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Two Pit Bulls are seriously injured after they were attacked with a meat cleaver by their owner’s neighbour, who is also his uncle, on Saturday night in Surat Thani province, southern Thailand. Late Saturday night, the Surat Thani Rescue Radio Centre received a call for help for two dogs attacked with a knife. Rescue workers …

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Pit bulls are seen as aggressive because they are chosen more than other breeds to be guard dogs, fighting dogs, or simply by people who treat them badly (not saying this owner did any of those things). They are not inherently more aggressive or prone to attacking humans. They are however, very strong and if abused or trained with bad intentions, can of course do serious damage. Please stop promoting the idea that pit bulls as a breed are dangerous. Ending this story with the completely unrelated mention of the incident where the owner was mauled serves only to suggest that these dogs were somehow deserving of this monstrous attack and perpetuates stigma that causes more abuse and harm. @Thaiger

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Pit bulls are illegal in Thailand and should be put down but the police are derelict of duty and don't enforce the law.

Pit bulls bite more humans than other breeds

Pit bull owners are more likely to be irresponsible

Pit bull bites are more deadly than those of other breeds

When they attack, pit bulls kill or maul their owners and the owners' family members or visiting babies more than half the time

Pit bulls are the No. 1 canine killers of women and girls, killing more than half of the females killed by a dog

Pit bulls are the No. 1 canine killers of children, killing more than half of the children killed by a dog

Pit bulls are the No. 1 canine killers of other people's pets and animals, killing more than 75% of those killed by a dog

Source https://dogbitelaw.com/vicious-dogs/pit-bulls-facts-and-figures

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Looking at the pictures, these Pitbull's are puppy's! If they were dangerous, the uncle would have proven his point by laying in a hospital or on the way to the temple, now.

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3 hours ago, Someone said:

Pit bulls are illegal in Thailand and should be put down but the police are derelict of duty and don't enforce the law.

Pit bulls bite more humans than other breeds

Pit bull owners are more likely to be irresponsible

Pit bull bites are more deadly than those of other breeds

When they attack, pit bulls kill or maul their owners and the owners' family members or visiting babies more than half the time

Pit bulls are the No. 1 canine killers of women and girls, killing more than half of the females killed by a dog

Pit bulls are the No. 1 canine killers of children, killing more than half of the children killed by a dog

Pit bulls are the No. 1 canine killers of other people's pets and animals, killing more than 75% of those killed by a dog

Source https://dogbitelaw.com/vicious-dogs/pit-bulls-facts-and-figures

Agreed.  They shouldn't be kept as pets.  The statistics speak for themselves.

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The Pit Bulls’ owner said he didn’t have money to take them for treatment.

 

Then he has no business having any pets... that part of the responsibility of pet owners... oh wait, this is Thailand... the land of no responsibility... never mind.

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