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Treatment of DA vs. HA...asking others to tolerate risk?

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Didds

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And why do you think that is? On the other end of the spectrum, I'll use my Central Asian Ovcharka as an example again. This is a breed that naturally protects prey animals, rather than chase them down and kill them. Why do you think that is?



Wait. So you think that something can't be a breed trait unless every single member of the breed, including poorly-bred shelter dogs (or, in your case, a mixed breed that may or may not actually contain any significant amount of APBT blood), possess it? :lol: We should hold a potato race between you and Didds...



So, say I have a litter of puppies. One is DA by 8 weeks. Another isn't DA (yet). Both are from the same litter, raised in the same household, everything that can possibly BE the same is the same. Are you suggesting that I somehow "did something" to the DA puppy to make it that way? :lol:

I tried to tell u this a while ago. You can't breed traits out. You can cover them but every once in awhile they are gonna resurface. If you breed only pitbulls that were not prone to fight for 30 years you are gonna have some that are gonna fight. It's in them.
 

Didds

Banned
You can't even type out the breed name correctly, so excuse me when I say you sound like an ignorant twat talking about how you're the patron saint of APBT owners. Or are you just one of the people who lumps everything with a square head into the "pitbull" category?

Lemme guess ur here to save the pitbulls too.
 

BCdogs

Good Dog
Super Moderator
Amstaffs and APBT are the same dogs.

No they aren't. Not anymore, which is because of selective breeding, a concept (among many others) that you can't seem to grasp.
 
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NobodyHere

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Amstaffs and APBT are the same dogs.

You think this AmStaff
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and this APBT
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are the same dog?

Are those and this SBT
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also the same dog?

Why or why not? Explain your answer.
 

Didds

Banned
No they aren't. Not anymore, which is because of selective breeding, a concept (among many others) that you can't seem to grasp.

You didn't show any proof so your point is irrelevant try again I want actual proof they are different.
 

Novy

Little Dog
Premium Member
What's different about them. Since you know and think it's so funny.

Is it even worth me wasting my time? You get people throwing all sorts of information at you, but you'll deny genetics, you're unwilling to accept what is or is not responsible breeding practices. You make outlandish claims and then expect people to do the dirty work in providing you with evidence to the contrary which you will deny without reading.

I'd be giving you credit, it was hard as hell to figure you out for the longest time. I thought you were just towing the line between troll and ignoramus really, really well. But it was your opinion that everything is a mutt helped me figure you out.......you're an internet crossbreed yourself. I shall hereby declare you a trollnoramus.
 
well shit, if there is no such thing as "breeds' then I my as well head out to the woods with a clicker and some milk bones and nab me a wolf!
 
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NobodyHere

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well shit, if there is no such thing as "breeds' then I my as well head out to the woods with a clicker and some milk bones and nab me a wolf!

Well I'M going to donate my CAO to an old, frail person. Since Didds assured us that breeds, genetics and bloodlines don't really matter, I feel pretty confident that with just a little work, he'd be a perfectly quiet, low-maintenance lap dog.

And then I'm going to train the APBTs to guard a herd of pigs.
 

Lillie May

Good Dog
Lemme guess ur here to save the pitbulls too.
Let me guess, you're here because you learned everything you know (she said laughingly,) from Grandpappy Didds, who taught you all dogs are mutts. So you came along here to school all of us. Go back to the dunce corner and enjoy your crayon & chalk sandwich. If you start licking windows, you have to wash them.
 

fandt94

Little Dog
Premium Member
Because some dogs are misdiagnosed triggers can be diagnosed as ha. Such a man making a screeching noise walks by and the dog bites him. The dog is automatically labeled as ha.

Havent read beyon this post yet for responses but many dogs "react" to strange happenings but dont run off and cause injury to what is causing the strange thing that bugs them. They bark and maybe growl...just act cuckoo but to actually cause harm to the human making them uncomfortable is not the norm....hence a dog...any dog, any breed, that reacts this way immediately is not sound.
 
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