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EXPOSED: Mom Makes Extra $8000/Month in Her Spare Time on The Computer Without Selling Anything
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Fauxtool posted:she had the audacity to walk up to a pitbull that was surely properly under the control of its responsible owners who are in no way responsible for what their precious murder dog is predisposed to do. its not like there are hundreds of genes invisibly affecting behavior that can unpredictably compel a dog toward a violent action and pit bull breeding accumulated a number of the genes that tend toward violent behavior this type of conclusion was not proven by the siberian silver tail fox experiment half a century ago and people who dont know this dont have the outdated folksy "scientific" understanding of backwoods hicks im telling you its all about the owners
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Sep 19, 2016 04:33
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Carmant posted:At this point the vast majority of pit bulls are bred for nothing. You have to continue breeding for traits if you want the traits to remain in the breed. Retard you can water down parts of that gene pool and there will still be vastly more instances of offspring than other breeds that undetectably have a much higher tendency to suddenly attack even if another dog of that breed that looks the exact same has a much more domesticated set of canine genes there are surely instances of real sweetheart pit bulls but you can never actually be sure even after a long period of time with them that you have one instead of a pit bull that's probably going to snap and decide a toddlers arm would make a good chew toy a pitbull only has to flip out once in its entire life to maim disfigure or kill someone tl;dr: oh wait its that idiot carmant
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Sep 19, 2016 21:38
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do it like this
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Tumble posted:You guys must live in some incredibly dangerous areas where dogs eat drugs that make them extra-aggressive, because it's really not too hard to raise a dog that is really nice. you are the type that thinks an ape would make a great siberian silver tail fox experiment 1960s: "can being nice to a newborn animal overrule dangerous instincts they may possess" no, it is conclusively proven that dangerous instincts overrule the perceived kindness dog domestication: done crudely through breeding over many many many generations, not "hey lets be nice to a wolf pup and then we will instantly have cuddly friendly dogs over time domestication of dogs manifested behaviorally in pushing back onset of adulthood instincts, making adult dogs like wolf cubs, and in giving the animals an affinity for humans this may come as a shock to you but this sort of thing has actually occurred to scientists as something to study. you are wrong. your ideas are proven wrong and thus there is really no discussion about it
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Sep 20, 2016 01:14
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Darth123123 posted:This is a good point and wasn't raised before I don't think in any thread maybe there should be a study about why that is
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Sep 20, 2016 02:01
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error1 posted:It must suck to have an instinct telling you to ram your head up in butts
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Sep 20, 2016 12:25
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