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  • misterthegray said:
    Weird way to spell "pitbull" but I'll accept it.

    Funnily enough I heard pitbulls don't make good guard dogs because they have a tendency to be too nice, contrary to what people think.

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  • bakeneko said:
    Funnily enough I heard pitbulls don't make good guard dogs because they have a tendency to be too nice, contrary to what people think.

    Yeah, they're pretty nice dogs. Their smiles are also very heartwarming too!

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  • MMMmmm yes ♪, maul a child *beatboxing* maul maul a child yeah! ♪
    Oooouuh yes ♪, maul a child *beatboxing* meet the Deathclaw Woo! ♪

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  • bakeneko said:
    Funnily enough I heard pitbulls don't make good guard dogs because they have a tendency to be too nice, contrary to what people think.

    Yes they are sweeties, I helped raise three of them and they were all sweet, dumb as a bag of bricks but sweet nonetheless~

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  • misterthegray said:
    Yeah, they're pretty nice dogs. Their smiles are also very heartwarming too!

    Who will win: yearly stats of bite incidents with all dog breeds, or a soccer mom on Facebook posting a picture of a Pitbull with a crown of roses on his head?

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  • dirtyratmatt said:
    Who will win: yearly stats of bite incidents with all dog breeds, or a soccer mom on Facebook posting a picture of a Pitbull with a crown of roses on his head?

    Quick question: Is the soccer mom's name Karen?

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  • dirtyratmatt said:
    Who will win: yearly stats of bite incidents with all dog breeds, or a soccer mom on Facebook posting a picture of a Pitbull with a crown of roses on his head?

    That's unfair, pitbulls are such lovely dogs as long as you don't make direct eye contact or breathe too loudly near them!

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  • dirtyratmatt said:
    Who will win: yearly stats of bite incidents with all dog breeds, or a soccer mom on Facebook posting a picture of a Pitbull with a crown of roses on his head?

    Ah yes, let's compare stats of an entire CATEGORY that includes mixes and falsely labelled vs specific breeds... that won't be skewed in the slightest!

    Funny how people didn't have issue with them for a century prior to the 80s when the news media started to demonize them due to thug culture. Can guarantee you had thugs used Labradors instead you'd be here telling us what a demonic breed Labradors are.

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  • bakeneko said:
    Funnily enough I heard pitbulls don't make good guard dogs because they have a tendency to be too nice, contrary to what people think.

    as in most cases it comes down to the owner and dog attacks are a rarity, regardless, the science is heavy scued. Over the years, studies into fatal interactions between canines and humans have proven fiercely controversial, given the myriad of circumstances behind different attacks. In the mid-1990s, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention conducted a broad analysis of dog breeds involved in fatal attacks in the United States between 1979 and 1996. Over that period, the Pit Bull was identified as the breed/type of dog involved in 60 incidents, ahead of the Rottweiler in 29 and the German Shepherd in 19. wheter that is because of the breed or the type of owner to choose that breed is up to you

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  • hnnnnngggggggg said:
    as in most cases it comes down to the owner and dog attacks are a rarity, regardless, the science is heavy scued. Over the years, studies into fatal interactions between canines and humans have proven fiercely controversial, given the myriad of circumstances behind different attacks. In the mid-1990s, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention conducted a broad analysis of dog breeds involved in fatal attacks in the United States between 1979 and 1996. Over that period, the Pit Bull was identified as the breed/type of dog involved in 60 incidents, ahead of the Rottweiler in 29 and the German Shepherd in 19. wheter that is because of the breed or the type of owner to choose that breed is up to you

    I once heard someone say that pitbulls tend not to be that good of guard dogs, as they tend to have a friendly demeanor, but people choose them as guard dogs due to the reputation of the breed, from that point it's less the dog itself being inherently violent and more that people train them to be violent so they can act as a guard dog and a method of intimidation.

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  • bakeneko said:
    Funnily enough I heard pitbulls don't make good guard dogs because they have a tendency to be too nice, contrary to what people think.

    They are protective of their owners but are able to judge character well a lived with a full blooded blue noes that was said to be bad with males and she slept in my bed with me and cuddled me too lol they are loyal and smart dogs they know when their being abused and when they can will ask for help

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  • daedius said:
    Ah yes, let's compare stats of an entire CATEGORY that includes mixes and falsely labelled vs specific breeds... that won't be skewed in the slightest!

    Funny how people didn't have issue with them for a century prior to the 80s when the news media started to demonize them due to thug culture. Can guarantee you had thugs used Labradors instead you'd be here telling us what a demonic breed Labradors are.

    Contrary to beliefs golden receivers are one of the top breeds that kill mainly outs fear of something or being abused

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  • misterthegray said:
    Weird way to spell "pitbull" but I'll accept it.

    Yeah I got mauled by my dads Pitt when I was younger, I had just come home from school as I opened the door he came out and went for my throat (I still have heavy scars on my neck and one ear) he had never been punished much less abused so we don't know why he did it but after that day he was violent with our chihuahua so we had to get a kennel because we couldn't keep him inside with her and the cat

    Thirteen years later and I'm a cat person.

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  • The future of fallout makes me worry for the future of Elder Scrolls.

    It's a weird Cooperation Mechanic between the two. Skyrim introduced the perk point system and crafting mechanic which carried over to fallout. Fallout introduced awful settlements and better body shape options; will it carry over Elder Scrolls?

    Just to add something to this, you think the weight system might be outdated; I think a way of actually balancing it is like Prey's Inventory Management, maybe?

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  • What's funny is kids can't die in Fallout so a Deathclaw isn't that out of the question for trying to maul one, I mean point blank Laser Tommy Gun wasn't enough

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  • Man, I haven't been to this post for a while. Apologies if I necro it to reply to some comments.

    curonrd said:
    Are we talking to a british zombie then?

    While I am not British (American actually), I can confirm that I look like a zombie, but might not be. Is it something to do with looking like a reorganized sentient frame of bones, sinew, and flesh? Can't find the skin for some reason...

    vulpinstein said:
    Yeah I got mauled by my dads Pitt when I was younger, I had just come home from school as I opened the door he came out and went for my throat (I still have heavy scars on my neck and one ear) he had never been punished much less abused so we don't know why he did it but after that day he was violent with our chihuahua so we had to get a kennel because we couldn't keep him inside with her and the cat

    Thirteen years later and I'm a cat person.

    I hope you're doing okay man. Have a fantastic day.

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