Odd?...

[gooeydog]

http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?BRD=1429&dept_id=185489&newsid=6184933&PAG=461&rfi=9

[Guest Anonymous]

Does it sound almost fishy or did I not read it right??

[corgilady]

:o How odd!

[Guest roo]

wHAT A SAD SITUATION, :evilbat:
THE WHOLE THING IS RIDICULOUS.

[bk_blue]

Weird all right :-? I mean, they didn't know for sure that it was a Pit in the first place. And the "bite marks".... hmmm.... SOMEONE's telling fibs....

[Dad4duchess]

odd

[gooeydog]

Glad I'm not the only one who thought it was just the slightest bit strange :lol: The dog was playing with her kids, then she chased it and it "attacked" her kid, not breaking skin even though with a dog that young (as they said he was) the teeth are quite sharp. Afterwards, someone tried to chase the dog off, but it just wanted to play, and when the dog was in the school it acted fine. It sounds to me like the dog was still playing when the woman chased it off, and jumped on the kid out of excitement and scratched it or mouthed it. If it had really been an attack on the 5 yr old, especially "to the throat", there would have been more than a red mark. Not to mention the SPCA officers stated that there was no damage to the girl, so who knows if the dog even did it. The school called the police and restrained the dog, what more did the woman want? Would she have preferred the police make a dramatic appearance minutes after the "attack" and blow the dog's head off in front of the kids? :mad: It just "disturbs" me a bit to see something like this blown so out of proportion.

[Bentley's Dad]

Sounds like bull, i would expect a pitt, even one not full grown, to extremely hurt a 5 year old if not kill her. Also why would a "vet tech" let their 5 year old child (guessing about 35 pounds) play with a young pitt (guessing 50 pounds) especially since pitt's have a bad rep (even though its undeserving) who wasnt on a leash.