Stray Pit Bull Adopts 2-Day-Old Kitten

I'm going to shut this down because it has devolved into something totally different than the original post.

I'm sorry for anybody who has suffered as the results of dog bites, I can personally attest to the pain involved, though my experiences has never been as serious as described above.

We all base our opinions on our life experiences and what ever influence we get from our society today. Often times that influence is designed with specific ends in mind and are skewed to try to achieve that goal.

We've had threads about aggressive dogs, breed restrictions, etc.; this isn't the place for it.

Insurance companies know that Pit Bulls and Rottweilers are more apt to be involved in attacks than, say Shi-Tzus and Golden Retrievers, since there is statistical evidence, and their policies reflect that. Pit bulls were bred in England to fight other dogs to the death. They are genetically inclined to fight to the finish. While I concur that there are many seemingly gentle pit bulls, I don't believe they can be trusted. This is my opinion and I know I won't convince you pit bull lovers.

mockturtle wrote:

dspencer wrote:

bob213 wrote:

mockturtle wrote:
How sweet! Kissing a kitten today, mauling a child tomorrow.

Sad that you think that way, but like politics and religion, it's not worth arguing about as your mind will never be changed.
They are cute together, just as my cat and pit are.

You are absolutely correct bob213, some people just don't get it.

Ask my sister's granddaughter, four years old, if she 'gets it'. In October she was mauled by a pit bull and spent over a month in the hospital in Seattle, having several surgeries. She is home now but will need further surgeries. Oh, and it was their family dog.

I am truly sorry to hear about your sisters granddaughter however that statement is the same as saying if one human murdered someone all humans would do the same thing. You cannot lump all Pit Bulls or any one breed as being the same. My daughter has a Mini Pin that is terribly aggressive and isn't fit to be around anyone but my daughter but my grandmother had one that was the sweetest little dog you could ever ask for. In no way am I trying to lessen what happened in your family just stating facts.

dspencer wrote:

bob213 wrote:

mockturtle wrote:
How sweet! Kissing a kitten today, mauling a child tomorrow.

Sad that you think that way, but like politics and religion, it's not worth arguing about as your mind will never be changed.
They are cute together, just as my cat and pit are.

You are absolutely correct bob213, some people just don't get it.

Ask my sister's granddaughter, four years old, if she 'gets it'. In October she was mauled by a pit bull and spent over a month in the hospital in Seattle, having several surgeries. She is home now but will need further surgeries. Oh, and it was their family dog.

bob213 wrote:

mockturtle wrote:
How sweet! Kissing a kitten today, mauling a child tomorrow.

Sad that you think that way, but like politics and religion, it's not worth arguing about as your mind will never be changed.
They are cute together, just as my cat and pit are.

You are absolutely correct bob213, some people just don't get it.

mockturtle wrote:
How sweet! Kissing a kitten today, mauling a child tomorrow.

Sad that you think that way, but like politics and religion, it's not worth arguing about as your mind will never be changed.
They are cute together, just as my cat and pit are.

How sweet! Kissing a kitten today, mauling a child tomorrow.

How cool is that, oh wait that can't be. Pit Bulls are a danger to mankind NOT. Just the idiot owner's are. What a cool story around the Holidays.

Very nice. :C
I guess all Pit Bull's are not the blood thirsty killing machines as portrayed by many people.
And, maybe the animals are trying to tell us something?
Thanks for sharing.

How sweet! They even match!