Banning a type of dog breed is not the way to control poor dog training and bad ownership. If Pit bulls are banned, whats next? People will just move onto the next dog breed that the media brings into the spot light. Any dog can be vicious given the right situation, just as any human can harm someone given the right situation. Pit bulls are given this bad name due to the media and a biased opinion. There is hundreds of dog attacks every year but the only ones the media portrays is Pit bull attacks, so this has made them look dangerous. Please sign this petition if you agree that this Ban on Pit Bulls needs to stop province wide, we need to find a better solution then getting rid of a wonderful breed.
The momentum is shifting. People are finally starting to see past the media bias.
Reached 100 supporters
September 5, 2012
12 Comments
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Kim peters
10 years ago
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I owned a mastiff/pitbull...she was so sweet and playful.i never thought i would ever own one...i used to stereotype pitbulls as well.But Marley was a sweetheart and i dont think its the dogs...its the owners!!!!!
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Staisha Cemm
10 years ago
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We need to punish the owners of the "dogs gone bad" not the breed - i was born and raised around many dogs, most of which were pitbulls.. never had a problem!!!!!
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Kaylin steenhuizen
10 years ago
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I know many pitbuls who are so sweet and kinf and who would harm anyone. Its the owners who are to blame for the poor behavior not the dog
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Brandon Short-Garber
10 years ago
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While we're at it why not just ban all guard dogs? because these pitbulls and other dogs are trained to do this! it makes no sense to ban a dog breed when more are trained like this from other breeds!
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Sandi
10 years ago
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People are the problem, not the animal. Would you ban a child for shooting someone when it's the parents who gave them the gun and said shoot?
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Samantha
10 years ago
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The owners are the problems, not the dogs. There is already a stigma around pitbulls which attracts the wrong owners who train the dogs poorly which creates more of a stigma. We need to control who can own dogs and pitbulls not ban them.
Banning a type of dog breed is not the way to control poor dog training and bad ownership. If Pit bulls are banned, whats next? People will just move onto the next dog breed that the media brings into the spot light. Any dog can be vicious given the right situation, just as any human can harm someone given the right situation. Pit bulls are given this bad name due to the media and a biased opinion. There is hundreds of dog attacks every year but the only ones the media portrays is Pit bull attacks, so this has made them look dangerous. Please sign this petition if you agree that this Ban on Pit Bulls needs to stop province wide, we need to find a better solution then getting rid of a wonderful breed.
The momentum is shifting. People are finally starting to see past the media bias.
Reached 100 supporters
September 5, 2012
12 Comments
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Kim peters
10 years ago
Featured
I owned a mastiff/pitbull...she was so sweet and playful.i never thought i would ever own one...i used to stereotype pitbulls as well.But Marley was a sweetheart and i dont think its the dogs...its the owners!!!!!
S
Staisha Cemm
10 years ago
Featured
We need to punish the owners of the "dogs gone bad" not the breed - i was born and raised around many dogs, most of which were pitbulls.. never had a problem!!!!!
K
Kaylin steenhuizen
10 years ago
Featured
I know many pitbuls who are so sweet and kinf and who would harm anyone. Its the owners who are to blame for the poor behavior not the dog
B
Brandon Short-Garber
10 years ago
Featured
While we're at it why not just ban all guard dogs? because these pitbulls and other dogs are trained to do this! it makes no sense to ban a dog breed when more are trained like this from other breeds!
S
Sandi
10 years ago
Featured
People are the problem, not the animal. Would you ban a child for shooting someone when it's the parents who gave them the gun and said shoot?
S
Samantha
10 years ago
Featured
The owners are the problems, not the dogs. There is already a stigma around pitbulls which attracts the wrong owners who train the dogs poorly which creates more of a stigma. We need to control who can own dogs and pitbulls not ban them.
I owned a mastiff/pitbull...she was so sweet and playful.i never thought i would ever own one...i used to stereotype pitbulls as well.But Marley was a sweetheart and i dont think its the dogs...its the owners!!!!!