Invisible fence.

But yeah, clearly don't have any control of my 'lethal weapon'.

Methinks you missed the point. Biggly.

1. The person walking by has no knowledge of either the disposition of your dog or the presence of your invisible fence. Just rude at the very least. Maybe you live at the end of a long deserted street and no one ever walks by.

2. Would an invisible fence stop you from protecting your children from a threat? Pretend all you want, but an intent dog isn’t going to be stopped by an invisible fence.

I do believe that how a dog is raised makes some difference, but as a child I was mauled by a German Shepherd who the owner claims was treated like a part of the family, and would never hurt anyone.

Ripped my cheek off, left me with about 10 scars on my face, and several more on the back of my head.

My point is, dogs that have literally been bred to be aggressive should not be around small children.

My ex MIL had a friend who had a toddler, and insisted that their pitbull would protect the baby. I said if they keep letting the toddler yank and pull on the dog, that eventually something bad would happen. The parents cussed me out, my ex MIL cussed me out, because their dog would never do anything.

Guess what? Yep, the dog attacked the 3 year old. I said that the child didn't deserve it, but the parents should have known better.

Basically, if you own an aggressive breed of dog, and you have small children, it's **** around and find out.

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Janx is correct, and that is isn't a comment on Marxism or anyone's ideological beliefs; I do not put yard signs up. Ever.

My yard is neat and proper, like Hank Hill's. If Hank ever saw a yard sign in his yard, it was quickly removed, I tell ya whut.

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Sure, many pits are dangerous but MINE isn't dangerous... Mine's a scaredy cat that wouldn't hurt a fly

This is a very familiar saying in threads where a dog did something "it's never done before" and tore apart somebody's kids

Getting attacked by a dog is miserable even if no significant injuries.

If you ever get attacked by a dog contact your lawyer ASAP. Put the owners home insurance to use

Missouri is full liability state. The owner is 100% responsible for dog bites. The insurance company can only challenge the compensation not the liability.

Pretty ignorant statement. So how do you feel about black men who are 6 percent of the population but account for 52 percent of murders? Kill em all?

Of course not. I've had two Greater Swiss Mountain dogs and a Rott. All three were the most gentle dogs I've ever had. My roommate in school had a Pitt and I'd wrestle around with that big baby all the time. Gentle as can be. You don't leave a toddler or infant with any dog. Your statement is ignorant. This tragedy is on mom and which ever kid was tormenting the dog.

Sir, do you tolerate yard signs of any type being placed in, near, or around the vicinity of your yard?

I've seen first hand a well-raised family Pit go ****ing nuts over a 10 year old girl walking near a fence.

I thought it was going to take the chain link down trying to get to her. We told her and her dad to get in their car and wait.

I looked right at my friend and told him" You better get rid of that mother ****er or it's going to kill a kid".

Nicest guy ever, nicest family ever. Dog was great.

Just like someone that raises cougars, tigers, etc. They have stuff bred into them that you can not control.

Couldn't disagree more with this. I'd put a pure-bred Pit up against ANY other breed in a fight because they are bred to be apex dog fighters like a Doberman was bred to guard. And unlike Dobies, the Pit breeders have done a shit job of removing the gameness in Pits. Pit's represent the vast number of dog attack and it's not just the owners. this lady probably did everything in her power to care for these animals and they still mauled her and killed those kids when the switch went off.

Aggressive breeds are aggressive. There's only so much nurturing you can do to combat nature.

I have a new rescue that came out of the womb biting and growling. He's an aggressive breed and guess what? He's aggressive. Fortunately he only weighs 5 pounds.

Silly. Dogs don't have the same rights as humans. Even not as many rights as humans that murder other humans.

I've just never understood the need to have a dog like that as a pet. I get the protection issue, but there are better options available. As several people have mentioned, even the ones who are raised correctly by attentive, responsible owners can still snap for reasons known only to the them. You never think it will happen until it does. And while I'm not in the ban 'em all camp, I'm definitely in the wouldn't give a shit if they were banned camp.

The tragedy is on mom and dad for ever having a pittbull within striking distance of their children. **** those dogs, FR.