its the people that are mean not the animals

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Hear, hear! It angers me that people can just stereotype certain breeds of dogs just because they look fierce, or are rumored to be so... they're all the same, they're DOGS! Why can't people respect that?! -huff- Anyway... love the stamp; looks great. ^.^

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True that
Love the stamp ^^

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I love all animals, and bad dogs are cause of the owners, not the breed....

And when I saw a thing on the news about this, my Step Dad started going off about how he hated when people say that.. say that "bad dogs are cause of the owners, not the breed"...

He's suppose to be an animal lover, I swear I wanted to slap him, and say 'You should be ashamed!"

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Dx I hate people like that. Killing Pits and other dogs off because they are what they are.

it depresses me.

Since I don't have a subscription, I shall fave this ^^"

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it goes to quick...sorry i cant read it

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I love this stamp. My friend recently alerted me to this problem, and my heart went out to the poor things. When I grow up, I actually want many dogs, one being a pit bull. ^^

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can you please make it slower? i do agree! i will use this if it is slower cos i cant read it

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XD I wanted to say something. I mean, every little opinion can mean the beginning of a big change right? xP

My family wants to get a German Shepherd soon, and they're beginning to get a bad rap sheet too D: I wanna defend my future doggeh

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So, here's my take on this whole ordeal: Yes, I believe it is true that Pittbulls, Rottweilers, and the like have a TENDANCY to be aggressive. I honestly do. It's instincts, it just happens to show in them more. H-O-W-E-V-E-R. JUST because they're species/breed have tendancies to be aggressive, does NOT mean EVERY single one will absolutely be a mean, slobbering monster. This is why I get so frustrated with my mom. She's been attacked by large dogs on many occasions, and because of that, she is biased to medium-sized and smaller dogs. (Basically, bulldogs, pittbulls, and rotties she's terrified of) I can partly understand, after all they could've killed her. But on one such occassion a dog that attacked her was owned by a meth man. (i.e. Some drug dude who's on meth) If that dog was raised by a normal person, it probably could've been a great dog. While genes DO play a role, the owner plays a bigger role BY FAR. Example? Before we had our German Sheppard, we had another dog. Now, if I remember, he was German Shephard, Malimute, and some other mixes of dog. Oh yeah, and he was part wolf. Now before you go "OMGuhadawolf?!? He could've KILLED YOU!" Yeah. I was aware of that when I was little, and I still am, after he has passed away. My parents made sure to keep me away from him when I was smaller, because then he'd think that he was dominant over me, and all that stuff. During the summers, he'd get so hot and cranky, if you went to pet him, he'd growl and you, and he was also food aggressive. I don't even think I even hugged him once. But you know what? That dog was a freakin hero. One of our barns was being raided by our creepy neighbors and he barked and howled while the guy was throwing furniture at him, so loud he woke my parents up so they could call the police. And you know what else? The summer after sixth grade, my parents were redoing me and my sister's room, and the french doors were gone, leaving the wall open, nothing protecting it but a see-through sheet of plastic. We woke up the next morning and he was dead, lying in front of our room, curled up, still looking out for us in long slumber. What was the point of this whole shpeal? It truly doesn't matter what kind of dog it is. It depends on the owner. If you get all the proper facts, and give them love and attention, it really doesn't matter what kind of dog you have. It really makes me pity those who are so misguided and judgemental. They're missing out on a lot. </freakishly long, pointless rant>
Dang-o I wish I had a subscription right now. *faves it instead XD* Oh yeah, awesome stamp! 8D *brick'd*