Jackie Jenkins May 29, 2014 I would love to see some articles written up by the owners of the pit bulls who have attacked. describing the way they have treated their dogs, the training they have had how old they were when they got them, really tired of people saying blame the people I'm quite sure that's not the case.

Jackie Jenkins

May 29, 2014

I would love to see some articles written up by the owners of the pit bulls who have attacked. describing the way they have treated their dogs, the training they have had how old they were when they got them, really tired of people saying blame the people I'm quite sure that's not the case. I've seen the tear jerking horrible accounts about how these children were murdered. But the reply is always how the dog was treated. I would just love to see some articles written up telling what kinda life these dogs were living before the attack whenever possible.

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  Heather Lynn Hudak please read daxton borchardts story and kara hartrich millers story too at least to start with...very very well raised dogs that did fatally attack...so many more than theirs as well...

  May 29, 2014 at 1:24pm · Like · 2
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  Jackie Jenkins I did read both of the stories at least I believe I will check and it does tell that the animals were raised well and taking care of fine. My point is more of a focus on the dogs daily routine and of story about the its self. I realize that should not be necessary but it seems like the argument point that all nighters use

  May 29, 2014 at 1:51pm · Like
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  William Johnson Angela Rutledge had kissy face for 8 years. It was a loved, trained, socialized family pet. And it killed Beau when she went to the bathroom.

  May 29, 2014 at 1:55pm · Like · 3
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  Tanya Edwards-Barnes It is the breed! Blame genetics! The dog that attacked me was loved and adored!

  May 29, 2014 at 2:40pm · Like · 5