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    In the State of Kentucky, The American Pit Bull Terrier is banned in the following cities: Alexandria, Augusta, Beaver Dam, Bracken County, Butler, Dayton, Eslmere, Falmouth, Fourt Thomas, Lewis County, Ludlow, Maysville, Pendleton County, Southgate, Walton, and Williamstown (DogsBite). All Pit Bulls in these areas are considered dangerous and will be removed from anyone caught with one and/or euthanized regardless of who owns them. Imagine, having a family member slaughtered because of the "bad

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    There is an American Pit Bull Terrier right now on the police force in New York, it is the first American Pit Bull Terrier to be on the police force in New York. A male named Brad Croft had been introduced to and abandoned shelter in Texas, and there he seen a group of puppies and one of the puppies that he had seen caught his eye. The puppy had an injury to the skull and they were surprised that the dog had lived. Also, the dog did not seem to show any aggression towards humans whatsoever. Croft

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    These include pit bull terriers (as well as the Japanese Tosa, the Dogo Argentino and the Fila Brasileiro). The type of dogs: “Pit Bull” isn’t a breed. It is a general term used to portray all dogs with almost the same qualities and traits, regularly referred to by the public as Pit Bulls. This addresses the ban of these types of breed of dog in the UK and is addressed to owners of any “Pit Bull” type of dog, including American Pit Bull Terriers, American Staffordshire Terriers and Pit mixes.

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    beloved dog was taken from your arms, no laws that protects, no rights in getting them back, but no choice to visit them in a shelter give affection through a fence. This may be the case in a breed specific legislation a ban that targets the Pit Bull terriers deeming the breed as “dangerous or aggressive” they are seen as such that has lead to some states banning the dogs. The breed has always been seen as the “tough” “strong’ type of dog that would be associated with their owners, or in rap videos

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    The America Pit Bull Terrier (APBT) was breed to be a sport dog, they are athletic energetic and a good companion. That being said over the years their reputation has dropped dramatically form once being Americas most popular dog to Americas most hated and feared dog. Pit bulls are nothing like the poor reputation that they have, they are very smart, loving, and friendly dogs. In America, dogs have become part of families and it is not taboo to see them treated, loved and taken care of as if they

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    Around that time the Staffordshire Bull terrier was developed and modern dog-fighting was born. The dog was brought to America in 1817 and dog fighting became part of American culture. The “sport” was endorsed by the United Kennel Club, which actually formulated rules and sanctioned referees. Although dog fighting had become illegal in most states by the 1860’s, it continued to flourish as an American pastime through the early twentieth century. It was so popular in fact that in 1881 the Ohio and

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    The American bull terrier is a loving breed perfect for family life. They love their families and children so much, however, that they need lots of attention and don't do well when left alone for long stretches of time. It's hard to say no to their adorable oval faces, but you'll need to learn how if you're going to keep your bull terrier out of trouble. Here are some characteristics of the breed you should know about if you're considering an adoption. Size and Lifespan With a lifespan of 12 to

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    Managing Pit Bull Terriers Queensland premier, Peter Beattie says "having a Pit Bull Terrier is like having a loaded gun in your house," this is wrong. It is the bad owners of these dogs that should be held accountable to the destructive behavior of these breeds. Nobody can deny that Pit Bull terriers don't have a bad reputation but that doesn't mean the breed should be eliminated. It is the decent dogs of the breed that are being wrongly accused for the actions of

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    fights Pit Bull Terriers are viewed in a negative light. When the wrong owner gets a Pit Bull and withholds food and teaches the dog to fight it makes a very dangerous dog. Pit bulls are known for their bite strength and fearless personalities. Due to all the negative media, abusive and neglectful pit bull owners; the pit bull terriers are thought of as vicious and unsafe dogs to be around. Pit bull terriers are discriminated against due to a misconception of the breed itself. The name pit bull is slang

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    owning a Pit Bull terrier, it is important to understand the characteristics of the breed as well as your current lifestyle. Caring for a Pit Bull is a long-term commitment that needs to be taken seriously, not just a simple hobby that you participate in when time permits. Unfortunately it is very difficult for many dogs to find a second home in the event that their owners “change their minds” and decide they don’t want a dog after all. The situation is even worse for Pit Bulls due to their reputation

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