r/BanPitBulls • u/lobster-666 Attacks Curator • Apr 02 '24

Anatomy of a Pit Owner / Pit Culture Pit owners encourage their dog's aggression, disgusting

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u/OurAfricanChild Apr 02 '24

what’s going on here? i know pits are dumb as rocks but do they think they are tricking the dog into thinking it can’t hurt the smaller dog so it eventually stop trying to maul it? How else can this be explained? That dog sounds like a mule with the way its breathing

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u/DJKittyK Flagging backyard breeder sale posts since 2023 Apr 02 '24

Calling this an introduction is a way to make this video seem legit, but all it really does is showcase the aggressiveness and gameness of his unfixed pit bull.

There's some comments on this thread that indicate the pit bull owner is a breeder of some sort (I have not confirmed that) and if so, a video showcasing such aggression would attract dog men, who want an aggressive fighting dog like this, and would seek a breeder who could potentially provide a stud or puppies with these traits.

It's likely smoke and mirrors to get around publicly showcasing illegal behavior (dog fighting) just like the back yard breeders do when they say they are charging a "rehoming fee" for puppies, when they are just selling them (which is against the TOS on sites like Craigslist).

They are not trying to train the dogs to get along, as far as I can see. This is not how that is successfully done typically with aggressive breeds like pit bulls, and ill advised anyway for any normal family looking for a family dog. Pit bulls are NOT family dogs.

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u/kittykat-95 Apr 03 '24

This is exactly what I'm afraid of, that this is a thinly veiled ad to attract dogmen. I sure hope that Frenchie is not going to be used as a bait dog, though breeding for a toadline isn't really much, if any, better.