It’s time for pit bulls to get some positive press; they’re not all monsters

starexponent ^ | May 29, 2009 | Hope A. Smith

[LongElegantLegs]

He sure was!
That’s what our yard looked like last year, a total wasteland. They sure had a good time with all that mud.

[yorkie]

Naw, that’s not Lindy - just a cute yorkie I posted some time back. (She’s cuter’n that!) LOL!

Got chased in the house by two big strays - don’t know what the breed was (in fenced in yard, too!)

Say “Hi!” to Harley!! ;-)

[goat granny]

Maybe chet is taking a nap, but with you watching his back, all is right with the world..:O)

[tal hajus]

My sister has her 2nd pit bull. Both have been raised with children and grandchildren in the house without incident. Both of my sons have pit bulls and would have no other breed. They are both puppies at heart and love to play and have never bitten anyone, and they’ve had the chance. They have been raised with other people and with affection.

[MrPitBull]

The current tide against Pitbulls is the result of bias sensationalized irresponsible journalism. Recently in the State of Michigan a man was mauled to death by three dogs. The headline read: "Local man found dead in trailer". The smaller bi-line read: "mauled to death by three dogs". Instantly I knew the dogs were not PitBulls. Had it been Pitbulls the story would have appeared on the front page and the headline would have read: "Pitbulls Kill Local Man". Then the article would have focused on Pitbulls and how they account for a large percent of maulings. There would be no mention of the fact that they are the most popular breed in the history of the United States. That they out number every other breed by far and as such, of course they are going to account for more. Never do they mention that they are proven time and again to be one of the best tempered dog. Click Here for Pitbull Temperament Info