I'm a 27 year old stay-at-home mom from Oregon. I have two wonderful children ages 3 and 1 years old. I have been married for five years to my wonderful husband whom I met online!
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Near Dog Attack
May 18th, 2009 | 
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I had a scare over the weekend. A dog (a.k.a Pitbull) nearly attacked my daughter. God was truly looking out for her. I would have never forgiven myself if something had happened to her. I now will never trust any animal around my children. I was wary before but now I am even more so.
I honestly think this breed of dog should eliminated. Yes, this could’ve happened with any breed but have you seen all the stories in the news of children becoming victims to the monsters? I read that the bite of a pit bull is similar to that of a shark. They physically maim and rip their “prey/victim” up. I think pit bull owners should be legally required to take special precautions because of the danger their dogs pose — simply by existing.
Posted in 4 Responses to “Near Dog Attack”
I know, I know, I keep seeing it in my mind’s eye, too.
I hate that intense look of that dog. It is so scary.
I would never have forgiven myself either for not just telling you I didn’t trust the dog! I don’t think either of us wanted to hurt the owner…
Anyway. It was a good lesson for me, too. Better to be safe than so so so sorry.
Oh my goodness! I am so sorry that happened! Praise God that he was looking out for her!
I’m frightened that the Pit bull desires a specific kind of operator…these pet dogs, no matter how ‘tender’ nevertheless have teeth, are nevertheless creatures not having moral ideas and when they DO bite, won’t allow go. As in all animals…some often be additional suseptable to instinctual habits and time and time again, this breed tends to try and do just that.
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