Unfortunately, I was being kinda real.
First, let me explain that my Pit Bulls are both Highly trained, and very well behaved animals, raised in an environment of nothing but pure love and happiness. "Fred", My male, is usually getting his face chewed off (not literally) by my 2 pound weenie dog. And my female "Willow" loves to play chase in the yard with the weenie dog. They are both well mannered around other dogs, kids, and animals in General. Where I live, there is a fairly large population of wild rabbits, so dogs that like to kill animals would never float. Not to mention I own a registered Kennel with the ADBA, and have spent ALOT of time money to promote the bloodline in a positive way. In my 10 plus years breeding Pit Bulls, I have turned people in for fighting dogs, killing pups, cruelty to animals, and probably other things i can't remember. I love to talk about Pits, PM me if yu wanna compare bloodlines, or just chat in general about the ULTIMATE AMERICAN DOG!
That being said, About three months ago, I went to a neighbors house to play video games for a couple of hours. Fred broke the door to his dog crate and escaped. He spotted my big male cat and the wrestling match was on. When i got home, I glanced through the doorway, My kitchen was destroyed, potted plants and dirt everywhere, the bread box got busted, etc. etc. The cat lay lifeless in the floor. I immediately sent my wife off out of fear of a gruesome situation. I have seen Pit Bull dogs attack out of aggression, and this was not the case at all. He just wanted to play. Unfortunately, he does not know his own strength and the cat paid for it. Now he is in a new crate, and we don't own a cat, and won't as long as we have him. I have pictures of the two bull dogs laying in bed with the cat, all sleeping together. I have pictures of the cat playing with Fred's ears while he is trying to nap. They were buddies. In fact, My dogs are so well known for being dosile, My friends called the Grandmother to the pair i have now, the "Wal Mart Greeter". She had to say hello to EVERYONE! And her tail would wag so hard, she would have a hard time walking! I think you said it best when you described your baby girl Daisy.. She does fine, till the cat gets excited.
Come on Ron,
I have a pit too, they are great animals and they get enough bad press without us owners making it worse.... Daisy, my pit will actually play with cats as long as they don't swat at her. Give the breed a break....
Then I was going to ask "why... do they fit in a flatrate box?"
