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<blockquote data-quote="Lycanthrope" data-source="post: 347389" data-attributes="member: 562">Best way to describe these dogs, from what Ive read, which is fairly extensive at this point, is they are often great until they arent, which can be like a light switch being flipped. Its like they have a mental disorder of some sort... And once they go into kill mode its nearly impossible to turn it off without their consent, IE they quit attacking when they are ready to do so unless someone has the physical power to make them stop, which most people simply dont posses. Often they kill family members, children, other pets, and even their own owners. Shelters are overrun with them, because people get them and then realize they cannot control or deal with them, and instead of having the courage to put them down, pass their problem onto others. Often these others are young people who dont research or feel they saving an unfairly 'oppressed' breed, because &quot;its not the dogs that are dangerous, its all environmental.&quot;- - - Updated - - -For anyone that owns one, or knows someone that owns one. Check with your home insurance, often policies exclude damages or injuries caused by specific breeds, and guess which breed is at the top of the list?https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/insurance/home-insurance-pit-bull</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lycanthrope, post: 347389, member: 562"] Best way to describe these dogs, from what Ive read, which is fairly extensive at this point, is they are often great until they arent, which can be like a light switch being flipped. Its like they have a mental disorder of some sort... And once they go into kill mode its nearly impossible to turn it off without their consent, IE they quit attacking when they are ready to do so unless someone has the physical power to make them stop, which most people simply dont posses. Often they kill family members, children, other pets, and even their own owners. Shelters are overrun with them, because people get them and then realize they cannot control or deal with them, and instead of having the courage to put them down, pass their problem onto others. Often these others are young people who dont research or feel they saving an unfairly 'oppressed' breed, because "its not the dogs that are dangerous, its all environmental." [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] For anyone that owns one, or knows someone that owns one. Check with your home insurance, often policies exclude damages or injuries caused by specific breeds, and guess which breed is at the top of the list? https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/insurance/home-insurance-pit-bull [/QUOTE]

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