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To: Chet 99

She will probably never see her gun again, but it served her well. Another Pit Bull that wont eat a kid ro someone’s else’ pet. Yes I know it’s not the dog it’s the owners.

BULL


19 posted on 06/19/2010 3:36:38 PM PDT by Venturer
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To: Venturer
A neighbor and I shot a "Pit Bull" that had attacked another neighbor's Beagle. The other shooter was an off duty cop, so the police that showed up were much more interested in talking to him rather than me. They asked me for my contact info and how many rounds and what caliber the rounds were.

My gun was not confiscated .

20 posted on 06/19/2010 3:42:58 PM PDT by csvset
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To: Venturer

“She will probably never see her gun again, but it served her well. Another Pit Bull that wont eat a kid ro someone’s else’ pet. Yes I know it’s not the dog it’s the owners.

BULL”<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

Right, because the dogs told their owner they were going out for a little while, and the owner tried to stop them from leaving, but those evil dogs found a way! Where the freaking heck was the owner of the dogs? How can you blame a dog for running loose with no owner in sight? Dogs will pack up and do what dogs do if left to fend for themselves. It is up to the owner to keep the dogs inside where they belong, as well as training and socializing them. If they aren’t inside with the family, they aren’t family pets, and the owner should be blamed. Countless experts have said that irresponsible ownership causes most dog attacks, regardless of the breed involved.


22 posted on 06/19/2010 4:03:46 PM PDT by solosmoke
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