1878 America's Dog attacked America's First People

CRAZY HORSE'S SQUAW IN TROUBLE.  – A terrible fight occurred yesterday afternoon at the corner of Ferguson and Sixteenth streets, between Crazy Horse's squaw and a young bull terrier, The terrier was brought to this city form Fort Laramie a day or two ago. At the Fort it had learned to despise Indians, and always fight them. Yesterday when the dog ran across Crazy Horse's squaw, who has been in the city about a year, and is said to be found at the corner named on sunny days, there was an instant declaration of war by the canine. At the moment of attack the beautiful Indian widow was against a post, smiling languidly upon Turck and Roberts, who were sitting in Joslin & Park's window. Her back was turned to the dog and he sprang at her well-developed calves with fury. So unexpected was the attack, and so lightning-like the motions of the terrier, that he bit both limbs before Mrs. Crazy Horse could turn around. The owner of the dog, who loves Indians less if possible than his dog seeing that the squaw was about to injure the dog, sprang upon her and grasped both arms, holding them with a vice-like grip which defied her frantic efforts to get free. The terrier was busy, and for a full fifteen minutes it was allowed to tear and rend the helpless squaw, even springing into her face, biting out one cheek and tearing off the under lip.  Satisfied at last, the pale face released the squaw, mounted his horse, and giving a shrill whistle disappeared, followed by his dog. Drs. Preshaw and Tuttle were at once summoned by M. D. Altmen, and dress Mrs. crazy Horse's wounds, which, though severe, are not considered dangerous, as the loss of blood was less than usual. – Cheyenne Leader.

 

2/21/1878
 

hats off to

Inside the Dark Dark Sick Minds of Pit Bull and Other Dangerous Dog Owners

excellent find!

Oh, horrors of horrors

It is unfortunate, if such scenes had to be, that they did not occur in Vicksburg, Mississippi, where a few days ago thousands of white men and women dug a hole in the ground and buried a colored man, all but his head and then, after tantalizing a vicious bulldog to a frenzied state, put him in the iron cage that covered the head of the doomed man and then danced with delight while the maddened brute tore the man's tongue and eyes out and likewise scalped him.

Cayton's Weekly, Seattle, WA, August 02, 1919

Smartest psychopathic pit nutter EVER!

Bert, a Bull terrier belonging to JOHN W CAMERON Jr of 3369 Colonial Avenue in Schenectady was stolen from his prison cell after the judge ordered his execution after biting two kids. This was one of the most diabolically calculated pit nutter moves that I have witnessed in all of my years of tracking nutters and their crimes.

If you fail to convince the judge that the victims for provoked your dog to attack, don't panic, don't threaten - politely COOPERATE with the authorities. After midnight, get your buddy and a pair of bolt cutters, sneak in and spring your little man biter out of prison. THEN make a public plea for the dog's safe return to the shelter.



Schenectady Gazette, September, 19, 1984

Vintage Sarcasm

Furious Fiend defeated my Hell's Demon, is a putrid, mangy, flea bitten liar and thief who steals chickens for a living.

The San Francisco Call, June 15, 1913