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Topic	"My pit bull somehow got out"
Taharqa_ 01/09/21 2:17:32 PM #146:	PoundGarden posted... Fair enough, yes it technically is possible, but I'm done arguing it. There is no doubt in anybodies mind who was there or involved that this thing was an APBT. There is literally not a shred of evidence to support otherwise, if it was a mix, no features or traits of the other breed are visible. I get that you want to defend them, I do. Before my attack I'd have been right there with you. But look at yourself, oure literally down to "well the documents could have been falsified!" to defend/rationalize the dog breed that tried to kill my dog and I. Come on dude, think about that for a second. Is it that important to you that the dof wasnt a pit that you're stretching that far and essentially telling me I (and everyone else who's seen it) dont know what I'm talking about or dont know a purebred pit when I see one. I'm not going to continue with the back and forth either. It's just when I saw 85 lbs my mind immediately went to bull breed mix or American Bully type. You generally don't see American Pit Bull Terriers that are much bigger than 50 lbs, 60 is sometimes considered large. Most of the time I've dealt with dogs north of 70 lbs it's either a bull breed mix or an American Bully or an XL Bully when they get over 100 lbs. --- "If you want to move fast, practice slowly...if you want to move like lightning, practice in stillness." <cite>Taharqa_ posted [p:949306210] in "My p... [t:79227929]...</cite> <quote>PoundGarden posted... </cite> <quote>Fair enough, yes it technically is possible, but I'm done arguing it. There is no doubt in anybodies mind who was there or involved that this thing was an APBT. There is literally not a shred of evidence to support otherwise, if it was a mix, no features or traits of the other breed are visible. I get that you want to defend them, I do. Before my attack I'd have been right there with you. But look at yourself, oure literally down to "well the documents could have been falsified!" to defend/rationalize the dog breed that tried to kill my dog and I. Come on dude, think about that for a second. Is it that important to you that the dof wasnt a pit that you're stretching that far and essentially telling me I (and everyone else who's seen it) dont know what I'm talking about or dont know a purebred pit when I see one.</quote> I'm not going to continue with the back and forth either. It's just when I saw 85 lbs my mind immediately went to bull breed mix or American Bully type. You generally don't see American Pit Bull Terriers that are much bigger than 50 lbs, 60 is sometimes considered large. Most of the time I've dealt with dogs north of 70 lbs it's either a bull breed mix or an American Bully or an XL Bully when they get over 100 lbs. --- "If you want to move fast, practice slowly...if you want to move like lightning, practice in stillness."</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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