[Matt]

Originally posted by Teez
I'm not trying to fight with you, but you sound just as ignorant...

I never addressed your character, only your statement.

I have an idea....how about you have your opinion and I'll have mine. We'll call it at "agree to disagree" [/b]

Absolutely. Besides, I'm not trying to change your opinion.

I commented on your statement, you comment on my character. You had an incident with one pit, now you're expounding on the entire breed.

I have nothing to add, it speaks for itself.

....although I'm mildly curious as to where you keep the horses if not in a stall? My sisters just would not come in the house. j/k


I do think animals are capable of doing something we don't expect, however, I don't think they're unpredictable. Predictablity and knowledge of the situation, go hand in hand.

[RandyO]

Any breed of dog can be dangerous. Dogs are dangerous when they sense your fear.... because many people fear certain breeds, those particular breeds ARE more dangerous just because of the fear they provoke whether deserved or not.

[Teez]

Originally posted by Matt
I never addressed your character, only your statement.



Absolutely. Besides, I'm not trying to change your opinion.

I commented on your statement, you comment on my character. You had an incident with one pit, now you're expounding on the entire breed.

I have nothing to add, it speaks for itself.

....although I'm mildly curious as to where you keep the horses if not in a stall? My sisters just would not come in the house. j/k


I do think animals are capable of doing something we don't expect, however, I don't think they're unpredictable. Predictablity and knowledge of the situation, go hand in hand.

I apologize, I was not meaning to call you personally ignorant, my bad.

Each horse I work with gets several hours a day outside, aside from being ridden. They are only stalled at night (because of some wild coy dogs in the area) and when the weather is very bad. The horses I work with get at least 2 hours of my undivided attention daily on top of their outside time. I apologize for getting defensive on the horse statement you made. I don't think you were being malicious, I just get so mad when people really do leave their horses in a stall 23 1/2 hours a day. Those are the people that should not have any animal if you can't give it enough time

OK so here you are Matt Kiss and make up?

[Teez]

Originally posted by RandyO
Any breed of dog can be dangerous. Dogs are dangerous when they sense your fear.... because many people fear certain breeds, those particular breeds ARE more dangerous just because of the fear they provoke whether deserved or not.

I agree 100%. Just seeing a pitbull makes me feel very nervous, even though some of my friends have very nice ones.

[highsider]

Dharma is very mean, can't you tell?

[Teez]

This is Our dog (came in to the marriage with Ken). She is a nice dog, she is slowly helping me get over my fear of dogs.

[Matt]

Originally posted by Teez
OK so here you are Matt Kiss and make up? [/b]

Absolutely. No harm, no foul...

[damannz]

here's a picture of my killerz with my son definately bad rap =irresponsible owners.... take care http://pictures.care2.com/view/2/212137402

[OreoGitorio]

when i was around 6 or 7 years old i was bit in the neck by a German Shep, didn't do much damage though... even at that age i took full responsibility for it's actions cuz it was totally my fault & i knew it... it belonged to my Uncle & i jumped out from behind a corner to try & scare him. The dog was right there when i did it & BAM! the dog whipped around & hit me like a ton of bricks. My uncle felt 1000000 times worse than i did about it and i'm sure the dog did too, but i loved that dog almost as much as my uncle until it died a few years later.

Even with that occurence I've never been afraid of an animal that didn't give me a reason to be afraid of it.

damn i want a dog any breed will do.... boxer comes to mind... maybe a rot... or shep... ooh, Austrailian Sheep Dogs are cool... golden retrievers...

[Nikon]

thanks doug