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As from my pic you can see i
Fri, May 11 2012 at 11:27 PM
As from my pic you can see i own a pitty,i am not a 15 year old i am over the ripe ole age of 50,i work hard,don't get to go out often so my dogs get next too no exercise,i have never been attacked by my pitbull because of lack of exercise,he is loved,and he knows it,he has never been abused,nor does he or my other dog ever get hit or yelled at.For those who want to blame the breed,(I don't mean this in a mean way)you have got too educate yourself,you really do,and i don't mean the silly media,those people are about as smart as 5 year old and are only wanting ratings nothing more,read books by the people who actually work with these animals,and if you have been attacked by a dog that was roaming free,BLAME the owner,i would like too know as i have always asked this question and never get a straight answer,but how on this earth can you blame a dog for being a dog?how can you point your finger at the dog and expect him/her to be something other then what they are taught by a HUMAN?
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