I have had her for 11 years , the only things she has done wrong were to dig 2 holes in the back yard and oohh ,she chased a cat .


Without doubt THE , smartest dog I've ever had , will truely miss her when she's gone . Dont believe the media hype , the problem with dogs are the owners not the breed

That looks like a staffy?is it the same as a pit bull?
dog is dangerous i seen pitbulls hang of cows necks till they bled to death.
Pit bull jumped up and ripped two fingers of a 6 yr old, whos fingers were over a fence.
Im sure you dog is nice.
when i take my dog to the beech i dont have to wory about it attacking anyone.I like your pitbulls but you have to understand they are a dangerous dog and cant be trusted in public. i used to own a rottweiler i know what a intimidating protective dog is like.
Dont ever underestimate your dog and it should be leashed at all times in public.
Only takes a split second for a lawsuit!!!!

get a real killer dog!!! like ....

molly the killer!!!!!!!

The thing is, most dog owners aren't properly trained so they have no idea how to train their dogs.

Heres one of my two (this is father, his son still lives with us but thats another story).
2 weeks ago he went missing and we got him back from the ranger(dog catcher not the archie) same day but wet and covered with sand. Cost 200 F$cking
dollars. That night watching the evening news they have a piece about the possible extension of the hillarys dog beach.Apparently there was a meeting down their with all in favour turning up.The camera pans around and theres my dog. Sitting on his own next to the no dogs sign. Im sure he was smiling.We live in Mullaloo maybe 5 clicks away.. Obviously he feels stongly about the issue.I knew he was smart but I didnt know he could read and navigate.

As a 'dog' person, I wish to state that the term "Pit Bull" is something thrown around by the media and has been whipped up to cover almost any 'scary dog incident' that doesn't involve something that is plainly a chihuaua. The breed people are actually referring to when using the term "Pit Bull" is an American Pit Bull Terrier or American Staffordshire Terrier. I do agree that it is the Deed not the Breed that should be judged, some breeds do have more of a tendancy towards certain behaviours, however, this just means that the owner of that type of dog needs to socialise it heavily from a very young age and be mindful of what the breed was originally intended for.

How about a nice game of spot the 'Pit Bull'











Guesses anyone?

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doggie said...

Second last pick?

Nope Doggie, that's a Dogo Argentino

doggie said...

D_Meredith79 said...

doggie said...

Second last pick?

Nope Doggie, that's a Dogo Argentino

Last one? Beeing a dog you would think that I would know but none of them are my cousins

Nope that's a 'Perro de Presa Canario' or 'Canary Dog' from the Canary Islands. Your doggy instincts need more honing I think Doggie

Nope Staffordshire Bull Terrier

D_Meredith79 said...

Nope Staffordshire Bull Terrier

Second one? Doggie = FAIL as dog

Yep Dunko's got it, 5th down. Yes Dunko, I agree, that's what I was trying to say before, I think it's a mixture of Nature AND Nurture and there's no clear cut answer to that old argument.

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so many people i know think this is a pit bull...

....bull terrier

These are my girls:

im wary of pit bulls as we had one when i was young, it was well trained and always great with everyone, and other dogs but one day after it had pups its mauled two of them for going near its food dish. It was pretty scary as a kid. Im sure if all dog bites were reported the small terrier's would be biting heaps more people.

seafever17 said...

One things apparent.......seabreezers are crap gardeners.

ha ha, so true...that was a windy week i promise.

DunkO said...

seafever17 said...

One things apparent.......seabreezers are crap gardeners.

ha ha, so true...that was a windy week i promise.

Yeah, that's my excuse too and I'm sticking to it

This is our gorgeous gal "Naala".

After swearing off having any more dogs, this one just plonked herself against our front door one night around 9pm. Upon opening the door, with tail between legs and apolagetic attitude she asked if she could come in.



After about a month of fruitless searching for her owners we found someone prepared to adopt her. We dropped her off at their place in the evening, bawled our eyes out all night and got her back at 7am the next morning.



There has obviously been a big problem with integrating with our family.



We are told Ridgeback/Boxer cross or maybe Mastiff (sooty snout)