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Seems like the pitbull has a pug snout from the impact..
Aweee. Seems like you should invest in curtains now, too.
I can't stop laughing I feel for you OP my dog tried the same with my screen door but lucky for me and much to his demise his head just bounced off and he landed on his ass.
Aww :( hope your dog feels better
It was just acting on instinct, protecting you.
YDI for owning such an uncontrollable and UGLY dog. No matter how much you try training pit bulls, they were bred to be the most vicious dog imaginable, and you can never know when they will turn on you or your family, or your neighbors.
Ignorant, ignorant commenters, please keep to yourselves. I have countless stories about how damn sweet and full of love my foster pit bull is.
Am I the only one worried about the poor stray dog? I hope both dogs are okay either way, though.
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Thats not true. Like all dogs, it depends on the training. My aunt has a pitbull and it's one of the sweetest dogs I've met.
A chuhuahua can be just as mentally vicious as a pitbull, in fact those little bitches will bite your toes off, but when they do it, it's cute. If a pitbull did the same thing, he's probably have to be put down. Double standards? Yes. And it's pretty damn obvious considering those loving canines are banned from the UK. It's time to unite and fight breedism, their time is now.