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**midnightnavyz28** · 09-01-2009, 06:37 PM

Originally Posted by 310stanger

i cant even hate on you and your lil hissy fits man, you got bigger problems then ford guys apparently lol

nahh i was wasted the other night....huh? my mustang ran better than my Z28 does.....just not as fast

**KahanaReef** · 09-01-2009, 06:58 PM

Originally Posted by midnightnavyz28

i dont think id ever live in CA...my dad lived there in the Navy and he hated it........and when the deputy came over today, he explained to him he wanted us to be civilized and that i had told them i was going to take matters into my own hands....dude was like 'what now hes threatening me?' i said nope, im not, whistled twice, doberman comes flying full speed out the doggy door...runs right in front of me, sits at me feet, chest out, starring at him..i said this is my best friend Panzer..

the look on his face...priceless

.......i was like dude i dont want no problems .....we just dont get along....i do my thing u do urs.....just stay the fuck off my lawn.....if u dont.....u can take it up with him.....im through with this bullshit.......i turned walked to my house.....my dobe didnt flinch.....his eyes were still on the guy..... open the front door.....whistle twice....Panzer runs in the house. door closes. ..........i think my problem has been solved

See there... that is the way to do it

No need for the dogs to ever come face to face

**midnightnavyz28** · 09-01-2009, 07:20 PM

Originally Posted by KahanaReef

See there... that is the way to do it

No need for the dogs to ever come face to face

Panzer is very intimidating, obviously his physical appearance, but too how focused and serious his eyes are.......he was just waiting to hear that 1 word and he woulda ripped him apart

**bmyers** · 09-01-2009, 07:37 PM

Originally Posted by doberman 152

Witch one do you want your children around,

Pit Bulls: Pit bulls are known for their unpredictable and predatory behavior. They are accounted for nearly one in every three serious dog bite injury in America. The dog is known for his tendency to turn aggressive without prior warning; this has earned him the reputation of number one vicious dogs around. Moreover, when a Pit bull bites, it hangs on to the victim without releasing its hold.

Doberman Pinscher: This breed is truly majestic having a tall and lean body. Temperament wise, a Doberman is outstanding –aggressive without being vicious, determined without being stubborn. With proper training and care, a Doberman can be the best friend a man can have. The opposite is also equally true, if one tries to rub this magnificent animal in the wrong way

+1 dobies are excellent dogs

**bmyers** · 09-01-2009, 07:39 PM

Originally Posted by midnightnavyz28

holy shit......

......all i have is a .45 pistol, .30 alt 6, and my grandpas old 1927 dbl over .22/.410

sure its not 30 tab 6 or is it 30 alt+tab 6 perhaps 30 ctrl + alt 6

**bmyers** · 09-01-2009, 07:41 PM

Originally Posted by midnightnavyz28

this is what his view of the convo was

:

thats a thick dobie! mine is taller but not as thick.

**midnightnavyz28** · 09-01-2009, 07:46 PM

Originally Posted by bmyers

sure its not 30 tab 6 or is it 30 alt+tab 6 perhaps 30 ctrl + alt 6

u making fun of my typing

**midnightnavyz28** · 09-01-2009, 07:49 PM

Originally Posted by bmyers

thats a thick dobie! mine is taller but not as thick.

hes about 28 inches, which is the standard, he weighs 90lb, standards 70-85 for males....i think......he eats raw meats and gets alot of physical training ....so yeah hes got some extra muscle mass...is yours P.P. or family pet?

**midnightnavyz28** · 09-01-2009, 07:51 PM

Originally Posted by bmyers

thats a thick dobie! mine is taller but not as thick.

it doesnt matter though, according to everyone hear i need to keep him away from the pit or he'll be torn from limb to limb

**KahanaReef** · 09-01-2009, 08:07 PM

Originally Posted by midnightnavyz28

it doesnt matter though, according to everyone hear i need to keep him away from the pit or he'll be torn from limb to limb

I never said limb to limb. I said that one good clamp on the neck and it'd be all over. He wouldn't let go.

My thoughts were it's not worth it to put your dog in that position over some asshole... That would be crazy

**ls1camino** · 09-01-2009, 08:24 PM

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**FORD RECOVERY EXPERT** · 09-01-2009, 08:26 PM

Originally Posted by midnightnavyz28

u making fun of my typing

what did you mean to type???

**gd1996** · 09-01-2009, 11:17 PM

We have a pit mix that was around 120lbs at the time latch on to my lab/shpherd mix and wouldn't let go... one good solid punch from me to her head and she let go and backed off. The lab was protecting his kitty buddy. I don't want to fight a dog, but a pit grabs on to my dog it's getting hurt and if not it better kill me first! But I have to say I never met a mean pit in my life. Some of the friendliest dogs I ever been around! I've been bit collies and thats about itother than a shepherd when I was 3.

Anyways it's not the dogs fault, it's the owner... I'd deal with him.

**th4** · 09-02-2009, 02:07 PM

Originally Posted by midnightnavyz28

i have no trespassing signs up....as well as sentry dog on premises signs.....a deputys coming over later to talk with him....ive called animal control, but they seem too busy to get off their as....and no i dont want to put my dog in harms way, but yea the finger did it for me too....hes been warned....when he gets bit he has no1 to blame.....i wouldnt ever put my dog in harms way.....esp. w/ another animal.....and contrary to what people think my doberman would rip that particular pit bull to shreds....but its not the dogs fault.

As a veterinarian and a doberman owner please listen to me when I tell you that you need to calm down and try to resolve this matter in a correct and legal manner. I'm sorry to tell you, but no matter how much protection training your dog has or how much more he weighs a fight with another dog, much less a pit bull, it would not end in his favor. Even if he "technically" wins the fight he will not come away without injuries. I see the results of dog fights (caused pit bulls and not) day in and day out. And the damage (both physical and financial) caused by even "non-aggressive" breeds can still be very impressive. Did you train your dog? If not, several thousands of dollars were put in to him to get him to that level of training.

I recommend keeping a log of his trespassing and what the dog does on your property as well as any interaction you notice with other people/dogs in the neighborhood. Call both animal control and the police with any danger or trespassing you notice. And yes it might take multiple calls until you are addressed, but keep it up. If there are not leash laws in your area there should still be trespassing and rabies vaccination laws. You should be able to look up your local animal laws over the internet for your area. I would suggest reading them to see what your rights are and to see which ones he may be violating.

Because you need to ask yourself, is it really worth it to possibly have your dog hurt, if not killed, just to see who will win a pissing contest? Please don't let your temper put your dog in harm's way unnecessarily.