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FunkTron
07-12-2007, 05:52 PM
http://www.wgrz.com/news/news_article.aspx?storyid=49447

http://www.wgrz.com/imagepool/images/07710195245_WGRZpitbull-mb.jpg

Pitbull Attacks 2-Year-Old

Lockport Police received a 911 call from a frantic City of Lockport mother Sunday afternoon.

The mother told Lockport Police that she left her two-year-old unattended for a short time and after hearing the baby scream, she ran to see what was wrong.

When she got in the room, she told Lockport Police the dog had sodomized the toddler. The mother screamed, scaring the dog and it ran out of the house.

One neighbor told 2 On Your Side, she heard the mother screaming "the dog is raping my baby." Neighbors ran to help, but only one man was able to get the dog and child apart.

Anastacio Castillo says "I tried to get the dog away from the baby, the dog was already inside the baby." When the baby was finally free, he was visibly sick.

The baby was rushed to Women and Children's Hospital where the toddler underwent reconstructive surgery.

The dog is being held at the Niagara County SPCA for evalution. An animal behavior specialist is scheduled to evaluate the pitbull.

The Niagara County District Attorney's office is assisting Lockport Police with the investigation.

Miranda Workman, behavior specialist at Purrfect Paws in Amherst says, "Most likely this is not a learned behavior. Dogs in tact, not spayed or neutered have a higher hormonal drive."

She urges parents to never, ever leave their children alone with a dog.


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all I got to say is.........Leaving the kid alone in the room with a PIITBull is crazy.










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Bimmer Pilot
07-12-2007, 05:54 PM
the dog was already inside the baby

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karl
07-12-2007, 05:59 PM
puppy love.......poor kid

TOYr32
07-12-2007, 05:59 PM
Omg

oc-audica
07-12-2007, 06:02 PM
reincarnation mang

RollinInGreenz
07-12-2007, 06:09 PM
http://z.about.com/d/civilliberty/1/0/l/-/-/-/chamber.jpg

danielface
07-12-2007, 06:42 PM
wow. could have been any breed of dog. as if the breed hasnt taken enough heat. theyre really good dogs.

v2rocket
07-12-2007, 06:44 PM
reasons keeping a gun around the house helps

RollinInGreenz
07-12-2007, 06:49 PM
you know, I'm sick of people saying that pitbulls are "really good dogs".

no "really good dog" just up and decides to start raping babies.

if by "really good dog" you mean loyal...well...you show me a well cared for dog that ISN'T loyal.

truth be told, Pitbulls, for whatever reason, still have very strong prey instinct, which makes them ideal candidates for "going crazy" without warning. A dog that may have been "really good" for years can snap and take a hand off without even thinking twice.

people need to learn to consider the size of an animals teeth before bringing it into the home.

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sensinitas
07-12-2007, 07:02 PM
me no likey pitbulls.

lostntainted
07-12-2007, 07:23 PM
you know, I'm sick of people saying that pitbulls are "really good dogs".

no "really good dog" just up and decides to start raping babies.

if by "really good dog" you mean loyal...well...you show me a well cared for dog that ISN'T loyal.

truth be told, Pitbulls, for whatever reason, still have very strong prey instinct, which makes them ideal candidates for "going crazy" without warning. A dog that may have been "really good" for years can snap and take a hand off without even thinking twice.

people need to learn to consider the size of an animals teeth before bringing it into the home.

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are you sure you mean the size of the teeth or something else? :ha:

danielface
07-12-2007, 07:27 PM
what are your sources from this information? have you owned a pitbull? or have you at all even interacted with one? we all have primal instincts. dogs are incredibly smart animals which can be trained. "theres no such thing as a bad dog, only a bad owner."

slowjet
07-12-2007, 07:27 PM
are you sure you mean the size of the teeth or something else? :ha:



hahaha

PhätTony
07-12-2007, 07:27 PM
you know, I'm sick of people saying that pitbulls are "really good dogs".

no "really good dog" just up and decides to start raping babies.

if by "really good dog" you mean loyal...well...you show me a well cared for dog that ISN'T loyal.

truth be told, Pitbulls, for whatever reason, still have very strong prey instinct, which makes them ideal candidates for "going crazy" without warning. A dog that may have been "really good" for years can snap and take a hand off without even thinking twice.

people need to learn to consider the size of an animals teeth before bringing it into the home.

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for once you make sense...therefore...i agree with you totally. Look at all the dog attacks in the states last year. How many of those were pit bulls?

danielface
07-12-2007, 07:32 PM
for once you make sense...therefore...i agree with you totally. Look at all the dog attacks in the states last year. How many of those were pit bulls?

how many of those attacks were the dog owners total idiots? they train elephants and tigers. shows what good training can do. Dont blame the dogs for what they do. its the negligence of the owners that are to blame.

PhätTony
07-12-2007, 07:37 PM
how many of those attacks were the dog owners total idiots? they train elephants and tigers. shows what good training can do. Dont blame the dogs for what they do. its the negligence of the owners that are to blame.

you may have an argument there...but as they say:

guns dont kill people, people kill people..figure it out.

slowjet
07-12-2007, 07:38 PM
how many of those attacks were the dog owners total idiots? they train elephants and tigers. shows what good training can do. Dont blame the dogs for what they do. its the negligence of the owners that are to blame.

true that, stupid owners. If they kill that poor dog, karma is gonna kick that little kids ass. :tdown:

slowjet
07-12-2007, 07:39 PM
you may have an argument there...but as they say:

guns dont kill people, people kill people..figure it out.

thank you, dogs dont kill people, its stupid people with dogs where shit happens.

danielface
07-12-2007, 07:44 PM
rottweilers and german shepards account for the 2nd and 3rd most attacks by breed. except when you hear of attacks in the media its always the pitbulls that are portrayed as the bad dogs. rotts and german shepards when trained work for law enforcement and other government agencys. dont blame the breed for the mistakes of the owners

PhätTony
07-12-2007, 07:47 PM
you must know and cannot disagree that its a pit bull instinct.
You wouldnt see me walkin a wolf or a cougar on a chain talkin about...yeah, she's really calm dogg. She's a sweetheart, never hurt nobody. Even if you did raise the thing from day 1. Instict kicks in no matter what. The dog was bred and created for one reason.

Specifically, these dogs accompanied farmers into the fields to assist with bringing bulls (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cattle) in for breeding (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breeding), castration (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castration), or slaughter (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slaughterhouse). The dogs, known generally as bulldogs (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulldog), protected the farmer by subduing the bull if it attempted to gore (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gore) him. Typically a dog would do this by biting the bull on the nose and holding on until the bull submitted. Bulldogs were bred to have powerful, muscular bodies and the resolve to hold onto a violently struggling bull despite injury. These traits permitted the development and rise of the bloody sports of bull-baiting (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bull-baiting) and bear-baiting (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bear-baiting). In Elizabethan (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabethan) England (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/England), these spectacles were popular forms of entertainment. However, in 1835 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1835), bull-baiting and bear-baiting were abolished by Parliament as cruel, and the custom died out over the following years.

This argument goes all kinds of directions. Everyone here has a byast central opinion. So it really depends on statistics. What do the statistics say? How many Animal attacks were attributed to pit bulls let alone dogs in the U.S. this year or last?

slowjet
07-12-2007, 07:58 PM
Dude, statics cover the idiots who dont practice proper precaution and patience. That lady is not different (obviously) from the rest of the morons who don't know how to treat these creatures. We all now that these creatures are more aggresive than the more calm golden retrievers and such. that is why you have to practive more caution. I know folks who owned them and never had a problem. Not saying something could never happened, but know the responsibilities and potential of these great animals.

PhätTony
07-12-2007, 08:12 PM
Dude, statics cover the idiots who dont practice proper precaution and patience. That lady is not different (obviously) from the rest of the morons who don't know how to treat these creatures. We all now that these creatures are more aggresive than the more calm golden retrievers and such. that is why you have to practive more caution. I know folks who owned them and never had a problem. Not saying something could never happened, but know the responsibilities and potential of these great animals.

You hit the nail on the coffin bro!

know the potential of these animals. I'd rather not want to test the potential of these animals.

Like I said before, you could change all the words from "dog" to "gun" in this post and it would fit right in.

I'll ask you this Rick, would you leave your 2 year child alone with a pit bull?

danielface
07-12-2007, 08:13 PM
you should change that last phrase to "untrained pitbull"

PhätTony
07-12-2007, 08:19 PM
you should change that last phrase to "untrained pitbull"

:rolleyes:
This is not a persuasion, just a discussion. I can see your set in your ways. Hopefully you or someone you know never has to encouter a situation like this. My family already has.

slowjet
07-12-2007, 08:23 PM
but it also has to do with the personality of the owner. Those of you dogowners know what i mean....

danielface
07-12-2007, 08:25 PM
how can you compare something to an inanimate object? it is not at all the same case. if by saying yes in the wrong hands a dog can become something lethal, then yes. but this is true with a lot of breeds of dogs not just pitbulls. this can also be said about guns.

how about this? if a unlocked gun is left alone by a irresponsible gun owner and someone was shot. would you blame the gun?

JETTAone420
07-12-2007, 08:26 PM
u ugys are still online!!! u should be on your way to SB for the gtg!!

PhätTony
07-12-2007, 08:31 PM
u ugys are still online!!! u should be on your way to SB for the gtg!!

Deaf ears...im still at work doin extra hours. Gotta make dem major greenbacks son!
I'm rich bitches!!!

Agent Orange
07-12-2007, 08:36 PM
what are your sources from this information? have you owned a pitbull? or have you at all even interacted with one? we all have primal instincts. dogs are incredibly smart animals which can be trained. "theres no such thing as a bad dog, only a bad owner."

True. I've had several pits and half pits. NEVER had one so much as look funny at people. It's the dumbass owners.

veedubber7
07-12-2007, 08:52 PM
true that, stupid owners. If they kill that poor dog, karma is gonna kick that little kids ass. :tdown:

why would karma kick the kids ass? Like he had anything to do it.

and....

Since the attack, over 20 people have called the SPCA asking to adopt the pitbull.

wtf

RollinInGreenz
07-12-2007, 08:55 PM
what are your sources from this information? have you owned a pitbull? or have you at all even interacted with one? we all have primal instincts. dogs are incredibly smart animals which can be trained. "theres no such thing as a bad dog, only a bad owner."

no, I would never bring such a hideous animal into my home.

Yes, I have interacted with quite a few, none of which I have felt comfortable around.

Dogs, while intelligent, aren't "incredibly smart" as you claim. They can be conditioned under the proper circumstances to yield desired behavior, but this is hardly a replacement for supervision and ultimately a certain level of control must be exercised over the animal to prevent it from doing what it WANTS to do...ie, rape infants.

sensinitas
07-12-2007, 10:36 PM
All this talk about irresponsible owners makes me wonder what would happened if you replaced the pit with a pomeranian, or a maltese, or a yorkie. You think they would yeild the same results? Most likely not. YES, i agree the owners are mostly to blame...BUT, pits are obviously aggressive and can be dangerous.

Rento_VW
07-12-2007, 11:15 PM
I think Pits are the ugliest and most useless dogs ever made... IF I ever see a Pit (or any other large dog) just TRY and touch me in a violent way. I'm plugging a S&W 500 bullet in his ass and then his head.

mike
07-12-2007, 11:17 PM
MOst dogs love to hump things. Baby or otherwise, What the real problem is, why a mother would leave a naked baby alone with a pitbul, she should be held on somesort of charge

FunkTron
07-13-2007, 11:26 AM
MOst dogs love to hump things. Baby or otherwise, What the real problem is, why a mother would leave a naked baby alone with a pitbul, she should be held on somesort of charge

agreed...this one just happen to have good aim.......instead of the leg or something else.....


anyways.......i digress.........

http://www.worksafeboredom.com/content/attachment.php?attachmentid=4263&stc=1&d=1184346631

oc-audica
07-13-2007, 11:42 AM
i agree with mike.

and pits are very dangerous, regardless - i love mine to death but i still fear her... an attack is something i'm too cautious to risk (i was attacked by a dog when i was a little kid too- not a pit thankfully or i'd probably be dead)

back to the story though - the thread title explains exactly how i feel

paultakeda
07-13-2007, 01:01 PM
While I think certain animals must remain leashed and muzzled (there ARE comfortable muzzles in existence) when in public, this being in the home I see nothing here that requires any sort of action by the law.

The woman is an idiot. The dog had better come out of this alive, or someone ought to start an internet meme about her.

slowjet
07-13-2007, 05:34 PM
While I think certain animals must remain leashed and muzzled (there ARE comfortable muzzles in existence) when in public, this being in the home I see nothing here that requires any sort of action by the law.

The woman is an idiot. The dog had better come out of this alive, or someone ought to start an internet meme about her.


I'll be the first if that poor animal sees cruelty.:stupid:

TOYr32
07-16-2007, 01:21 PM
Wow . . . I figured this would just be a make fun at a petaphile pitbull.

So here are my 2 cents, as I keep finding a lot of change . . .

My neighbor had a pitbull . . . female . . . like any dog, more territorial around other females, not aggressive like a male dog, just protective. She was oe of the sweetest dogs. Loved to play with the neighborhood kids. Well, the owners bought a puppy . . . black lab. Dogs got along great. One day the neighbors dog broke through the fence (happened to be a doberman) attacked the puppy, pitbull killed the doberman. Pitbull gets put down to keep peace in the neighborhood. Most of the friends are very upset as this was a great dog. Morale of the story, breeds reputation proceeded the actual individual dog.

Neighbors ont he other side of this family also have 2 pitbulls. We call this family the witness protection family. Never talk to anyone, always making upgrades to their house. Possibly a drug house as people are always stopping by for quick visits. Anyways . . . these 2 pitbulls are terrors. I have no idea how these dogs have not been put down yet. The female is actually okay when she is by herself, but the male is very aggressive, and if there are together, they are both aggressive. So anyways . . . the male has bitten 2 kids. Chases a bunch of others. He broke out of his yard and crushed another neighbors dogs face (this is one of those golden retriever looking dogs, but the size of a St Bernard type) So I think this is a case where the owners are very irresponsible.

Lets move onto another breed. I had an American Bulldog . . . great dog. Good with kids, knew when he could be rough and when he couldn't. Example, when I beat him up he would nip at me and jump on my. When my little 3 year old niece would pull on his ears, or jump on him, he would just lay there and take it. My boxer was the same way with kids . . . anyways, I know that it all has a lot to do with the animals demeaner also.

Same type of American bulldog, my friend have in Florida. Horrible dog owners. Dog gets aggressive a lot, and not to much discipline. One evening their 4 year old daughter starts playing too rough. Dog turns around and grabs her. They said they ran into the room and they saw her head in his mouth and he was just shaking her like a doll. 52 stitched and some facial reconstruction and the dog is put to sleep.

Just like anyone selling a dog will tell you . . . dogs have personalities just like people. Some dogs gte along wiht other, while others don't like people. Some have bad histories with abusive owners . . . I knew a guy with a boxer he had adopted. He guesses that the previous owner beat him with a broom, because every time he would sweep the dog would go nuts and try to run away, claw at the gate, it was sad.

So yes, Pitbulls were bred to be aggressive, like most working dogs, less prone to feel pain, stronger jaw muscles, staulkier builds. But if you every have a dog liek that you need to know that you have to be very strict with them, or yes, they can quickly get out of hand. It's easy to blame it on the breed, golden retrievers, labs are usually a very calm companion. But at the same time I've seen some dalmations that are mean with a horrible dimeaner to them. So taht leads me to believe that owners are way more responsible for a misbehaving dog then the dog themselves.

And not to pull the race card . . . but if you look at a general population of pitbull owners. I'd wager that the dog is getting walked the owner has a wife beater and a gold chain on his neck!:)

DarkstaR
07-16-2007, 02:12 PM
damn that sucks

TOYr32
07-16-2007, 04:02 PM
Sorry . . . was reading the story again . . . I think though the breed discussion is very interesting . . . people are forgetting that they took DNA from the pitbull . . . probably to match it with the DNA in the baby . . . just to check if the pitbull was even the culprate. Dirty Dirty world we live in.

lostntainted
07-16-2007, 04:21 PM
You wouldnt see me walkin a wolf or a cougar on a chain talkin about...yeah, she's really calm dogg. She's a sweetheart, never hurt nobody.

coooger = kat

sensinitas
07-16-2007, 08:56 PM
Sorry . . . was reading the story again . . . I think though the breed discussion is very interesting . . . people are forgetting that they took DNA from the pitbull . . . probably to match it with the DNA in the baby . . . just to check if the pitbull was even the culprate. Dirty Dirty world we live in.

Yeah I just heard about this today. That's some messed up shit if it's not the dog. What am I saying!? It's ALL MESSED UP!