After reading up on Rottweilers, I have to admit they don't seem particularly dangerous as family dog, it's a very strong doggie, but they are basically good natured... except to strangers maybe. Should I dare to pick up my football in the neighbor's garden if he has a Rottweiler?
Vick's dogs were mainly Pitt bulls, maybe he didn't even have Rottweilers. Pit bulls are not cuddly. I recently met two pit bulls playing in the street unleashed, and is was not a safe feeling, even with their owners nearby.
So dear Satyr, I take it back about Rottweilers, and apologize. If there is a single animal species I don't feel for it's more likely Pitt bulls. I suppose even Pitt bulls can become flawless family dogs in the right hands, but when there are so many other dog races to choose from, I can't see why someone would choose this particular one.
I should have used an emoticon or two, I sounded too serious about it all. :whip:
Sorry.
But I'm glad you read about rottweilers and realized the real truth
. Well you shouldn't go get your football in a neighbor's garden no matter which dog it is, if he's a big dog and doesn't know you. Dogs can be trained to accept neighbors, there are ways to do that, the owner invites you over and shakes hands with you, makes eye contact with you and tells the dog to sit and be calm, when you pet him you should be fine afterwards, he will remember your scent.
Except if he doesn't like you for some reason, but that can be solved as well.
I don't like pittbulls I have to admit, but as you said, in the right hands, trained from the earliest days, I guess they could be kind as well. It depends really.
No need to apologize, I was too harsh, I simply wanted to share my story and kid around with you at the same time, I ended up writing in a different tone.
The Suns - Spurs series was an all time low for me.
Ok I can understand that, but it was more a bad timing for the Suns' bench to react after Horry's foul. They shouldn't have reacted, as there is a clear rule about not standing up from the bench
during an on court altercation.
Apart from that I thought it was a good series, could've been great but instead ended up having a tragic and rather stupid ending to it.
Don't think as a Spurs fan I don't regret playing Phoenix at full strength. Even though the Spurs are what, 26-8 against Phoenix in the past few years, it would still make a stronger impact had they played with their full roster.
