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MellyMel22 · F
[i][c=#BF0080]I’m not an animal person at all, but I do appreciate them from a little bit of a distance.. When my daughter was a toddler I took one of my brother's dog’s puppies before they’re usually given away. He was his twin. Besides the fact that I was in school a distance, he one day playing bit my daughter’s ankle and locked on it- it took 3 men to get him off her. He wasn’t being violent, he was just too young to understand what was happening. He slightly broke through her skin but she was fine. That was the day I knew I had to give him up. I wasn’t chancing him getting bigger and God forbid it being worse next time even if not intentional. His father was the best dog ever(both full Pit). I felt horrible, but my children’s safety was priority. [/c][/i]
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I understand this all too well. I adore dogs to bits. They’ve the best friends and companions ever. However, if they turn on someone, let alone a kid, I will not hesitate 😞@MellyMel22
MellyMel22 · F
@SW-User [i][c=#BF0080]My brother got a recue Pit that was abused by we believe a female/s b/c he gets very nervous and defensive around women. My brother is taking him and my oldest son to Florida this week and I’m nervous b/c he doesn’t know my son well. His father is more concerned about someone trying to break in the house when my son is dog sitting alone. I said that dog will prob tear anyone apart that goes near it that it doesn’t know and gets a bad vibe with 😂 [/c][/i]
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I’m sure he’ll be fine. Normally its the owner’s not giving their pet the proper training and care that results in aggressive dogs. @MellyMel22
MellyMel22 · F
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He is a misogynistic doggo 😂@MellyMel22
MellyMel22 · F