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As an owner of a Pitbull mix, I have come across people who hate the breed of my dog. The internet, outside, everywhere. People who spend their time sitting at a computer, writing basically a book on why they hate Pitbulls. 90% of them haven't even seen a real Pitbull up close and personal themselves.

It really makes me wonder, why people who have never even been 3 metres away from a Pitbull, spend their lives saying they are 'monsters' and should be killed. I'm sorry, would you like me to say that about your dog's breed? Or your family? Because my Pit IS my family. And when you threaten him, you're threatening me.

A lot of people have told me, face-to-face, that my dog should be put down. That is a complete slap in the face to me. It drives me crazy when someone tells me that a member of my family deserves to die. And for what? Being born? God did not give him life for it to simply be taken for him. Same with us all.

How is my dog any different from us? Just because the media reports dogs that have bitten people*, why should they die? Do WE not have murderers all over the world? Should WE all be killed because someone took another's life? No.
*(Did you know, there are over 25 other breed that look identical to Pitbulls? So think twice before you hear that a 'Pitbull" has bitten someone.)

After that, you're probably still wondering, "Oh, I still hate them, and they should still all die." Please, go crawl back into your cave, and save your stupid remark for someone else.

About Snoop: Snoop, or Snoopy, is my almost-6-year-old American Pitbull Terrier/English Pointer mix. We rescued him from the Toronto Humane Society when he was 10 months old, in 2006. His estimated birthday is April 17th, 2005. He's a big lazy goofball that loves swimming and going for walks. I hope he'll still be around, so I can take him to university with me.

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As an owner of a Pitbull mix, I have come across people who hate the breed of my dog. The internet, outside, everywhere. People who spend their time sitting at a computer, writing basically a book on why they hate Pitbulls. 90% of them haven't even seen a real Pitbull up close and personal themselves.

It really makes me wonder, why people who have never even been 3 metres away from a Pitbull, spend their lives saying they are 'monsters' and should be killed. I'm sorry, would you like me to say that about your dog's breed? Or your family? Because my Pit IS my family. And when you threaten him, you're threatening me.

A lot of people have told me, face-to-face, that my dog should be put down. That is a complete slap in the face to me. It drives me crazy when someone tells me that a member of my family deserves to die. And for what? Being born? God did not give him life for it to simply be taken for him. Same with us all.

How is my dog any different from us? Just because the media reports dogs that have bitten people*, why should they die? Do WE not have murderers all over the world? Should WE all be killed because someone took another's life? No.
*(Did you know, there are over 25 other breed that look identical to Pitbulls? So think twice before you hear that a 'Pitbull" has bitten someone.)

After that, you're probably still wondering, "Oh, I still hate them, and they should still all die." Please, go crawl back into your cave, and save your stupid remark for someone else.

About Snoop: Snoop, or Snoopy, is my almost-6-year-old American Pitbull Terrier/English Pointer mix. We rescued him from the Toronto Humane Society when he was 10 months old, in 2006. His estimated birthday is April 17th, 2005. He's a big lazy goofball that loves swimming and going for walks. I hope he'll still be around, so I can take him to university with me.