Jessica Biel Unleashes the Hound

31. #19

its when you submit the verification email...

Posted at 1:30PM on Jul 9th 2009 by Joe

32. I have 5 dogs, 3 Cattledogs, a Pitbull, and a Bluetick Coonhound. My Pit is by far the most affectionate in my pack. Its the cattledogs that are the fight satrters. ALWAYS. Pits get a bad name because too many morons think they are cool to have a Pit. They take zero care to socialize them, they think they need to beat them, and use zero brain work in their upbringing.

Tose who have smack to say about the Pit Bull, which is simply a terrier, have never owned one, or if they did they had no clue how to properly raise them.

I watched my MALE none the less, Pit walk away from more dog fights then any of my other dogs. This tells me I'm doing my job.

Shame on the people who make these wonderful dogs aggressive on purpose, you are missing out on a great friend.

Now back to all the people who have opinions on this breeed when they have never owned one!

You go Jessica, hes probaly unleashed because he the best behaved !!!!

Posted at 1:36PM on Jul 9th 2009 by takes all kinds I guess

33. You can clearly see the third lease hanging around her neck with the end in her left hand. It almost looks like the metal clip is missing..... maybe it broke!

Posted at 1:44PM on Jul 9th 2009 by Echo

34. A dog is a dog and no matter the situation they will act like an animal. Give the breed a break. As long as you respect, train and treat them properly then they will behave properly. All you ignorant people need to educate yourselves before you speak.

Posted at 1:33PM on Jul 9th 2009 by Fellow Pit Bull Owner

35. I love TMZ but this post is one more example of the media targeting PitBulls! I am an experienced dog handler who has worked in the animal shelter world for years. I have worked with and personally handled more pitbulls then you can imagine. The breed is not a problem, it is a specific type of owner who chooses to mold a particular dog into something aggressive. The pitbull breed is a very intelligent, high energy, hard working driven breed. What this means is if you ask a pitbull to learn somthing or do something, it will do it, no matter what you are asking. This can be good or bad. As I said, in working in a shelter for YEARS I have NEVER been bitten by a pitbull nor have I ever known a handler in my shelter systems who has. Labs/Golden Retrierver and Chihuahuas have a higher bite histroy in American then All of the bully breeds combined. If anyone knows dogs or dog body language, you can clearly see Jessica's pit is a mix and appears calm and submissive as it is Following it's leader. Get educated and don't let the media demonize a particular breed, just as we would not accept the defimation of a particular race of people.

Posted at 1:32PM on Jul 9th 2009 by ExperiencedDogHandler

36. She looks great. Shame on her for not leashing her dog, though...I love pit bulls, they are not bad dogs -- they just tend to be the dog that gets the worst types of owners -- but she should have him leashed for his own protection.

Posted at 1:36PM on Jul 9th 2009 by Hope

37. That's 2 minutes of my life I won't be getting back...

Posted at 5:03PM on Jul 9th 2009 by Jeannine

38. There is no such thing as a bad dog -- 'pit bull' or otherwise. Only bad owners. How completely idiotic and narrow minded to say that Jessica'a pit bull is dangerous. I have owned two pit bulls for 13+ yeara and they are the sweetest, most loyal, most obedient companions I could have asked for. Do you know that more emergency room dog bite visits are from small dogs such as Jack Russell Terriers and Chihuahuas? My pitbulls are scared of flies buzzing around the house! True, they will defend themselves if in danger...but wouldn't any dog? Wouldn't you???

I am so disgusted at the ignorance that continues to plague this wonderful breed.

Posted at 1:36PM on Jul 9th 2009 by Emily

39. Instantly attack the fact that the pit bull is off the leash...... get a clue people. It's how the dog is raised. You train it to attack and it will. Pit Bulls can be very well trained dogs and I bet they are smarter than most of the people who are on this site posting idiotic statements against the breed. If you have never owned one then you need to keep your mouth shut.

Posted at 1:50PM on Jul 9th 2009 by piggy13

40. Get a life Jesus Freak! Again, pitbulls are a target. If you have never owned a pitbull, you have zero right to comment on their nature.

Posted at 1:37PM on Jul 9th 2009 by Pitbull Lover

41. WORD!!!....waba duba youba alla-ba being saying WORD!!
SHazzzillle!!!....

I think it be so fine to be habin dat dwag off da lease...let it be having fun!!!

Yes..the ....SHA zzzillle!!!

STFU...let her do what she wants..sha aint dun nuthin!!! I luvs her...she be HOT!!!

Posted at 1:37PM on Jul 9th 2009 by Shaniqua

42. Hey Lady,
Where did you get your "info" from??
Let me guess....the same person who did this picture?
Or the Sun or National Enquirer. Wow. You should be a reporter for them too.

Posted at 1:50PM on Jul 9th 2009 by Pitbull lover

43. Way to perpetuate a stereotype. You can't generalize the actions of a few to an entire breed. Dog attacks happen from all breeds. From poodles (who, ps, have bitten me WAY more than my pit bull) to Rotties and everywhere in between.
Animals do what they are taught and reinforced for doing. Nature and nurture play a role. Predispositions may exist, but ultimately, what they learn is what they exhibit.
No bad dogs, just bad owners.
By the way, according to the temperament test given by the American Temperament Test Society, pit bulls have a passing rate of 82% or better. The rest of the dog population? 77%.

Posted at 1:41PM on Jul 9th 2009 by tina831

44. By the looks of the dogs tongues hanging out she also didn't bring any water for them. Shame on her.

Posted at 1:40PM on Jul 9th 2009 by saw

45. FYI, not all pit bulls will take on a challenge. The writer is a ignorant jerk, as usual, if employed by TMZ. WTF? where do
they get these morons who write up their stories anyway??? I have seen huge pit bulls being chased by a chihuahua.
It all depends on the dogs temperment, which may vary from dog to dog. It's determental to the bred to constantly sterotype them. I have seen more aggressive yorkies + chihuahuas than I have seen pit bulls.

Posted at 2:14PM on Jul 9th 2009 by SSadie