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Friday, February 8, 2008


Vicious Animal Law Under Review in Rector

Mayor, Police Chief Agree Pit Bulls are More Dangerous
Rector, AR - Another Arkansas town is reviewing its vicious dog ordinance and another police chief speaks pointedly at pit bulls. Police Chief Tommy Baker says that pit bulls are the most dangerous breed there is because they don't let go.
"Unlike German Shepherds and Dobermans, a pit bull is bred to not let go once it bites. That causes more damage and makes them more dangerous."
Mayor Ron Kemp agrees. He says, "I think if you went to the people in town who were concerned about vicious dogs and told them you were going to put an ordinance into effect which required Pit Bulls to be kept in a pen, 90 percent of them would be happy."

Common sense is prevailing in Rector city. Because of this, future victims will be spared. Other cities have enacted breed-specific measures in the state of Arkansas, and the State Supreme Court has upheld these ordinances as constitutional including: Maumelle, Pine Bluff, Russellville, Sherwood and Siloam Springs.

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3 comments:

Anonymous Anonymous  |  2/09/2008 5:24 AM  |  Flag  
Uh Oh...The Pro Mauling Groups will descend onto this town with their so called "experts" and provide education to the City Council.

Anonymous Anonymous  |  2/09/2008 10:35 AM  |  Flag  
Why do you suppose pit bulls "hang on and won't let go" when they bite? Because their owners like to exercise them with a springpole?

Anonymous Anonymous  |  2/10/2008 5:32 AM  |  Flag  
Simple answer: 200 years of grotesque selection via the fighting pit. The developers of the breed were no different than Mike Vick, even though they are revered as "noble dogmen" by the Pit Bull counterculture.

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