Persuasive Essay On Pitbulls

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Glaringly white, sharp and pointed- the teeth of a beast. As humans we float through life apprehensive of the unknown and shunning the feared. News reports pour in each day chilling our bones to ice, revealing the most dramatic of situations. The very inflated fear of the angry, snarling, attacking Pit-bulls who are uncontrollable and are only bread to fight each other or killing intruders has been completely taken out of proportion. Pit-bulls have a horrible reputation due to the over exposure in the media, however, this loveable and trustworthy breed deserves the remarkable recognition demonstrated by the emotional support they provide, ability to be train easily, and the loyalty that the Pit-bull supplies.
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Although this fact is not specific to the Pit-Bull breed it is, however, an extremely important truth to remember in any animal situation. Pit-bulls are a cross-bread of Terrier and Bulldog breeds that were bread together starting in the late 1700’s. They were first used to dig out vermin and herd stray cattle, but this breed can be trained for so much more; guide, law enforcement, military, search and rescue, and service dogs are the most suitable options for training these mild beasts (Tullis 54). Elle, a vibrant pit, was trained to teach children on the important matter of dog safety. She also participates in classes to teach other pit-bulls how to help their companions. Teaching the dogs to pick up their leash if it is dropped, guiding their owners away from potential hazard areas, Elle has brought safety and obedience to many lives. While seeing a muscular animal with immense power might appeal to some, for most being close to this unfamiliar dog will provoke some anxiety. The thoughts, this animal could turn and bite my hand off or I have heard so many stories about Pit-bulls attacking children, are just a few of what the media has forced in to the majorities minds (Newswire). Although it is possible for a Pit-bull to turn violent without previous afflictions, the same probability goes for any breed of dog rather that, every species struggles with …show more content…

As discussed earlier, Pit-bulls have serviced humans in various walks of life. This has been viewed throughout history. A Pit-bull aided the military during the Battle of Gettysburg, another helped guide Helen Keller, who is deaf, blind, and cannot speak, but they can also serve as detectives on the police force. Sniffing out drugs, finding items that are buried, and running down stray criminals has proven that Pit-bulls are loyal to their masters, as long as their master are devoted and nurture their loving companions (Tullis 54). Training these Pit-bulls to protect their owner, their master, can have adverse effects on any other person entering the home or approaching the owner. A dog has been train by the owner to protect the house and its occupants, when a person enters and the dog feels even the least bit threatened by the unrecognizable person, the animal can become protective and use forcible

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