Well, yes.  Common sense would. E that a bite of a tiny is indeed no comparison 
to that of a Pit or any large breed.  Sorry to hear of your son's experience.  
What exactly triggered that bite while being handled?
Unfortunate situation.  I guess people who have endured a bad experience with a 
particular breed, would have a hard time being convinced that not ALL dogs of 
that breed are bad.  The whole situation is sad, and the fault still lies in 
the hands of the humans.

                            Becky & the girls


     

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On Apr 26, 2012, at 4:25 PM, Pam Dean <[email protected]> wrote:

> The difference there is the chihuahuas and Goldens are not bred to kill and 
> fight.  It is not inherent in their breeding.  Yes any dog can bite under the 
> right circumstances but when you add the aggressive breeding, you have 
> maiming and killing.  My son is a vet tech too and has been nipped many times 
> by the tinies, but the only breed that put him in the hospital for surgery 
> was a Pitt.  It bit down on his wrist and locked its jaws and they had to 
> euthanize him to get him off my son's wrist.  Five surgeries later, his wrist 
> is still a mess but at least it is still attached to his arm.  He too thinks 
> the breed should be eradicated..
> 
> From: Becky <[email protected]>
> To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> 
> Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2012 2:16 PM
> Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] pit bulls
> 
>  
> In the 1970's it was the German Sheperd with the bad rap, in the 1980's it 
> was Doberman & Rottweiler, 1990's the Pitbull.  All are powerful and 
> intelligent breeds, but  no matter the situation, it is always the 
> responsibilty of the owners/handlers of these dogs.  
> My daughter is a vet tech, many of the dogs that bite while in for vet visits 
> are toy breeds.
> All dogs are to be considered unpredictable and capable of biting.  
> With proper upbringing and training, Pitbulls are an exceptional dog for 
> responsible owners.
> We should all remember that a Golden Retriever is capable of attacking a d 
> mauling a child or small animal.  So don't blame the breed, blame the people.
> 
>                         Becky & the girls
> 
> Sent from Becky's iPhone 
> 
> On Apr 26, 2012, at 9:57 AM, Pam Dean <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
>> Yes..my heart goes out to anyone who has seen firsthand the damage this 
>> breed can do.  You hear over and over it is because of the owner's 
>> irresponsibility that these tragedies happen.  And that is part of it.  The 
>> other half is the mentality of the people who buy and breed these dogs.  Why 
>> would anyone deliberately choose to have an animal with this viscious, 
>> unpredictable temperament in their lives?? Yes you can take 
>> precautions..chain the dog..keep it separated..train it..etc.  but they 
>> still maim and kill.  Children, adults, pets, it doesn't seem to matter.  
>> They are like a ticking time bomb. I personally am participating and helping 
>> in any and all legislation and fund raising and petitions that will get 
>> these dogs out of residences so the public is not subjected to the horror 
>> they can cause.  We are the victims until this is accomplished and have to 
>> live with the memories.
>> 
>> From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
>> To: [email protected] 
>> Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2012 1:35 AM
>> Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] pit bulls
>> 
>>  
>> Dear Lisa
>> How perfectly awful that you have had these experiences and are having to go 
>> through this S#@*T again !!!
>> One thing I did a long time ago when a neighbor had a Pit that he bragged he 
>> paid $700 to get trained to be a 'guard' dog was we had a chain link fence 
>> between us and I poured concrete along the bottom of the fence to help block 
>> that merciless sucker.
>> I would report to the police that those dogs are next to you so they are 
>> 'aware' and can get there in a hurry. Always keep your phone with you and 
>> carry a gun or mace spray. Not much will deter one of them when they go 
>> rampant but heck you have to try to do something to protect yourself !
>> Prayers for your safety and the safety of your pets and those you love.
>> If anyone has a Pit out there in Chi land you have to turn your cheek this 
>> time as this is one person who can not tolerate vicious dogs !
>> Mare
>>  
>>  
>>  
>>  
>> -------Original Message-------
>>  
>> From: Yorkiluvr
>> Date: 4/26/2012 12:11:23 AM
>> To: [email protected]
>> Subject: [Chihuahuas] pit bulls
>>  
>>  
>> My brother had a pit that he raised from a puppy & Petey listened & was well 
>> mannered & so I let my guard down around them. I blame their bad behavior on 
>> the owner. A few years ago I was visiting a friend & she had a shar/pit mix 
>> & a pit in her home. She said she fed them table food so when I finished 
>> eating I divided my food in half & gave it to them. The pit was on the sofa 
>> beside me & she looked up at me & bit me in the nose & I drove myself to the 
>> ER & got stitches on both sides of my nose outside, inside & on the inner 
>> septum. The police came & took a report. After that I would tell my boys 
>> that no matter what pets we had that they should never put their face in 
>> harms way. Now my next door neighbors have a fenced yard that divides my 
>> property from them & their 2 pits & poodle & occasionally the pits escape 
>> under the fence. Yesterday I was gardening & one of them charged at me 
>> barking ferociously & was ready to attack me. The fence was the only thing 
>> keeping me safe & I was on my knees pulling weeds & it scared the crap out 
>> of me & made me mad as well!! I would never harm any animal but I'm so 
>> fearful of these 2 pits that I am ready to contact animal control to see if 
>> any action can be taken to protect me & my pets. A few years ago they lived 
>> in a different home & had one pit & he killed a rott & they bragged about 
>> how they could hear the bones crunching as their dog refused to release his 
>> grip on the other dog which had to be put down at the vets office due to the 
>> severity of his injuries. I am pretty passive & try to let things slide, but 
>> I'm at the point now that I'm really, really, scared & something has to be 
>> done to protect my neighborhood, my pets & my family. I'd probably do 
>> something awful if their pits ever got one of my babies!!
>> Lisa
>>  
>> To know me is to LOVE me...:-)
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