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Originally Posted by Chelsea
The other day, in San Diego, a cop pulled a guy over for something. The guy opened his truck door and tried to run away, the cop chased after him/caught him, and the guy's pit jumped out of the truck and attacked the cop. The cop first tried to beat him away, but the pit kept right on at it, and he was eventually shot to death. His owner was arrested. It's such a bummer.  |
Well, in that case, the dog could actually been trying to protect his owner...because how was the dog supposed to know that the Cop was the good guy and his owner the bad guy?
That just shows a Pitties loyalty...his owner (who may have treated the dog badly, or may not have) was being chased by somebody, so the dog jumped out and atacked the guy that was chasing his owner. The Cop tried to hurt the dog to get him off, but the dog stayed at the guy to protect his owner.
Because if that story was something like, "A PitBull jumps out of a truck and attacks a robber who had just mugged his owner till the police arrived...dog was shot to death by mugger," the Pits would be put in good light.
The Pit in the above story did the same thing in my made up story...just against the wrong side. But how is a dog supposed to know that?
And I agree...they really need to do something about passing a test or something before you are allowed to own one of these dogs.