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It's your funeral pal.
Get him checked for a micro chip, most vets do that for free. |
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I’d guess from a fight with a coon.
Nice sentiment, OP, but better know what you’re doing. |
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Dibs on guns when Bread of peace has OP for new years dinner!
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Hopefully he remains docile (unless someone attacks you and your family).
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Coat is clean and seems to be well groomed, that dog isn’t abandoned and hasn’t been living outdoors.
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He probably put a notch on his ass for every family member he's killed.
Once he finished eating them, he got hungry and went looking for a new family. |
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Crawled under a fence, barbed chain link or escaped from a wire crate. Attached File
Thats a good looking dog. Hope it works out for ya. |
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Good for you. Have him checked for chip, try to find owner. View Quote I am also taking counsel with the lady at the rescue where my dog came from. She does this all the time. |
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A rabbit tried to eat him. Lucky it wasn't the rabbit from the Holy grail! That rabbit is dynamite!
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They're kind of like notches someone puts on a pistol handle, that's how many kids he has eaten.
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They're kind of like notches someone puts on a pistol handle, that's how many kids he has eaten. View Quote |
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I think some douche branded the dog. View Quote The barbed wire was a good guess, but he'd have them on his back too if that was the case, and there aren't any other marks. Have the marks photos out to others. He's still hanging around. |
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"Peeboo helps ring in the New Year by eating entire Family!"
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He’ll be fine. Op, once ran a club shoot where the shooters had to take out two “guard dogs” first. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Dibs on guns when Bread of peace has OP for new years dinner! You had to hit the sentry, then hit the dog (sideways IDPA run in the pits by the least fat shooter in that relay) as it ran across. We've got vidya somewhere. But I always thought of those as GSD's. This one will be harder to hit, and it will take more than a couple as the fucker appears to be made out of solid rock. |
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The most pathetic, malnourished, torn-up, parasite-infested pitbull I'd ever seen showed up at our hunting camp one day. Arfcom warned me about what would happen if I didn't shoot him immediately. But I just didn't listen. Took me about a week to catch him in a blanket and pull out the ticks and cactus spines and take him to a vet. Then I was foolish enough to bring him home. https://i.imgur.com/gkg4WYk.jpg It's been a year now. He'll probably snap any day. https://i.imgur.com/eidBbGn.jpg View Quote Glad it worked out well for the both of you Rodent. Edit: Found it https://www.ar15.com/forums/general/Found-a-stray-dog/5-2188330/ Edit#2: Most pics no longer work in the archived thread. |
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The most pathetic, malnourished, torn-up, parasite-infested pitbull I'd ever seen showed up at our hunting camp one day. Arfcom warned me about what would happen if I didn't shoot him immediately. But I just didn't listen. Took me about a week to catch him in a blanket and pull out the ticks and cactus spines and take him to a vet. Then I was foolish enough to bring him home. https://i.imgur.com/gkg4WYk.jpg It's been a year now. He'll probably snap any day. https://i.imgur.com/eidBbGn.jpg View Quote |
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The most pathetic, malnourished, torn-up, parasite-infested pitbull I'd ever seen showed up at our hunting camp one day. Arfcom warned me about what would happen if I didn't shoot him immediately. But I just didn't listen. Took me about a week to catch him in a blanket and pull out the ticks and cactus spines and take him to a vet. Then I was foolish enough to bring him home. https://i.imgur.com/gkg4WYk.jpg It's been a year now. He'll probably snap any day. https://i.imgur.com/eidBbGn.jpg View Quote |
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This is awesome. I get good vibes from the dog but I'm cautious. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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The most pathetic, malnourished, torn-up, parasite-infested pitbull I'd ever seen showed up at our hunting camp one day. Arfcom warned me about what would happen if I didn't shoot him immediately. But I just didn't listen. Took me about a week to catch him in a blanket and pull out the ticks and cactus spines and take him to a vet. Then I was foolish enough to bring him home. https://i.imgur.com/gkg4WYk.jpg It's been a year now. He'll probably snap any day. https://i.imgur.com/eidBbGn.jpg I couldn't bring myself to leave him behind, though. I phoned my vet, who told me that pits used to be "America's dog", and that they should be judged individually, just like all dogs of all breeds. If your pit works out like ours did, you have just found the most loyal and trusting friend you will ever have. 'Murica's dog! |
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The most pathetic, malnourished, torn-up, parasite-infested pitbull I'd ever seen showed up at our hunting camp one day. Arfcom warned me about what would happen if I didn't shoot him immediately. But I just didn't listen. Took me about a week to catch him in a blanket and pull out the ticks and cactus spines and take him to a vet. Then I was foolish enough to bring him home. https://i.imgur.com/gkg4WYk.jpg It's been a year now. He'll probably snap any day. https://i.imgur.com/eidBbGn.jpg But I have a good dog! |
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I was too. Even my wife kept telling me, "You are not bringing an abused pitbull into this house." I couldn't bring myself to leave him behind, though. I phoned my vet, who told me that pits used to be "America's dog", and that they should be judged individually, just like all dogs of all breeds. If your pit works out like ours did, you have just found the most loyal and trusting friend you will ever have. 'Murica's dog! https://i.imgur.com/FUXfmk4.jpg View Quote ETA I’m betting a late model Downeaster. |
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Is that a rot/Shepard mix? I had one as a kid. She was a great dog.
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The most pathetic, malnourished, torn-up, parasite-infested pitbull I'd ever seen showed up at our hunting camp one day. Arfcom warned me about what would happen if I didn't shoot him immediately. But I just didn't listen. Took me about a week to catch him in a blanket and pull out the ticks and cactus spines and take him to a vet. Then I was foolish enough to bring him home. https://i.imgur.com/gkg4WYk.jpg It's been a year now. He'll probably snap any day. https://i.imgur.com/eidBbGn.jpg View Quote |
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