I hate pitbulls!!

Tonight my husband's 13 year old sister tried taking Koby for a run. She trotted down his street, the street we walk Koby on when we visit (it always seemed safe) Well tonight for some reason a guy came home, did not even look and let his 2 pittbulls out of the car near where she was! The pittbulls made a bee-line right for them! Poor anna didn't know what to do except run! Thank god the owner came and threw himself over Koby so the pittbulls could not get him. Then he grabbed them and took them inside. His wife ran out to check on Anna and Koby and they were ok. She offered to pay medical bills if there are any...you better believe she will!! I checked Koby all over and there are no sores, cuts ect. HE seems fine. Thank god! Anna is fine too. Can anyone tell me why people don't put horrible dogs like that on a leash?? Why do they have them in a neighborhood>?
Poor Koby was shook en up and trembling. I hope this does not make him hate other dogs. Keep him in your prayers.

I could not believe my ears when I heard this!

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Comment by Linsey & Grissom on September 24, 2009 at 9:57pm: While I entirely understand being frustrated over aggressive dogs not being on lesh, I don't see any reason in it to hate pit bulls. I hate stupid owners who do not train their dogs properly, and allow them to become a burden on society, though Golden Retrievers are at the top of my list for being ill trained and aggressive. Not pits.I work at a daycare that actually accepts pits, and not one has ever had a single incident. No aggression whatsoever. We have had to "kick out" seven dogs. Three have been goldens.
Not all pits are aggressive, in fact they aren't anywhere near the top of the bite list. This is an ignorant misconception.
I am sorry for what you and your puppy went through. It should not make him hate other dogs. In my professional experience in doggy daycare and socialization, nervous dogs are MORE COMMONLY the results of nervous owners than they are results of negative experiences.