[ SECRET POST #2689 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2689 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: Cat Saves Owner's Son From Dog Attack

[(Anonymous)]

Sort of looks like a pitbull. They probably didn't train it well, you really need to make young dogs understand that biting toys is okay but people isn't.

Re: Cat Saves Owner's Son From Dog Attack

[(Anonymous)]

The snout's off for it to be a pitbull and it'd need a thicker build.

Re: Cat Saves Owner's Son From Dog Attack

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I don't think that dog's a pitbull, though it might be a mix- the shout is too long, like the above anon said, and pit bells are a lot stockier. Plus, don't pit bulls have shorter tails?

Re: Cat Saves Owner's Son From Dog Attack

[(Anonymous)]

Docking's pretty common, but it *might* be uncut.

Re: Cat Saves Owner's Son From Dog Attack

[caffeine_buzz]

The news article I read said it was actually a Labrador-Chow mix.

Re: Cat Saves Owner's Son From Dog Attack

[(Anonymous)]

Not really, but some news sources will probably say that it's one anyway, just to feed into anti-pitbull hysteria.