Hidden 7 yrs ago Post by Wolves
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jk they're inherently violent.
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Ok.
Hidden 7 yrs ago 7 yrs ago Post by Foster
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That's like saying garden-rakes, knives, water-balloons in winter, cars, and firearms are inherently dangerous.

As is coffee, alcohol, tobacco, and cell-phones.

Especially when you combine all these things with a starving pitbull that knows how to drive a dodge charger.
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Hidden 7 yrs ago Post by PaperCranes
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I don't think they're dangerous but I kinda dislike dogs in general. They smell. And slobber.
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Hidden 7 yrs ago Post by Keyguyperson
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I can and will have the other volunteer at the Orange County Animal Chelter sic her fifteen pitbulls on you if you continue to badmouth them.

They are strong lads.
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tfw you have petted my mom's pitbull.

All she wants is lovin' and squirrels and lovin'.
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i knew a guy who had his finger bit off by a pit bull

they do that somemtimes
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Wolves are just fine tho
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Dogs are as risky or safe as you train them to be.
A well behaved dog, who we'll trained and socialised be they pit bull or newfoundland won, t hurt ya.

A dog trained to and allowed to be aggressive will be regardless of there type.
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