I didn't read ANY of the responses to your original post, but I'll tell you my story.
My wife and I were returning home about 11 pm one evening, when we found a black horse standing in the middle of our township road. It was in front of a house that had several horses, and we assumed that the horse belonged to the property owner. Is there anyone who would NOT want to know that their horse was standing in the middle of the road? I pulled into the driveway and got out and was immediately surrounded by two aggressive pit bulls. The property owner came out on the porch and I told him about the horse - he said offhand that it was not his horse. I attempted to make my way back to my car, but the pit bulls were circling me and rushing me from behind. The owner of these dogs and his wife and kids were watching from the porch as if they were entertained by the spectacle of someone about to get attacked by their dogs. After several attempts to get to my car, I got ticked off and told him that if one of these dogs bites me I'd be back in five minutes with a .45 and I'll kill them both because I can't tell them apart. Everyone on the porch started screaming at the two dogs, but the dogs paid no attention. After they physically intervened with the dogs, I was able to get in the car and get away. Is this the mindset of the typical pit bull owner?
Disclaimer - Our present dog is part pit bull and part Lab. She has never been aggressive to anyone, but the first time she displays aggression to a human will be her last day alive.
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