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AnotherMcIntosh

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32. Here was my question: "Is "American bulldog" a softer and more gentler way of saying pit-bull?"

Mon Mar 25, 2013, 08:23 AM

Mar 2013

Your response, "I'm curious about that interesting leap you took there" is a nonsensical one and does not establish that anyone took a leap, interesting or otherwise.

You indicate that you didn't understand my question the first time.

You indicate that you didn't understand my question the second time.

Do you need the question to be repeated again?

Quite frankly, most people understand questions the first time. But some are slower. Take as much time as you need.

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Dog kills baby sea lion in Laguna Beach [View all] The Straight Story Mar 2013 OP

It's irresponsible to own a dog you cannot control. bluedigger Mar 2013 #1

That is rule number one. My residential neigborhood has many dogs that seem large enough ladjf Mar 2013 #3

Well, you can own it, but not walk it on a leash. Still, it can happen. Honeycombe8 Mar 2013 #11

I agree that accidents do happen. bluedigger Mar 2013 #13

The story says it was an American Bulldog. That's a big, powerful dog. Any owner Honeycombe8 Mar 2013 #18

And it could have been a puppy. bluedigger Mar 2013 #20

True. Not enuf facts. nt Honeycombe8 Mar 2013 #22

Exactly! theHandpuppet Mar 2013 #31

Is "American bulldog" a softer and more gentler way of saying pit-bull? AnotherMcIntosh Mar 2013 #2

I'm curious about that interesting leap you took there. flvegan Mar 2013 #5

You do understand, don't you, that there is a difference between a question and a conclusion? AnotherMcIntosh Mar 2013 #24

Sure do. Answer the question. flvegan Mar 2013 #28

Here was my question: "Is "American bulldog" a softer and more gentler way of saying pit-bull?" AnotherMcIntosh Mar 2013 #32

No, indicate that you are yet another clueless idiot drawing conclusions that you don't get. flvegan Mar 2013 #38

The American Bulldog is a breed, pit bulls are a 'type' DollarBillHines Mar 2013 #6

I've seen that pic before. I think it's an Italian breed called Dogo or something. Not Honeycombe8 Mar 2013 #14

The two pictures are totally different. This one looks as friendly as a WW II Italian soldier. AnotherMcIntosh Mar 2013 #25

Oh, I didn't mean the pic I posted was the same. Same breed of dog. Honeycombe8 Mar 2013 #34

Here are bulldogs Honeycombe8 Mar 2013 #15

The last one looks like it could do some damage to the ankles. AnotherMcIntosh Mar 2013 #23

I don't think they're aggressive, which is why they're pampered pets by the wealthy.nt Honeycombe8 Mar 2013 #35

No, you're thinking of the American Staffordshire Terrier Leslie Valley Mar 2013 #27

The Am Staff is a different breed from the Pit Bull. Honeycombe8 Mar 2013 #36

The Orange County Register manages to to mention Gabby Giffords olddots Mar 2013 #4

Any time something involves, even indirectly, a famous person, it's mentioned. Honeycombe8 Mar 2013 #19

And that is the only reason it made the news. bluedigger Mar 2013 #21

Sad story Marrah_G Mar 2013 #7

Apparently seal pups are starving and heading to shore for some food in mass numbers right now. applegrove Mar 2013 #8

That means these guys will not be far behind, also be looking for food.... ProudToBeBlueInRhody Mar 2013 #10

.....er.......what a nice smile you have Mr. Shark... applegrove Mar 2013 #12

Ruh-roh.... Honeycombe8 Mar 2013 #16

that is why I use a prong collar magical thyme Mar 2013 #9

Sad story all around XemaSab Mar 2013 #17

Nature in action itsrobert Mar 2013 #26

Am sure the dog owner felt terrible about it. Live and Learn Mar 2013 #29

Aren't sea lions on the Calif coast (Eumetopias jubatus) still on the Endangered Species List? AnotherMcIntosh Mar 2013 #33

This would have been a California sea lion (Zalophus californianus), which petronius Mar 2013 #37

Nature. Socal31 Mar 2013 #30