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  1. 09-24-2005, 06:42 AM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by CiViCCuTie
    but statistically pits and rots are involved in more attacks that are reported.....
    Thats false... according to the news maybe... But in conyers.. There is actually less pit bites then those of chihuahuas and labs according to one of the guys at animal control....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mysuprajust8u
    Thats false... according to the news maybe... But in conyers..
    EXACTLY I'm talking about the WHOLE PICTURE not just locally...and when I say bites i don't just mean skin broken I'm talking about mauling or deaths...
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