shotgun_wg
Little Dog
I can tell u this. If a bulldog latches down with a sure nuff bite. A gonna hold till the end bite. A break stick is by far the most humane method of releasing that bite.
Shotgun
Arkansas
Shotgun
Arkansas
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If you think that blunt honesty and concern for your animal is someone trying to bully you, it's going to be a bumpy ride for you. And if you think that A)A breakstick can break a dog's jaw or that B) they are somehow a bad thing to use on your dog, you're not nearly as versed as you thought you were. If a bulldog bites something and he feels like holding on, no amount of pulling or commands is going to make him let go and nothing physical you could think to do will be safer or quicker than a breakstick.No I did not "read it" the pit I have now is not my first pit. Its just been a while. I have encountered dog on dog action hell ive encountered pit on pit action and handled it fine WITHOUT a breaking stick. And I wasn't trying to "puff my chest out" on anything. And you are the one reading out of context because I never said that the reason why they are illegal was bc they can break a dogs jaw. I said they are illegal in some states AND (not because) they can break a dogs jaw. And I NEVER claimed to know anything about breaking sticks other than that they were illegal. Learn to read. So if you are done TRYING to bully me over the internet (which is stupid) I am getting my dog whom will not be having a breaking stick used on him and going to cuddle up with him and go to bed. Goodnight.
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A dog no matter the breed can be taught if given the time taken up with it
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A dog no matter the breed can be taught if given the time taken up with it. And yes I would agree that taking a pit to the dog park would be a wrong decision. But until you know me personally please don't call me irresponsible. I haven't done anything to warrant that. And I never wanted you to be worried about my pup or my feelings. So please just leave me alone.
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I have encountered dog on dog action hell ive encountered pit on pit action and handled it fine WITHOUT a breaking stick.
This is more for those new to the breed, but everyone can benefit from a little reminder now and again. If there's one thing you can count on, it's that 2 Bulldogs will eventually get into a fight for some reason or another. . .
Moral:Always expect something to happen, and it will usually happen over the stupidest things, like the sound of dogs on a TV show, even if it has never happened before in 9 months or 9 years, IT WILL EVENTUALLY HAPPEN. If it happens, be calm, have a plan, and have and know how to use a breakstick. If you're prepared and expecting it, damage will usually be minimal, if you're not, it can be deadly..