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06-30-2009, 05:02 PM
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black and blue
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pit-bull VS porcupine (NSFWLNW)
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Some people have serious track experience from the cruise, so what is fast to you, isn't fast to them.
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06-30-2009, 06:07 PM
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The Real Transporter
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omg!
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06-30-2009, 06:40 PM
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That's not a pitbull, it's a bull terrier (like Don Cherry's "Blue"). They are nasty, pugnacious little ****ers. I'd like to say serves him right for being an asshole, but damn that looks like it hurt!
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06-30-2009, 06:47 PM
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Formerly Flav_cool
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^^ It obviously didn't hurt enough to stop him from proceeding getting pummeled with more.
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06-30-2009, 07:17 PM
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black and blue
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yes, bull terrier my bad
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Some people have serious track experience from the cruise, so what is fast to you, isn't fast to them.
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06-30-2009, 10:17 PM
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BMW again.
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these pictures is like 5 years old...
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07-01-2009, 12:04 AM
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Still learning....
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All brawn and no brains...........just like most of their respective owners.
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07-01-2009, 10:23 AM
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6th Gear Member
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Ouch!! I wonder how the porcupine made out?
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07-01-2009, 10:41 AM
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Jane & Finch
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poor dog! learned it the hard way...He must be blind from all those pricks in his eyes.
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07-01-2009, 11:32 AM
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black and blue
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****in Bald Porcupine by now!
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Some people have serious track experience from the cruise, so what is fast to you, isn't fast to them.
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07-01-2009, 06:02 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by xlash
All brawn and no brains...........just like most of their respective owners.
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Actually, the Bull and Terrier breeds are some of the smartest (not to mention best-looking) dogs around. The downside of this is that their intelligence, tenacity, and (as I said above) pugnacity, combined with their raw power, can make them dangerous in the hands of a novice owner. Their desire for independence is often mistaken for stupidity or the inability to be trained, and can often get them into trouble (as evidenced in the OP). They require a huge commitment and a strong will/hand on the owner's part, but if properly trained they are, IMO, the best dogs to have. The really mean ones are the ones who don't get the proper balance of love and discipline from their owners.
I totally agree with you that MANY Pitbull owners are idiots, but it bothers me when people make such broad generalizations about the breed, cause it's not their fault. The fact that they've been outlawed in Ontario still blows my mind.
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07-01-2009, 09:45 PM
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戦うために住み、住む戦い
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Nick_V
Actually, the Bull and Terrier breeds are some of the smartest (not to mention best-looking) dogs around. The downside of this is that their intelligence, tenacity, and (as I said above) pugnacity, combined with their raw power, can make them dangerous in the hands of a novice owner. Their desire for independence is often mistaken for stupidity or the inability to be trained, and can often get them into trouble (as evidenced in the OP). They require a huge commitment and a strong will/hand on the owner's part, but if properly trained they are, IMO, the best dogs to have. The really mean ones are the ones who don't get the proper balance of love and discipline from their owners.
I totally agree with you that MANY Pitbull owners are idiots, but it bothers me when people make such broad generalizations about the breed, cause it's not their fault. The fact that they've been outlawed in Ontario still blows my mind.
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Absolutely brilliantly put!
Im a huge dog lover and have trained powerful breeds for years! I myself LOVE powerful breeds and have a very powerful German bred bloodline Rottweiler.
Generalization of these powerful breeds is ignorance and idiocy in itself!
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07-02-2009, 09:55 AM
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Still learning....
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Nick_V
Actually, the Bull and Terrier breeds are some of the smartest (not to mention best-looking) dogs around. The downside of this is that their intelligence, tenacity, and (as I said above) pugnacity, combined with their raw power, can make them dangerous in the hands of a novice owner. Their desire for independence is often mistaken for stupidity or the inability to be trained, and can often get them into trouble (as evidenced in the OP). They require a huge commitment and a strong will/hand on the owner's part, but if properly trained they are, IMO, the best dogs to have. The really mean ones are the ones who don't get the proper balance of love and discipline from their owners.
I totally agree with you that MANY Pitbull owners are idiots, but it bothers me when people make such broad generalizations about the breed, cause it's not their fault. The fact that they've been outlawed in Ontario still blows my mind.
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Oh I wasn't referring to the breed, just that particular dog. However, I might have hinted at the type of owner.
If you look up google for intelligent breeds, you'll find shepherds, collies and poodles round up the top few. But that doesn't mean that it is impossible a random pit bull could be more intelligent than a shepherd. It's all about what the dog was bred to do in the first place and of course a bit of statistics too.
I too disagree with the Ontario law. Potential owners should be certified i.e. get proper training themselves on how to own pitbulls. A typical knee jerk reaction from an impotent, uninformed and idiotic gov't. At the end it's the dogs and the worthy dog lovers that suffer.
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07-02-2009, 11:44 AM
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Not Banned
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Sorry, I gotta ask.... what the hell is NSFWLNW?
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