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KBCraig wrote:

lawrnk wrote:I recall last year having a heated debate on this forum about pits and rotts. Well, now Chas's cousin was attacked. I still say pits and rotts are inherently dangerous. Why is it almost always pits and rotts? Something like 90% from what I see.

What you see is mostly from the same mainstream media that makes all gun violence seem like it's coming from "assault weapons" and "high powered semi-automatic machine guns".

I've seen yellow labs identified in the news as "pit bulls". I don't pay much attention to what the news media say.

No, I see pits and rots. Not on TV. I see them in my neighborhood.

I happen to live in Sienna Plantation. I also know exactly where Chas's cousin lives and this was big news out here. If it is not one Houston Texans player causing a problem, its another in Sienna. I'd like to boot em all out. I recall last year having a heated debate on this forum about pits and rotts. Well, now Chas's cousin was attacked. I still say pits and rotts are inherently dangerous. Why is it almost always pits and rotts? Something like 90% from what I see. You can blame rap videos for the surge in popularity this last decade. And don't start that crud about "well one could argue that GUNS are inherently dangerous." If I am on a tangent, I am REALLY peeved by seeing these dogs around my little slice of Mayberry. These thugs keep bringing them in, and not watching them!

This comes up alot on here. The short answer is yes.