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Old 09-07-2014, 07:41 AM   #74
R-Teddy
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Originally Posted by BobbiB View Post
No...people who aren't breed advocates don't see offense. Those that are DO. And nothing I can say will change others' views....but when multiple people use pits as an "example", that is exactly what they are doing. Giving others to go on. If you don't have one, if you don't go to the events, if you've never been FORCED to give an innocent pit up, then, no, you WON'T see the negative. If you've EVER lived it, you get it.

Have YOU ever had to give up a dog because of popular OPINION? Because I have, and it sucks. And when people use them as an example, it hits a nerve when you've been forced to put down an innocent family member, not because of guilt, but because of perception. These posts, using pits as "comparison" put a breed I love and advocate at risk, even if some don't think so.
Excuse me, but I have FIVE pit Bulls in My home. I am advocate! The only way I used Pit Bulls as an EXAMPLE was because it was a Pit Bull that I was walking at the time that the problem occurred with the woman and the little dog that the woman thought it was funny. If I had been walking a lab I would have said Lab, or if I was walking a German Shepard I would have said German Shepard. I am fully aware of all the ignorant prejudice out there for Pit Bulls and am ready to face it head on. I understand and respect your need to defend the breed. as I said, I live with and love five of them and work for a Pit bull rescue. but to accuse me of doing wrong here is and say I am not an advocate for Pit bulls is ridicules and unfair.
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