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Friday 20 February 2015

Jackie Jenkins · Top Commenter yeah because most of the trainers These well love dogs are taken to, are purposely training the dog behind the owners back to attack and kill its owners.

  • Brian Adamson ·  Top Commenter · Stud at A&d transportation
    http://www.journalvetbehavior.com/article/S1558-7878(07)00236-5/abstract here is some actual science http://www.appliedanimalbehaviour.com/article/S0168-1591(13)00292-X/abstract by actual scientists, not a failed psychic http://www.journalvetbehavior.com/article/S1558-7878(07)00264-X/abstract that proves it is in fact NOT THE BREED OR GENETICS. It is the owners of the individual problem dogs that are responsible for the behavior of their dogs. Millions of pit bull type dogs never hurt anyone while only 0.0001% ever attack anyone. It does not take a genius to figure out that 0.0001% does not add up to an entire group of dogs being defective. The only thing defective is your thought process.
    • Jackie Jenkins ·  Top Commenter
      yeah because most of the trainers These well love dogs are taken to, are purposely training the dog behind the owners back to attack and kill its owners.
    • Terry Holt
      Jackie Jenkins thanks for your insight and/or attempted sarcasm but we all know about you and your pack and soon the world will be aware of all you haters, tick tock
  • Mary Ricker ·  Top Commenter · Network Analyst III at The Nature Conservancy
    I've warned Ms. Wall before about the legal consequences of touting "break sticks" to the public, but she has chosen to ignore it. Breaks sticks are considered dog fighting paraphernalia by many law enforcement agencies and you will have some explaining to do if certain police officers sees you with one. They are also responsible for many serious dog bites in the hands of inexperienced users. She is not quoting a snippet about break sticks directed at animal shelters to the general public because she cares about people. She is doing it to make people think pit bulls are different and require special tools to handle, but since there are over 1 million pit bulls in the U.S. and very few people even know what a break stick is, I'd say that's a good clue that she has no clue what she is quoting or talking about. She's also negle... See More
    • Mary Ricker ·  Top Commenter · Network Analyst III at The Nature Conservancy
      And that sounds like reputable information. I expect people who live in a country that is dog centric to learn how to behave around dogs, read dog body language, get involved with helping the community stop irresponsible ownership & breeding and definitely learn how to break up a dog fight without a high risk of getting bit while doing it.
    • Jackie Jenkins ·  Top Commenter
      good to know I'll just carry a Phillips head screwdriver
    • Terry Holt
      Jackie Jenkins i think medication and counselling might help?
  • Mary Ricker ·  Top Commenter · Network Analyst III at The Nature Conservancy
    BTW, Pit Bull Rescue Center is a “virtual shelter”. That means it is a resource for rescues and owners of certain types of bully breeds to use. They are not, nor do they claim to be, a leading authority on anything. The fact that Ms. Wall touts them as that, when they themselves deny it is laughable. Here’s their mission statement: http://www.pbrc.net/info.html That’s quite a different perspective that what Ms. Wall’s cut and pasted together snippets offer. Shame on her.
    • Dakota West ·  Top Commenter
      Annals of Surgery:
      April 2011 - Volume 253 - Issue 4 - p 791–797
      doi: 10.1097/SLA.0b013e318211cd68

      Mortality, Mauling, and Maiming by Vicious Dogs
      Bini, John K. MD; Cohn, Stephen M. MD; Acosta, Shirley M. RN, BSN; McFarland, Marilyn J. RN, MS; Muir, Mark T. MD; Michalek, Joel E. PhD; for the TRISAT Clinical Trials Group

      Conclusions: Attacks by pit bulls are associated with higher morbidity rates, higher hospital charges, and a higher risk of death than are attacks by other breeds of dogs. Strict regulation of pit bulls may substantially reduce the US mortality rates related to dog bites.

      http://journals.lww.com/annalsofsurgery/Abstract/2011/04000/Mortality,_Mauling,_and_Maiming_by_Vicious_Dogs.23.aspx
      • Mary Ricker ·  Top Commenter · Network Analyst III at The Nature Conservancy
        The TRISAT Clinic Trial Group study “Mortality, Mauling…..”. You can find the study here:http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21475022. Notice the only two citations on the study page on PubMed are links that point to TWO rebuttals published in the Annals of Surgery that list other studies that totally debunk the first study. The published rebuttals list many flaws with that one study. There are no citations in favor of the study.

        Not only the Annals, but also the Journal of American Veterinary Medicine published rebuttals to the flawed study because so many people were upset that junk science was published in the Annals. Here’s your favorite groups published rebuttal: http://nationalcanineresearchcouncil.com/uploaded_files/tinymce/Bini-Commentary-FINAL.pdfThat rebuttal not only lists the inaccuracies and flaws with the TRISAT study, but also lists other studies that are in direct contradiction to it. The scientific community is a wonderful resource for facts and many scientists & researchers are very quick to call out bad science, as was the case with the TRISAT study “Mortality, Mauling, and Maiming…”, which is why the only people who use it for reference are people pushing for breed specific legislation.
      • Mary Ricker ·  Top Commenter · Network Analyst III at The Nature Conservancy
        The NCRC has experts in the field AND they have published many peer reviewed papers and are looked at favorably and often turned to in the scientific community for their research into canine behavior. What's REALLY funny is someone that posted about Alexandria Semyonova is trying to discount them! THAT is funny. Here's more NCRC with actual ground truthed, peer reviewed papers on Dog Bite Fatalities http://nationalcanineresearchcouncil.com/dogbites/dog-bite-related-fatalities/.
      • Terry Holt
        Dakota West · the annals of surgery study isn't really a study it's a joke among the legitimate scientists
        http://merritcliftondebunked.blogspot.com.au/2015/02/the-annals-of-surgery-study.html
      • Dakota West ·  Top Commenter
        Mary Ricker Maybe you should look up what "peer reviewed" actually means in the scientific community. The NCRC actually has none.
      • Mary Ricker ·  Top Commenter · Network Analyst III at The Nature Conservancy
        Really? I'm sorry, you must be new to this. And of course you missed the two citations on the NCBI link in dispute of the TRISAT study. Are they somehow linked to NCRC? Sorry, they are not. http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/chat/3103448/posts
      • Mary Ricker ·  Top Commenter · Network Analyst III at The Nature Conservancy
        It's unfortunate you are trying to change the subject by trying to discredit the NCRC, when plenty of other research not done by the NCRC has also been posted here. Of course, board members of the NCRC have actually authored, co-authored & published papers that were peer reviewed. Like I said below, you don't like the breed, just own it instead of trying to tell white lies to make it sound more rational. Here's non-NCRC data for you. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8657532 ; And here's Karen Delise of NCRC peer reviewed and published: http://avmajournals.avma.org/doi/abs/10.2460/javma.243.12.1726
      • Dakota West ·  Top Commenter
        They got their information from the Humane Society of the United States, which they are pro pit bull. And the link from a blog chat, I'm not even going to bother. LMAO
      • Dakota West ·  Top Commenter
        Even the Humane Society in your Jun;97 link "Pit bulls, the most commonly reported breed, were involved in 24 deaths"
      • Mary Ricker ·  Top Commenter
        So which is? They don't have any peer reviewed, published papers, or they do but you don't like how some of the data was obtained? http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23904637 That's from Canada btw, well out of the reach of any claim of being influenced by the NCRC.

        The link to freerepublic was used because you can read the paper for free from there. If you'd rather, go on another site and pay to read the paper, instead of reading it for free on freerepublic or just go to the NCRC's page http://www.nationalcanineresearchcouncil.com/blog/potentially-preventable-husbandry-factors-co-occur-in-most-dog-bite-related-fatalities/ It's that simple.
      • Dakota West ·  Top Commenter
        Karen Delise(NCRC) harasses victims families that lost a loved one to a fatal a pit bull attack to get them to change their story it was a pit bull...even if it had papers. SMH
      • Brian Adamson ·  Top Commenter · Stud at A&d transportation
        Dakota West You can claim that the NCRC is biased and they may very well be. The only problem is, biased or not, their research has been peer reviewed and accepted in the scientific community. Karen Delise discloses all of her raw data for anyone that would like to check her work. That is how it is supposed to be. It does not matter if she is pro pit bull or not because her work is sound and scientifically accepted. One could easily argue that Merritt Clifton and Colleen Lynne are biased as well because they are. That is not a problem either, as long as they disclose all of their raw data so it can be peer reviewed. OOOHHH that is a big problem though isn't it. Merritt does not share any of his data used to come up with his conclusions and Colleen just uses Merritt's studies. Nothing peer reviewed and a complete refusal to show his work adds up to junk science. No wonder they try so hard to discredit an honest, respected researcher. This is getting comical
      • Mary Ricker ·  Top Commenter
        I've never seen Karen Delise harass anyone. I've seen plenty examples of her being harassed by dogsbite supporters like Jeff B. He's devoted whole blog posts to talking about her, AFF and several other people. I've seen nothing like that from her or any other people that are affiliated with the NCRC. For the most part, she seems to try and ignore him and the crazy people that are constantly posting about her. I've also seen on dogsbite own web blog their detailed stalking of victim's families & friends to try and find anyone that would say it was pit bull that killed someone in cases where law enforcement & animal control said it was not a pit bull. http://article.sapub.org/10.5923.j.sociology.20130302.02.html
      • Mary Ricker ·  Top Commenter
        That's exactly right, Brian. Merritt is even on video stating that media sources are the most accurate way to get dog bite data. That pretty much helps people decipher where his "statistics" come from.
      • Luke & Babette's Big "Pitbull" Lobby
        Dakota West Thanks for the plug, but we had nothing to do with that seminal NCRC study, so you can take off that tin foil hat now...or not.
      • Terry Holt
        Dakota West · the annals of surgery study isn't really a study it's a joke among the legitimate scientists
        http://merritcliftondebunked.blogspot.com.au/2015/02/the-annals-of-surgery-study.html
      • Terry Holt
        Dakota West you are critical of all the legitimate sources while quoting dogsbut?? pmsl are you serious?
        http://debunkingdogsbite.blogspot.com.au/2015/02/the-manipulations-and-attacks-of.html
    • Dakota West ·  Top Commenter
      Heritability of Behavior in the Abnormally Aggressive Dog

      http://www.scribd.com/doc/14810086/Heritability-of-Behavior-in-the-Abnormally-Aggressive-Dog-by-A-Semyonova
      • Mary Ricker ·  Top Commenter · Network Analyst III at The Nature Conservancy
        That's a funny post because it is NOT a study, nor was it published in the scientific community. It was published on Colleen Lynn's web blog.

        Alexandra Semyonova doesn't have any academic credentials or degrees. She has no canine behavior training. She hasn't published any papers for peer review. She has published a book titled "The 100 Silliest Things People Say about Dogs". It was self-published. She preaches that dogs function within an extreme dominance hierarchy with the exception of Pit Bulls, which she says are not normal dogs because they don't respond to anything. Sorry, but she's a total quack who was hoping to cash in on the dog craze with her book but it didn't work.

        It's time for dogsbite supporters to start being honest and quit trying to convince people that pit bulls are dangerous by lying to everyone. Just own it. You don't like the breed. You can say that without trying to fudge numbers or posting debunked studies or blogs that look like they are actual papers when they are not.
      • Pitbulls Alive
        Mary Ricker They do need to own it. Everything you have said is right.
      • Dakota West ·  Top Commenter
        Mary Ricker
        You're a quack. LMAO
        You're just jealous that she has more knowledge then the vet tech that started the NCRC.
      • Terry Holt
        Dakota West and you quote quacks like clifton and lynn and now semioverinyaoutofya who's work is based on foxs and wolves not donmesticated animals and as such her work is not relevant to this issue>
      • Luke & Babette's Big "Pitbull" Lobby
        Dakota West Way to advocate against BSL! Keep up the great work with your insults, conspiracy theories and racist logic!
      • Terry Holt
        Dakota West and you quote quacks like clifton and lynn and now semioverinyaoutofya who's work is based on foxs and wolves not donmesticated animals and as such her work is not relevant to this issue>
      • Terry Holt
        typical DBO cultists using a doctor as an expert in a dog conversation, he's probably a good doctor but he only knows what people have told him in relation to the breed of dog involved and as we know cultists say lab mix=pitbull so you obviously can't rely on witnesses.
    • Marc Brown ·  Top Commenter · NYU
      Sometimes pit bull owners tell the truth -- when they think no one else is listening. From a pit bull fan forum (note the generic term ‘bulldog’ and that they know they have unpredictable killers):
      ( Just Like any other dog ?)
      DON'T Leave your Dogs Unsupervised
      There have been a few posts around lately that some owners think it's OK to leave their Bulldogs out in the yard unsupervised, or leave their 2 dogs in the house unseparated when at work. The excuse is usually, " I know my dogs, and they won't fight, their not like that" or "It never happened before so it probably won't" or " my yard is secure, they can't get out and nothing can get in".
      Well here's a little reality check for ya, this is just 2 examples of the many stories I've come across over the years from both seasoned bulldog owners and newcomers to the breed.
      PLEAS... See More
      • Terry Holt
        and he we have marc stalker brown demonstrating how he trolls forums copying and pasting peoples comment to use against them and in his heartless genesidal mission to rid the earth of the demon dog, honestly most of these DBO Cultists are unhinged and verging on deranged , they're far more dangerous then any dogs could ever be.
    • Jackie Jenkins ·  Top Commenter
      the last time I checked large tent stakes were legal. But they make a really great break stick
      • Terry Holt
        really jackie so you've had experience fighting dogs then obviously? you do know break sticks are ilegal are oyu not Jackie spanky stalker jenkins?
    • Jackie Jenkins ·  Top Commenter
      but I can see why as a pitbull owner you would be concerned about carrying a break stick. .Lol
      • Terry Holt
        you crack yourself up don't you Jackie? Jeff was right about the break stick thing eh. i see you all discussing it as a good tactic to provoke owners and such,, you think your're real smart, we find you all un settling and dangerous, because you are!
    • Luke & Babette's Big "Pitbull" Lobby
      For Boomer's next literary trick, "Why I probably hate your lovable [insert race here] family member." In the same way a racist blames minorities when they read about crime, Boomer here sees a "pit bull" problem when he is faced with an unleashed dog. Incidentally, the reason why "pit bulls" register the highest in your sketchy bite statistics is because they are the most popular dog for both US families and click-desperate journalists.
      • Jackie Jenkins ·  Top Commenter
        this one's for all the geniuses, when I have a large orange tent stake in my car. So that I can use it as a break stick. and I don't have a pitbull loaded in a crate in my car. It's probably going to look like I'm carrying a tent stake. Just FYI
        • Jackie Jenkins ·  Top Commenter
          looks like you hate pitbulls for the same reason most sensible people in the country do. Thank you for sharing
          • Marc Brown ·  Top Commenter · NYU
            2014: 45 dead by dog attack in 2014. 35 killed by pit bull type dogs / pit bull mixes (78%). Stars (**) indicate that the killer was someone’s beloved family pit bull that was never abused or neglected. The double dagger (‡) indicates that the ‘pet’ pit bull belonged to the deceased person, their family or a relative.

            Please note that it’s not abused, under-socialized pit bulls doing most of the killing. 83% of the dead children and 72% of the dead adults were killed by someone’s ‘beloved family pet’ pit bull. 56% of the dead children and 39% of the dead adults were killed by their own family’s ‘beloved pet’ pit bull.

            Child fatalities by pit bull type dogs (18):
            Kara Hartrich – 4 y.o. – Bloomington IL ** ‡ [Jan 17]
            Je’vaeh Mayes – 2 y.o. – Temple TX ** ‡ [Feb 17 – pit bull was being babysat by child’s parents]
            Braelynn Rayn... See More
            • Marc Brown ·  Top Commenter · NYU
              33 dead by dog attack in 2013.
              Pit bull type dogs killed thirty of them. Sixteen of that thirty are children.
              Stars indicate people killed by a ‘family’ pit bull – ones that had been raised and cherished as an indoor pet, and ‘never showed aggression before’.

              Child fatalities by pit bull type dog (16):
              Christian Gormanous - 4 yrs old
              Isaiah Aguilar - 2 yrs old
              Ryan Maxwell – Conroe TX – 7 yrs old **
              Dax Borchardt – Walworth WI – 14 mos old **
              Monica Laminack – Bryan Co GA – 21 mos old **
              Tyler Jett – Callaway FL – 7 yrs old
              Jordyn Arndt – Prairie City IA – 4 yrs old **
              Beau Rutledge – Fulton Co GA – 2 yrs old **
              Ayden Evans- Garland Co AR – 5 yrs old **
              Nephi Selu – Union City CA – 6 yrs old **... See More
            • Marc Brown ·  Top Commenter · NYU
              And 2009 through 2012, pit bulls and their mixes killed another 75 people.
          • Pit Bulls Attack People Everyday
            The Pit Bull lobby – Jane Berkey, Animal Farm Foundation, Karen Delise, The National Canine Research Council, Indeterminate Breeds

            https://daxtonsfather.wordpress.com/2014/08/16/the-pit-bull-lobby-jane-berkey-animal-farm-foundation-karen-delise-the-national-canine-research-council-indeterminate-breeds/

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