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Indianapolis neighborhood in fear as pack of pit bulls wreak havoc
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Dog bite severity varies by the breed of dog, and studies have found that pit bull–type dogs have both a high rate of reported bites and a high rate of severe injuries, compared to other non–pit bull–type dogs.
Pit bull–type dogs are extensively used in the United States for dogfighting, a practice that has continued despite being outlawed. Several nations and jurisdictions restrict the ownership of pit bull–type dogs through breed-specific legislation.
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The sole goal for this comm is to ban pit bulls from every jurisdiction and to treat the remaining ones with respect while every caretaker follows the required safety precautions to keep everyone safe. Dog breeds with documented health issues should also be stopped from being forcibly bred into this world.
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Maybe we should stop breeding them. Maybe we should find humane ways to end the species.
Farmers rely on these dogs. I'm not adverse to the idea but that's a lot more work and requires a lot more involvement from society. We can't even keep people from owning alligators, venomous reptiles, spiders etc. writing letters and attending city council is something most people aren't willing to do once, let alone consistently, but feel free to do your part.
This breed has no special use for farmers. None. They don't run cattle, they attack cattle (stupidly). They are a pest.
Actually, we do. There's a lengthy permit process in most states that makes it very difficult, very expensive, and requires a high degree of safegards. That's one reason why so few people own alligators.
Sir, xer, madam, I grew up in and in farm country. You know not of which you speak. Permitting only works for the honest. You can continue, I'm done. You've been offered a valid perspective and refuse further consideration. Good luck in your endeavors.
My work explicitly is with farmers, their land, and their equipment. There is zero use for pit bulls on farms. The only people around here who have them are drug abusing trash that move out to the country and let their dogs stir-up problems with their neighbors' cattle. No respectable person around here owns a pit bull. More than one has been shot by a rancher protecting his land.
Different regions. They're used extensively here.
Used for what? What exactly do they do? And what region is this?
I'm disengaging since you seem to think you are entitled to my general whereabouts. You are not. And I said I'm done and engaging. Should you choose to momentarily suspend disbelief, you may decide to search the terms "pit bull working dog." Shoot, or even go watch YT videos on how sweet-natured and gentle. Be well.
I love your non-answer. Anyone reading this chain will know what this means.