if he was some yobbo wanker that left his fence in a state that would allow for his dangerous dogs to get out
but until its found that he definitely did something wrong, not just owning a dangerous dog, it's wrong to judge him
my neighbour that I share a side fence with has 2 dangerous dogs that have council signs up, meaning they've been declared dangerous for one reason or another (you can't buy these signs), but like most people, he does the right thing and he's got huge fences (way above 6 feet)
even though he's done all that, I'm still going to take extra precautions to protect my youngin's in their own backyard, because at the end of the day even if someone else is to blame, it wont bring your kids back to life
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Trauma
Melbourne, Victoria
1699 posts
Typically I place more value on an animals than I do a Human these days but when it's a child they haven't had the chance to grow into a cunt yet, so this sucks.
Entirely possible it was provoked somehow whether the kids knew it or not. I remember a mates kid got attacked by his dog and it ripped his face open, this 3 legged dog had never done anything like that before (was a collie) and the dog got destroyed. This kid was a cunt so I have no doubt he caused the attack... it was in a car too, so the dog had no where to go. Poor dog.
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skythra
Brisbane, Queensland
4289 posts
Typically I place more value on an animals than I do a Human these days but when it's a child they haven't had the chance to grow into a cunt yet, so this sucks. Strange considering that like humans are a product of the environment they're in so are pets. (and of course other animals).
Hence you should hate them equally, because chances are the people you hate, own a dog you shouldn't hate less.
Otherwise you're being racist to humans.
Racist.
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Trauma
Melbourne, Victoria
1702 posts
Happily racist to Humans.
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Yeah trying to say that dogs should be treated as equals to humans is retarted.
Tell me if I'm wrong but aren't pitbulls a result of the breeding of certain extremely vicious dogs for fighting?
So if you own one for anything apart from hunting boar - you're a fuckwit - especially in suburbia.
All pitbulls should be fixed and the line ended.
They are a known problem and noone needs em.
If a child of mine was killed by someones pitbull - I would want to kill the dog and then owner.
Its only natural.
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Nerfy
Brisbane, Queensland
3987 posts
This is why I can't commit to libertarianism, other people are fuckers.
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it's one of the bogan breeds of choice
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Murderer
Tasmania
1724 posts
My stupid fuckin ex accepted a pit bull pup for my 2 year old daughter.
The fact is, that dogs attack.. is part of instinct etc.
However it is proven, that out of all dogs, pitbulls have more of a "Snap" side to them, where they will just attack etc.
If you look at fatal dog attacks most of them are pitbulls.
The ex reckons it's how you treat a dog etc.
Not exactly, it's how they are pre-programmed etc.
If I could (which I will be soon) That I have input in my daughters life (currently going through court shit) I would never allow her to have a pitbull.
Especially when you are only 2 years old, a little dog is appropriate.
I like pitbulls, some of the pitbulls i have met have been fkn totally awesome dogs, very obediant etc... however, if it means avoiding injuries (potentially family etc) yet alone others, then fuck em off.
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Timmeh
Brisbane, Queensland
818 posts
Dodgymon
Brisbane, Queensland
1898 posts
Fences are almost useless. I got a 55kg rottie that can clear an 8 foot fence.
Only way to keep him inside is using an electronic containment system.
If he goes near the fence he gets a zap.
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paveway
Brisbane, Queensland
14885 posts
hardware
Brisbane, Queensland
9282 posts
long story short, i had a pitbull exterminated by the council a few years back
if not, it was gonna get a .22 magnum to the head
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Gibster
Melbourne, Victoria
62 posts
I have a Labrador, he is very well mannered and doesn't growl at people or other dogs, if anything he is too friendly and his size scares some people. The neighbors kids like to play with him, every now and then there is a knock on my door and they ask if i will let them play. I used to let them, I would usually watch them as my dog sometimes likes to wander off for long walks. One day I was told by my brother that one of these kids kicked my dog hard in his side, unprovoked. I was furious. If my dog had bitten him I would have lost my dog. People need to teach their kids better as to NOT provoke a dog in the first place.
I don't let them play with my dog anymore....
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skythra
Brisbane, Queensland
4299 posts
long story short, i had a pitbull exterminated by the council a few years back
if not, it was gonna get a .22 magnum to the head
I think that's a little too short. How angry do you have to be to throw a gun?
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hardware
Brisbane, Queensland
9283 posts
Mordecai
Victoria
988 posts
As long as people have aggressive dog breeds as pets this will continue to happen.
All dogs can be aggressive and kill people.
http://city-south-news.whereilive.com.au/news/story/staffordshires-cited-in-145-dog-attacks/
THE staffordshire bull terrier has been identified as the prime offender for dog attacks in Brisbane past year.
Staffordshire bull terriers were cited as responsible for 145 dog attacks reported to Brisbane City Council in the 11 months to December.
Australian cattle dogs were named in 113 attacks, german shepherds in 69 and rottweilers in 54.
Chihuahuas were held responsible for eight attacks at places including Cannon Hill, Wynnum West, Brighton and Calamvale.
Four cat attacks and a poultry attack, at Corinda, were reported in statistics obtained under Freedom of Information.
The statistics also record 26 attacks by labradors, 29 by rhodesian ridgebacks, 28 by boxers, 27 by bull terriers, 37 by bullmastiffs, 32 by border collies, 20 by siberian huskies, 13 by american staffordshire terriers and 12 by american pitbulls.
Several alleged attacks by pomeranians, maltese terriers and cocker spaniels were investigated.
The average investigation took 37 days.
We never get calls to ban Labs, Collies etc when one of them causes serious harm to a human but a pit-bull does something and bang ban them all.
I have a Labrador, he is very well mannered and doesn't growl at people or other dogs, if anything he is too friendly and his size scares some people. The neighbors kids like to play with him, every now and then there is a knock on my door and they ask if i will let them play. I used to let them, I would usually watch them as my dog sometimes likes to wander off for long walks. One day I was told by my brother that one of these kids kicked my dog hard in his side, unprovoked. I was furious. If my dog had bitten him I would have lost my dog. People need to teach their kids better as to NOT provoke a dog in the first place.
I don't let them play with my dog anymore....
Id find out which kid and kick him in the ribs. Hard.
Quick question: If you saw a dog bite someone in response to that person kicking them repeatedly would you want the dog put down for being aggressive?
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FraktuRe
Gold Coast, Queensland
3487 posts
Those stats are useless without comparing total number of each breed.
That said, staffy's are cunts.
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Midda
Brisbane, Queensland
7351 posts
Staffies are fine. Every staffy I've ever interacted with has been incredibly placid and good-natured, which was a reflection of the owners. Any time I've seen a bat-shit crazy dog, the owner has been some kind of dickhead, like a deadshit bogan or something.
I'm a pretty firm believer in nurture of nature, mainly because it's what I've always observed. This is a horrible story, but I wouldn't be surprised if the owner of the dog either treated it poorly or encouraged it to be aggressive.
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Raider
Brisbane, Queensland
3522 posts
It's the owners fault for not teaching the dog properly, not the dogs.. the dog is just reacting to it's situation.. That video was pretty much spot on, i've known some brilliant pits / rotties and they were all the sweetest dogs, but i've also known some fuckwit pits and rotties.. wana know the difference? Their owners were bogan fuckwits.... sense a pattern?
The owners should get charged for manslaughter.
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Gibster
Melbourne, Victoria
63 posts
Id find out which kid and kick him in the ribs. Hard.
Quick question: If you saw a dog bite someone in response to that person kicking them repeatedly would you want the dog put down for being aggressive?
If a person would climb into the lions den at the zoo and the lion attacked it, would they put down the lion or put this person in a room with padded walls? There is a big difference between aggressive and defensive.
If it was my dog I would defend it. From what little I have heard about the law, the dog is my property and I would be protecting my property.
Someone else abusing a random dog, tell them off. Depending on the extent of this abuse I might restrain this idiot until authorities arrive.
Ive told people off for being bad owners before. Should be some sort of control who has a dog, not a license but a mark on said persons record that would prevent them from buying a dog. I'm aware most are not registered though, which is a problem.
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Hogfather
Cairns, Queensland
10443 posts
We never get calls to ban Labs, Collies etc when one of them causes serious harm to a human but a pit-bull does something and bang ban them all.
How many children have died from labrador attacks? Border Collies? How common are these breeds compared to others?
All dogs breeds will bite from time to time. Some dogs seem to kill, though? Would you be happy if all dog owners were culpable for the actions of their animals?
Just in this morning:
The family of four-year-old Ayen Chol, who was mauled to death by a pitbull terrier cross on Wednesday, claim the dog's owners stood back from the attack and made no attempt to grab the dog.
The dog had run from a house only 50m away on the opposite side of the street in St Albans, northwest Melbourne.
According to Ayen's relatives, the neighbours who owned the dog rushed over. "They didn't try to help her," said Daniel Atem, a cousin of Ayen's father. "They just called the dog. They didn't go to hold it."
Read more: http://www.news.com.au/national/pitbull-owners-stood-back-and-watched-it-attack-ayen-chol-claim-family/story-e6frfkvr-1226117867049#ixzz1VQVqFPWZ
That sounds so dodgy and like they had no control over their animal at all. They weren't away from home, they were in the house when the attacks occurred.
Edit: US stats (couldn't find Australian ones)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fatal_dog_attacks_in_the_United_States#Fatalities_reported_from_1988_through_2011
Unless the pit bull is by far the most popular dog breed in the States, there seems to be a genuine, disproportionate problem with it killing humans.
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Raven
Melbourne, Victoria
5840 posts
See what happens when you let rappers near four year old girls?
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Hogfather
Cairns, Queensland
10444 posts
I think that joke's done now.
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Dazhel
Gold Coast, Queensland
3825 posts
Heh, from the statistics in your link Hog:
May 15, 2005 Labrador Retriever-mix Dachshund
Bouncer crossed with a sausage dog! That sounds like a killer right there.
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Hogfather
Cairns, Queensland
10445 posts
Hah yeh there's some awesome incidents for sure. I saw one where a woman got killed by her son's crossbred wolf pack, and a woman who was owned by her Chow Chow!
But holy shit there's also a lot of people killed by their OWN pitty too...
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mission
Brisbane, Queensland
7800 posts
^ remove one of it's hind legs
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Raven
Melbourne, Victoria
5841 posts
I think that joke's done now.
And screw you too, the horse is still twitching! :P
:)
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Trauma
Melbourne, Victoria
2213 posts
Sorry to bring up a somewhat old thread but I saw a vid today that gave me some clarity on just how vicious these dogs can be.
I won't embed the vid as it is rather graphic.
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=69f_1327285704&p=1
They really don't let go. Though my understanding is that sticking a piece of wood or similar into their mouth right the back and twisting to open their jaws will make them release.
... found vid for that too.
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=aeb_1315870190
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eski
Perth, Western Australia
615 posts
WTF is going on in that first video?
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Trauma
Melbourne, Victoria
2214 posts
WTF is going on in that first video?
A pitbull attacking a man while scumbags film it.
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eski
Perth, Western Australia
616 posts
Trauma
Melbourne, Victoria
2215 posts
No idea, he obviously lost a lot of blood though.
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DeadlyDav0
Brisbane, Queensland
1453 posts
Fuck, thats fucked up. I skipped through the first min or so but wow. Terrible the filmer didnt help. Im surprised the guy didnt start punch the dog with his free hand hoping it would let go.
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eski
Perth, Western Australia
617 posts
He probably already did and ran out of energy. Never wouldve happened with dietary supplements imo :P
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Trauma
Melbourne, Victoria
2216 posts
He probably already did and ran out of energy. Never wouldve happened with dietary supplements imo :P
hahaha
Yea I think by the time the filming had started he would have expended a lot of energy and add blood loss to that, not really surprised. He can't get up by the time the dog is dead. Way too much blood loss.
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teq
Brisbane, Queensland
12345 posts
holy fuck that thing is vicious
wouldnt' you be trying to do more to get out of that grip?
I dunno exactly how I'd react but I imagine I would be putting all my weight on the dog, poking its eyes, trying to crush its wind pipe etc
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Pinky
Melbourne, Victoria
12356 posts
He probably already did and ran out of energy. Never wouldve happened with dietary supplements imo :P
Snap.
+1 to every comment about bogans ITT
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glynd
Melbourne, Victoria
543 posts
That's why I could never own one of those dogs. You could breed and raise it correctly and they could be the greatest dogs but always in the back of my mind you could be in that situation. Most dogs you can just kick of get back but their jaws are just that powerful. I really wouldn't know what to do. You couldn't really beat them either cause they're tough as nails.
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Eorl
Brisbane, Queensland
5018 posts
I've seen some shit on the internet worse than that, but still, that dog is vicious yo.
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Reverend Evil™
Wynnum, Queensland
19734 posts
Fuck me. No wonder kids don't stand a chance against those things. You'd have to have quick reflexes if it started to attack.
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DeadlyDav0
Brisbane, Queensland
1459 posts
Never wouldve happened with dietary supplements imo :P
Needed more creatine.
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Captain Lateral
Brisbane, Queensland
4336 posts
I dunno exactly how I'd react but I imagine I would be putting all my weight on the dog, poking its eyes, trying to crush its wind pipe etc
I'd imagine every time you went near its face it would start thrashing around, I'd also imagine that the dog was exhausted towards the end but when it had started it probably thrashed a lot.
still, if you can sit upright you'd think he could at least dig finger into the dogs throat or something. holding it there while it uses your arm as a chew toy seems counter productive.
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hardware
Brisbane, Queensland
9959 posts
i don't know why pitbulls aren't illegal.
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jmr
Brisbane, Queensland
7539 posts
I can't believe that fucking guy filmed that I would've been slashing that fucking dog up with machetes knives hammers axes bricks chairs bottles toasters irons or kettles
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Raider
Brisbane, Queensland
3851 posts
How many children have died from labrador attacks? Border Collies? How common are these breeds compared to others?
How many fucking bogans do you know that own a lab? I mean honestly? I can't name a single person over my 25years. But i've seen plenty of bogans with staffs and pits.
If you're a cunt to a dog, the dog is going to be mean bastard, end of story. My mate used to breed pure bred goldies and they were awesome, but i've also known 2 rotties who have been the nicest dogs i've ever countered.
It's the fucking owner, not the dog you tools wake up.
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casa
Brisbane, Queensland
4420 posts
 One (or both) of my 2 huskies killed my couch last night.

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Hogfather
Cairns, Queensland
11733 posts
It's the fucking owner, not the dog you tools wake up.
Yeh I have a really hard time believing that all these pitbull owners were cruel to their dogs. Bogans also tend to own rotties and shepherds but these other big dog breeds are not as implicated in attack stats.
I suspect that the breed is just aggressive and needs to be carefully managed to ensure a good temperament, whereas a lazy lab owner just gets a dumbshit dog rather than a killer.
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StopShootingMe
Brisbane, Queensland
3530 posts
It's the fucking owner, not the dog you tools wake up.
Fuck you're dumb :(
Obviously a lot of a dog's behaviour comes down to how it is raised and treated by the owner, but if you don't understand that both physical and character traits have been enforced through selective breeding then you don't know much about dogs.
Here's a fun fact for you to go look up; of instances where people have been attacked by dogs other than pitbulls or other fighting breeds, how many result in grievous bodily harm or death? Pitbulls were bred to be good fighting dogs, Labradors and Border Collies were not.
So while there are numerically way more examples of typical family dogs biting kids, there are very few where anyone was killed. Keeping in mind that there are way more Labs, Collies, Terriers of all stripe and Retrievers around, you'd expect to be hearing about way more deaths from those breeds, yeah?
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casa
Brisbane, Queensland
4421 posts
 Let's see what else they've killed...
A possum, missing one back leg, one front leg and various internal organs.
Oh and there was that one time where they ate and entire possum and just left it's head right at our back door as some sort of Ward to other possums.
Countless possum deaths, blue-tounge lizards and bird kills under their belts... no humans though.
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maRtz
Brisbane, Queensland
3509 posts
Reverend Evil™
Wynnum, Queensland
19743 posts
I'm not sure why, but those possum pictures are hilarious.
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Outlaw
Gold Coast, Queensland
1208 posts
possum head would make a great mantelpiece
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Raider
Brisbane, Queensland
3852 posts
It's because labs don't have the same jaw as pits which have better bite strength and are able to hold on (which causes more tearing etc).
Also FYI...
In a letter to James Huffman of Columbus, Ohio, Alfons Estelt of the American Temperament Test Society, Inc., an international dog temperament test organization, wrote the following: "The American Pit Bull Terriers participating in our temperament evaluation have thus far shown a passing rate of 95%. The other 121 breeds of dogs in our tests showed the average passing rate of 77%. While the heredity factor is of measurable importance, these results show that a dog, even if used for dogfighting, is not pre-disposed as such, but is brought by his environment."
After all this, i'd still buy a golden retriever over any other dog since they're my fav breed but the whole "you're dumb" is just fucking "dumb". If you teach your dog, let him socialise with small children properly etc and unless they don't fkn kick it in the face etc you'll generally be good with any breed.
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StopShootingMe
Brisbane, Queensland
3531 posts
Until, for example, a kid is dumb and accidentally pokes the dog in the eye, pulls on an ear, or interrupts the dog eating and provokes a response. Lots of dogs may give you a nip for that, some "lap dogs" are particularly bitey little turds, but they just don't manage to kill people.
That excerpt from that study was fine, but there were two implications you overlooked.
First; how many pitbull owners bother to put them through proper training? And what is their disposition without it?
Second; even if I accept that a pitbull has no innate predisposition towards attacking things, I (with evidence supporting, I believe) maintain that once the dog commits to biting, it is going to do far more damage that virtually any other kind of dog. They're tenacious fighters. I don't blame the dog, I'm of the opinion that they should not be available to the general public because the people who like the idea of owning a pitbull seem to be the people who absolutely shouldn't be owning a pitbull.
Maybe professional pig shooters like them? That seems like a legit use, but stuff everyone else who just wants a tough dog to make them tough by association. They are dangerous dogs by comparison with other dog breeds, I think that is uncontested.
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Trauma
Melbourne, Victoria
2314 posts
DeadlyDav0
Brisbane, Queensland
1629 posts
Pretty close distance between dog and human. Im surprised they didnt use tasers or something. And was the dog insta-killed? Hope it wasnt left bleeding to death.
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Eorl
Brisbane, Queensland
5506 posts
Pretty close distance between dog and human. Im surprised they didnt use tasers or something. And was the dog insta-killed? Hope it wasnt left bleeding to death.
Looks to be insta-killed. Better off shooting it then letting someone die. Especially with those dog breeds, very ferocious if not trained well.
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Trauma
Melbourne, Victoria
2316 posts
Pretty close distance between dog and human. Im surprised they didnt use tasers or something. And was the dog insta-killed? Hope it wasnt left bleeding to death.
Well it was a shotgun from like 3 feet, what would you do if it was bleeding to death? I'd prob put another round in it if that were the case, but don't worry, the humane society was on hand.
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ravn0s
Brisbane, Queensland
14567 posts
Trauma
Melbourne, Victoria
2317 posts
DeadlyDav0
Brisbane, Queensland
1631 posts
Didnt see it was a shotgun, but yeah, i would expect another round if it wasnt already dead.
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Obes
Brisbane, Queensland
9580 posts
Wow casa ... you're a pretty shit dog owner.
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Reverend Evil™
Wynnum, Queensland
19991 posts
Haha
Those dogs got owned
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