Quote Originally Posted by Glides
Actually. Pit Bulls are bred for fighting other dogs. They are not normally known in the Pit Bull circles as people biters. That is why they are used for fighting, because they will normally focus on the other dog and not the handler coming in to break it up. Sort of how it attacked her dog and not her, see how that works.

German Shephards, Rotweillers and Dobermans are normally people biters.

So if a Pit is biting people, odds are that is HAS been raised wrongly and taught to bite people.

What the OP has to think about is, if that dog has attacked that many people and you can see people just walking down your street. If you pull out your firearm and start wildly firing (because let's face it, unless you are combat trained, you are going to fire wildly, and probably even if you are trained, you will probably still fire wildly) you are bound to launch a bullet into a house, a child, someones car, a mailbox or something else other than that dog, you will get in way more trouble. If it's not attacking you, don't **** with it. Call the dog cops and help em find it.
Actually no not this dog(bold). Unless trained to do so. I own two pits and one German Shephard, niether have tried to attack anything. But I can only wonder sometimes what the pits are thinking. Pits dont have to be raised any kind of way, for their natural order to take over.