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Doggy Bear · 08-17-2008, 04:07 AM

I guess that the main problem is not "owning" a Pittbull, the problem is "who is owning the pitt".

In the hands of responsible people I think that the Pittbulll is dangerous as any dog could be dangerous. Like I always said the bigger the mouth is the bigger the damages are.

What I am afraid of in that add it is the way the person is "ordering dogs". Adopting a dog is not like calling for a pizza. So I am questioning the level of responsibility of that kind of person.

08-17-2008, 04:07 AM	#13
Doggy Bear Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Montreal, Quebec, Canada Posts: 109	I guess that the main problem is not "owning" a Pittbull, the problem is "who is owning the pitt". In the hands of responsible people I think that the Pittbulll is dangerous as any dog could be dangerous. Like I always said the bigger the mouth is the bigger the damages are. What I am afraid of in that add it is the way the person is "ordering dogs". Adopting a dog is not like calling for a pizza. So I am questioning the level of responsibility of that kind of person. __________________ N'Stein - male, 5 years old.....5 pds. Small but adorable and sometimes stubborn has a Yorkie can be.