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    if your pet was banned? Pit bulls are a type of dog, that could be banned. Pit bulls are known to be a dangerous breed of dogs. Many people are afraid of Pit-bulls,on the contrary some people think that pit bulls are an excellent breed of dogs. Pit-bulls should not be banned. One reason pit bulls should not be banned is that they are not that threatening. An example of this is that Pit-bull attacks are sometimes over reported by the media. In The Media and the Pit-bull the article states,”they…

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    What comes to your mind when you think of the Pit Bull terrier? Many people think of everything that comes with their reputation, dog fighting, dog attacks, locking jaws and aggression. That is the side of the Pit Bull that many people think of, and for some people that is all they are willing to see in the breed. But that is not truly what the pit bull terrier is all about. They are so much more than what you hear in the news. Pit bulls are not deserving of their bad reputation considering…

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    Pit Bulls Essay

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    the Pit-bull according to their ancestry to the canus molossi. As mentioned previously, the Molossian family trained the Pit-bull to herd cattle and bait bulls. The trainability of the Pit-bull is complimented by their “intelligence, strength, and loyalty.” Also, discussed within Morral’s research is the act of fighting Pit-bulls as a sport by the Romans, Englishmen, Americans, etc. Pit-bulls were entered into performance events as “working, sporting, and herding” dogs. The likeness of the…

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    Pit Bull Observation

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    the pups immediately made personal connections to me and called out for my attention. In particular, one of the Pit Bull mixes made a desperate plea for me to simply move over to her enclosure and acknowledge her presence. She would bark, yelp, and stand on her hind legs to look out of her enclosure in search of a moment of human interaction. Almost as soon as I came over to see the Pit Bull, she would calm down, wag her tail, and sit, completely content with me simply looking at her, revealing…

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    Pit Bull Movement

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    I support the Pit Bull Movement to aid in rescue and to educate people about these dogs and how loving they can be. The news and media have made these dogs look like beasts of terror when it was most likely the result of poor ownership. I want to share my story of how I came face to face with said beasts and all I got was a mountain of kisses, never ending love, and constant companionship. I grew up in a house where moving was a constant and the thought of having a dog was forbidden. My father…

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    life. Although, I have never owned one, if I had the choice it would be a Bull Terrier or it cousin the Pit Bull. They are from the same family of dogs with similar body types but different in everything else. In recent TV and newspaper reports, my choice would be easy. The Bull Terrier and the Pit Bull are different in looks, breeds, and personalities. The first difference between the dogs is their looks. The Bull Terrier has a strong built, muscular frame. The body is well rounded…

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    Pit Bulls Research Paper

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    MYTH: It is better to adopt a Pit Bull puppy instead of an adult. Reality: It’s a fact that puppies are adorable! But the thing about puppies is, well, they grow up. And as they mature, their personality develops and that’s when you really find out whether your Pit Bull is dominant or submissive with people, or whether she is aggressive toward some, none or all dogs. Dog-intolerance and dog-aggression are traits that do not develop in some dogs until they are fully mature. It is possible that…

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    Should Pit Bulls Be Banned

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    Should Pit Bulls Be Banned? Pit bulls may be the most widely misunderstood breed of dog. Their reputation is one of brutality and ferocity, and assumptions are made for the entire breed based on the poor, misrepresented actions of a few canines. Allowing for a minority of pit bulls to speak for the entire breed is a concept in which Americans are well versed, often tolkenizing one on the behalf of many. Because of this tendency to allow for one to speak for an entire group or population, it is…

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    Pit Bulls Argument Essay

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    Authorities have euthanized the two pit bulls that mauled to death its owner, 22-year-old Bethany Stephens. Goochland County Sheriff James Agnew said that it was in the best interest of the community for the animal to be euthanized. He explained that once a dog has tasted human flesh, it is not safe to have that dog around humans. Experts confirm that the existence of 20 published cases in a 2015 study that compiled 63 cases of indoor scavenging. Animal scavenging behavior The National…

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    Gerald Nosich Pit Bulls

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    In the episode Pit Bulls and Parolees “Second Chance Ranch” shows Tia Torres and older caucasian woman and her family rescue and rehabilitate poorly treated pit bulls along with the help of parolees. These days when families go in to adopt or buy a new dog for their family the last thing on their mind is going to be is to buy a pitbull. It has to do with the impediment of how pitbulls are portrayed in the media. According to Gerald M. Nosich, author of Learning To Think Things Through: A Guide…

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