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Topic: ANOTHER PIT BULL ATTACK IN PACIFICA. DOG KILLED PREGNANT WOMAN
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macthizzle
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Sucks. I own a pit that will be 1 y/o on 8/21. i take him to dog parks,when i arrive people tend to leave. My dog is kid friendly and neutered. Just dont like how this breed is judged.
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[ August 12, 2011, 12:21 PM: Message edited by: 79 cobra ]
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fredfifty
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dude, post a link or something very sad news though..rip to her and her unborn...
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2011/08/12/MNK21KMFEB.DTL
quote: PACIFICA -- A pregnant Pacifica woman was mauled and killed by a family pit bull Thursday inside her home and discovered by her husband when he returned from work.
Darla Napora, 32, was found by her husband, Greg, at their house at 588 Reina del Mar around noon.
Greg Napora told police that he arrived home to find one of the couple's two pit bulls standing over his wife's body. He was able to get the dog into the backyard before police arrived a few moments later, according to Capt. Dave Bertini, a Pacifica police spokesman.
Attempts to revive Darla Napora were unsuccessful, and she was pronounced dead at the scene.
While the investigation was under way, Bertini said, the 2-year-old male dog got loose from the yard. Police fired three shots at the pit bull, killing it.
The family's second pit bull was not believed to have been involved in the attack, but was removed as a precaution by the Peninsula Humane Society, which provides animal control services for San Mateo County.
By late afternoon, police had left the scene and the house sat quiet, the front door slightly open. The only visible evidence of the horrific episode was a pool of drying blood on the gravel driveway near the front door.
Neighbor Kathy Carlson, 63, saw the distraught husband outside the house before the police arrived.
"He was in the driveway all frantic, yelling," said Carlson, who lives across from the white single-story home that the Naporas began renting last winter. "He had blood on his hands, blood on his shirt and blood down his pants."
Residents and visitors to the quiet block struggled to make sense of what had occurred.
"They are not barking dogs. They seemed friendly," Carlson said of the two pit bulls owned by the Naporas. "I have a pit also, and he's an absolute angel. It's just really sad."
A former neighborhood resident on the scene wasn't nearly so sympathetic to the presence of pit bulls.
"I'm scared to death of them," said Jeni Viny, 59, in Pacifica for a high school reunion. Viny of Nashville recalled being at a dog obedience class where a 4-month-old pit bull began attacking other dogs in the room. "I hate them."
The death of Darla Napora was not the first case in the Bay Area where pit bulls have killed members of the families that owned them.
In 2010, 2-year-old Jacob Bisbee was attacked by three dogs in his step-grandfather's Concord garage. The owner, Steven Hayashi, has since been charged with involuntary manslaughter.
Five years earlier saw the death of Nicholas Faibish, 12, who was mauled by his family's pit bulls in San Francisco after his mother left them alone in the house with her son, who had a learning disability.
The most notorious mauling case locally involved Diane Whipple, a 33-year-old lacrosse coach at St. Mary's College who was killed in her Pacific Heights apartment building by a 120-pound Presa Canario. The dog was being kept by attorneys Marjorie Knoller and Robert Noel, each of whom served prison time as a result of the death. Knoller is still in prison.
San Francisco passed a law in 2005 that pit bulls owned by city residents must be spayed or neutered. Pacifica has no such law. The dog found with Darla Napora had not been neutered, police said.
Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2011/08/11/BAK21KMFEB.DTL#ixzz1Upe7hqMR
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quote: Originally posted by macthizzle: Sucks. I own a pit that will be 1 y/o on 8/21. i take him to dog parks,when i arrive people tend to leave. My dog is kid friendly and neutered. Just dont like how this breed is judged.
same thing here i own 3 pits and everytime i go 2 the dog park people either give me dirty looks or just leave HATE HOW PEOPLE JUDGE THE BREED AND NOT THE OWNERS
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well she shouldnt have been talking shit
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macthizzle
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I took my dog to the park on wednesday. A 45-50 y/o man asks if my dog is pappered (registered in san mateo county) and neutered. He also asks me why i like that dangerous breed.
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Is it something inherent in pit bulls, or is it the type of person/people that own them?
I'm genuinely curious. It's hard to be non-biased about the breed when it seems that every time you turn around, you're reading about another pit bull attack.
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macthizzle
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I think its all on the owner and how the dog is raised. Some owners train their dogs to protect and fight. A pit bull is the most loyal dog one could have.
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You read about men and women killing kids all the time, does that mean we are all going to do it?
Its a case by case basis.
Fuckin dog tried some shit with my kid in the stroller with my wife pushing and my dog on a leash one time, happened to be a pit bull and it happened to be in Chico, I picked that mother fer up like I would a grown man and broke its back over my knee.......A pregnant woman? Not so lucky.
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the only difference between pits and any other breed is their "gameness" that was bred into them. There are a lot of other breeds more likely to start something, its just pits WILL finish it for the most part. I'm not some ignorant pitbull hater, I had a staffordshire for a long time. my shepherd grew up in a house with two other pits and his best friend is an 85 pound white male pit that was rescued from a fighting ring as a pup. They were trained right though and have never tried to challenge each other and we don't let them play fight at all as it can turn quickly. they just run/swim/hike together with equal respect and always excited when they see each other. that being said, i have also had my GSD attacked three different times by pits at dog parks before he was even a year and a half old(they try and mount him, he turns around to growl and they go strait for him.). I no longer go to dog parks because of this, i have scars on my hands/arms from breaking them up while the owners stood there and watched and over 2k worth of vet bills ive had to fork out. I've never had him get in a fight with any other breeds.
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It sounds like this dog was a family dog. Is the husband at fault for owning a pitbull?
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It falls on the owners most of the time. I have a fear / food agressive dog ( not a pitbull ) I do take her to the dog park..... But she stays on a leash, I even bring a muzzle and leave if she starts acting up. BTW she is fixed.
Sad story and even worse are the hatefull remarks made in the article about pitbulls
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fredfifty
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title says it all..."another pitbull attack..." this shows the general public view of pits (and the title was by a pro-pit owner)
ive never owned a pit because of the history it has built up...or any dog for the last 18 years...and if i do get one, its gonna be one that can fit in the palm of my hand...for my familys sake.
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That's pretty sad man RIP, as far as pitbulls go I will tell you from my "personal experience" when it comes to those dogs it does seem like 99% of the time it's the owner which leads to more stories like this about pitbulls then say german shepherds or even rotts. Damn sad story!
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quote: Originally posted by DIRTY SALLY: well she shouldnt have been talking shit
Aww shit LMFAO I'm dying at work shit man you're on a roll!!!!!
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Pitbulls are terriers. Terriers were bred for killing, specifically small animals. Some terriers can be triggered and their natural extinct comes out, which is to kill. This dog probably got confused somehow and something got triggered inside of him.
My dad used to hunt pigs with a pack of Airedales. Some of our neighbors decided to get them because they liked my Dad's dogs. My Dad knew these people had cats and warned them that it was a bad idea to have terriers and cats in the same house. The neighbors blew him off and said as long as you raise the dog with the cat it will be fine. What happened a few years later? The lady came home and found pieces of her cat in her driveway with blood all over the dogs muzzle. Something triggered that dog and he did what he was bred to do.
Having pit bulls is like keeping a loaded gun in your house with kids. Most likely nothing will happen, but you are increasing your chances of a tragedy.
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Over the years ive owned a number of pitbulls and its sad to hear stories like this. a pit is a dog that needs to be put in check but at the same time shown love. Show them from day one your the master ,the same with your spouse and children. If you dont show a dog the chain of command they will get to a point to challenge you. If you show them love they will respect the pack and not need to challenge anybody.
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CLEEN 50
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I love how when something like this happens, pitbull owners come out of the woodworks defending the breed. These dogs are natural killers, its in their genes. Lol @ the owners getting booty hurt cause people vacate the area when you and your dog come to the park. Are you worried about the dogs feelings or your own lol? Everytime I see one, I want to shoot it in the face . Sure theyre some really calm trained ones out there, but theyre only calm around the owners and family. On the loose they're wild animals and should be shot when seen
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CLEEN 50
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quote: Originally posted by SF Coupe: Pitbulls are terriers. Terriers were bred for killing, specifically small animals. Some terriers can be triggered and their natural extinct comes out, which is to kill. This dog probably got confused somehow and something got triggered inside of him.
My dad used to hunt pigs with a pack of Airedales. Some of our neighbors decided to get them because they liked my Dad's dogs. My Dad knew these people had cats and warned them that it was a bad idea to have terriers and cats in the same house. The neighbors blew him off and said as long as you raise the dog with the cat it will be fine. What happened a few years later? The lady came home and found pieces of her cat in her driveway with blood all over the dogs muzzle. Something triggered that dog and he did what he was bred to do.
Having pit bulls is like keeping a loaded gun in your house with kids. Most likely nothing will happen, but you are increasing your chances of a tragedy.
The simple fact that something can trigger this breed at any moment is reason enough for people not to be able to own them. This goes for every other breed out there who is capable of killing humans.
Owners talk about how you need to show the pitbull whos boss etc etc blah blah blah. The problem here is, how the fuck would you know who is actually doing that and even if done, the dog still has a chance of snapping. Most other breeds you don't have to show them shit because most breeds aren't capable of killing people.
RIP to the woman and her unborn. smh this is a damn shame
quote: Originally posted by Slowback67: Sad story and even worse are the hatefull remarks made in the article about pitbulls
WTF So the hateful remarks are worse than the actual HUMAN deaths themselves lol! WTF planet do you live on? [ August 12, 2011, 07:41 PM: Message edited by: CLEEN 50 ]
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Again man I think it comes back to the owenrs, most pit bull owners, yes even you cafords don't try to play like it's not you, walk around trying to look like tough guys with their pit bulls, teaching them to fight, not taking care of them, etc. etc. just to make the dog tough and scary, that's why the dogs attack, even when you take care of the dogs you still try to make them look tough cropping their ears etc. It starts with the owner as always and don't deny it you know damn well if you're out with your pit you think youre a bad ass.
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^^^^^ YOU MUST OWN A POODLE
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quote: Originally posted by CLEEN 50: I love how when something like this happens, pitbull owners come out of the woodworks defending the breed. These dogs are natural killers, its in their genes. Lol @ the owners getting booty hurt cause people vacate the area when you and your dog come to the park. Are you worried about the dogs feelings or your own lol? Everytime I see one, I want to shoot it in the face . Sure theyre some really calm trained ones out there, but theyre only calm around the owners and family. On the loose they're wild animals and should be shot when seen
This has to be one of the most ignorant statements I've seen posted on this board and that's a bold statement. Pitbulls have been used in fighting rings they were not used to kill pregnant woman or children. It's so sad to see this happen I wish nothin but the best for the family of the attack. I can really care less if people leave the dog park when I show up with my pitty or walk across the street to avoid crossing paths, but when people start saying these dogs have it in their genes to be agressive is dumb. I'm Mexican and just because I'm Latino don't mean I like menudo!!
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I agree its the owners.My dog is really calm and so cool that he wears sun glasses.Ive had him since he was 3 weeks. Very smart and loyal dog. Run 2 miles a day with him and take him to dog parks 2-3 times a week.
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quote: Originally posted by macthizzle: ^^^^^ YOU MUST OWN A POODLE
Actually I own a Daschund lol and I'm still a bad ass don't need a Pit to make me tough LOL I'm just speaking from my experiences, I love all dogs including pitbulls I'm actually a huge dog nut, but I have seen a ton of idiot owners with these dogs. I love these dogs just wish they wouldn't always end up in the hands of Tookie Williams or Michael Vick who turn them into bad dogs.
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CLEEN 50
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quote: Originally posted by blackfifty: quote: Originally posted by CLEEN 50: I love how when something like this happens, pitbull owners come out of the woodworks defending the breed. These dogs are natural killers, its in their genes. Lol @ the owners getting booty hurt cause people vacate the area when you and your dog come to the park. Are you worried about the dogs feelings or your own lol? Everytime I see one, I want to shoot it in the face . Sure theyre some really calm trained ones out there, but theyre only calm around the owners and family. On the loose they're wild animals and should be shot when seen
This has to be one of the most ignorant statements I've seen posted on this board and that's a bold statement. Pitbulls have been used in fighting rings they were not used to kill pregnant woman or children. It's so sad to see this happen I wish nothin but the best for the family of the attack. I can really care less if people leave the dog park when I show up with my pitty or walk across the street to avoid crossing paths, but when people start saying these dogs have it in their genes to be agressive is dumb. I'm Mexican and just because I'm Latino don't mean I like menudo!!
Who cares what you think lol. First of all thats a horrible analogy and doesn't correlate at all. Look it up, they have been bred to have these aggresive traits, just like some breeds have other traits. Its not a hard concept to grasp. You're just another pitbull owner defending the breed, thats all. Don't get your panties in a bunch all over a pitbull dude, people died plain n simple. Humans > dogs [ August 12, 2011, 07:59 PM: Message edited by: CLEEN 50 ]
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