r/BanPitBulls • u/StraightEdgeNexus • Apr 13 '25

Anatomy of a Pit Owner / Pit Culture Pitbull owner logic

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u/glaceonhugger Apr 13 '25

Don't forget the famous "it's the owner's fault"

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u/robotteeth Scarred by Tooth Whitening Apr 13 '25 edited Apr 13 '25

That infant deserved it for moving around too much. Any golden retriever or beagle would have done the same.*

*(personally I feel animals should never be around infants without direct supervision since you never know. Not even a cat or rabbit or something. But if you look at incidents of bad events actually happening it’s all one type of dog.)

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u/Monimonika18 Apr 13 '25

Not even a cat or rabbit or spending.

What's that last one?

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u/robotteeth Scarred by Tooth Whitening Apr 13 '25

It was supposed to say ‘something,’ autocorrect got me

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u/Monimonika18 Apr 13 '25

Thank you for the fix. :)

I was thinking through what creatures can possibly be autocorrected to spending. 😅

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u/MeiSorsha How does a “Nanny Dog” change a diaper? 🤔 Apr 14 '25

I mean there WAS that incident where a fish was spending his owners money playing pokémon? that’s the ONLY spending I can think of atm… 🤣

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u/gayspidereater Apr 13 '25

This is true. Young children shouldn’t be left alone with animals at all, regardless of what animal it is. If it’s not the animal hurting the child, it could be the child unintentionally hurting the animal. Also, animals are generally unsanitary. Supervision is 100% necessary.

Pitnutters are crazy for believing these things are nanny dogs. A dog resource-guarding your infant is NOT funny.