Dude Deserves To Be Evaluated and a Chance to Live

If it was illegal to be stupid there would be no one left.

Even with the best training dog's get out sometimes. He didn't attack anyone so I'd say his training is pretty decent. I do think if you see your neighbors dog running around free the first thing you should do is call your neighbor and see if they can get them BEFORE such an extreme measure is taken. Especially with a dog as obviously sweet as this one.

she just stated that a repair man let him out by accident... crappy neighbors. My close neighbors and I keep an eye out for each other. But yes, good fencing is dog owner rule #1

EXACTLY...We need say NO MORE, a dog can NOT be PUNISHED for HUMAN ERROR!

Respectfully mam ALL dogs are dangerous. Those small breeds everyone loves so much have a higher track record of causing nerve damage when their sharp little teeth pierce and pinch. Used to work in a dog groomers, and it was the little dogs they feared most, not the big ones.

I agree. The only reason why people are scared of these babies is because heartless wastes of oxygen, who call themselves "people" use them in dog fights. But it still isn't THEIR fault. It's the persons fault for being a completely ignorant, and useless worthless piece of crap.

In my experience. These dogs are shy, playful, and cuddly. They LOVE to cuddle and sleep beside you in bed. My friend has a pit and my god that boy is so great. He's a lapdog, a big one but the second you sit or lay down, he literally just climbs up and lays beside or on top of you and just sleeps. It's adorable. They are harmless.

I don't think anyone really takes into consideration that it's not the dogs fault. It's the owners fault for treating it in such a way that it turns into what it naturally isn't. And that's why people disgust me

My pup is very sensitive, but he is also highly interested in other dogs. VERY interested. Every breed has characteristics that one must be aware of when working the dog or having it for a pet. Pitts are very sweet, and they were bred for aggression for the most part. Sure training has a lot to do with it, but you have to also consider what the dog breed was created for and respect the instinct that comes with it. My rottie wants to herd the chickens, the horses, the cats... The pitty just wants to eat their droppings... he ain't into herding..cheers

as a veterinary technician for 8 years, and an assistant manager of a private shelter, I've never had any problems with pitbulls. Look at the other end of the leash......And maybe animal control should re-valuate this case AND their egos.