This Pitbull Dog Messed With The Wrong Bull

The owners should face a prison sentence

Gotta love when those Pitbulls are owned by bigger animals with horns.

Pitbulls are banned in Australia and should be everywhere. Too dangerous.

Owners of these dogs usually have as much brain mass as their dogs.

I was walking down the street the other day when two pit bulls came charging up the street at me. I was preparing to get mauled but got lucky. I had a stick, which I swung at them as I was yelling at them, and they went around me. After my eight-year-old daughter suffered a severe pit bull attack (over four hundred stitches) I would not have minded if there were no pit bulls in existence. it would save children's lives of there were none on the planet. But I will open carry when I walk in the future. I'm 77 and I know that two pit bulls recently killed an old guy so I realize that it could happen to me.

Years ago in NYC, when that city was still fairly civilized, I saw two ladies walking their dogs alongside Central Park. One had a golden retriever, one a pit bull. For no reason at all, and silently, the pit bull lunged at the retriever's belly and tried to gut it. Outlaw the damn things!

It’s in the breed. Anyone who argues otherwise doesn’t know pit bulls. I’ve known ones that never showed aggression their whole lives. I’ve also seen the dark side of ones their people claimed were harmless.

What a smart kick by the cow. 😂👏👏

It's pretty clear the guy reading the stories isn't looking at the video.

ChatGPT's scripts feel obnoxious after the first 30 seconds

Dogs rate No 2 amongst animals for cowardly character. It's their human masters who get first prize.

The pre-cursor to the breeded 'Pitbull' was from the early 1800s for fighting in a cruel blood sport known as “bull baiting”. One to two were set to harass a bull or bear for hours until the animal collapsed from fatigue, injuries or both. And since that time parts of human society have favored them and bulldogs as fighting dogs. Once bull and bear baiting was outlawed, the public turned their attention to “ratting”. This practice pitted dogs against rats in which they were timed to see whose dog would kill the most rats in the least amount of time. Ultimately, the public turned their eyes upon dog to dog fighting as it was more easily hidden from view and thus the law. Ratting and dogfighting both required more agility and speed on the part of the dog, so Bulldogs were crossed with Terriers “Bull and Terriers”, more commonly known as the first Pit Bull Terrier. So while Pitbulls may be nice and gentle most of the time, why would someone take the risk of having one in a domestic setting, when it's total reason for existing was to fight and kill. This animal was fine-tuned for one task. We are talking about an muscle bound animal that can weight up to 50 Ibs and can have a bite force of 240–330 pounds per square inch (PSI). And they have some pretty impressive teeth, claws and an instinct to keep attacking until it's target is dead.. In the USA, Pitbull are responsible for 66% of the human deaths (total 520+) by dogs each year. It only needs that one time for things to go wrong!!!!!

A neighbor of ours had a pit bull and made fun of people who said things bad about them always saying that it is how they are raised, etc. Well, a few years later it attacked another neigbhors child walking down the street with his dog causing major injury. While that can be any dog, it is a known issue specific to this breed.

those back kicks are crazy accurate

With each powerful goring from the Bull’s horns?! That looked like a Cow to me, no horns at all lol

I cannot believe this breed is still legal.

This narration is hilarious. So colorfully descriptive. "In a harrowing scene, a tense confrontation unfolds, as a muscular and agitated pitbull dog aggresively charges towards a majestic horse diligently pulling a carriage."

"rooster's powerful wings" 😂 really.... Dude you need to calm down a little bit with your comentary

I live in Texas and don't have a gun (probably the only one in this state) and I have a friend who goes for walks in the neighborhood with his wife with a holstered pistol on his hip. I said to him: "C'mon, now, do you think that is really necessary? This is a safe neighborhood in a safe town." He said: "Pit bulls". I am now considering buying my own pistol.

If I see one of those dogs roaming freely in my neighborhood it will become missing forever.