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crimsonrain2005 @crimsonrain2005 (11) • United States 28 Feb 07

I have been playing Sacred for about 2 years now, and it still amazes me. There are things that I didn't know about the game and there are some things that I really enjoy about it. Let me know what you think about it. :)

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burden yes great game

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crimsonrain2005 @crimsonrain2005 (11) • United States 28 Feb 07

I have been playing Sacred for about 2 years now, and it still amazes me. There are things that I didn't know about the game and there are some things that I really enjoy about it. Let me know what you think about it. :)

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Tanika Heya, Yeah Sacred is a great game, I have only been playing it about a year but your right that you can always learn new things. I am currently playing Sacred Underworld at the moment when I am not on the internet and I love that too. I collect...

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crimsonrain2005 @crimsonrain2005 (11) • United States 28 Feb 07

I have been playing Sacred for about 2 years now, and it still amazes me. There are things that I didn't know about the game and there are some things that I really enjoy about it. Let me know what you think about it. :)

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Tanika I forgot to add - is you do want any then add me as a friend and then message me..

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crimsonrain2005 @crimsonrain2005 (11) • United States 27 Feb 07

I am an owner of 2 wonderful Pitt Bulls. They wouldn't hurt a fly because they have been raised in a GOOD family. We don't yell at them, and we treat them like they are part of the family, instead of a dog. The first one that we...

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AlexMasters As a dog breeder myself, I have several friends who owns and also breeds pitbulls. Actuaally, pits are not pure breed, they are mixed terrier and bull from the early breeds. Temperment depends on how they have been raised, by nature they are not...

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crimsonrain2005 @crimsonrain2005 (11) • United States 27 Feb 07

I am an owner of 2 wonderful Pitt Bulls. They wouldn't hurt a fly because they have been raised in a GOOD family. We don't yell at them, and we treat them like they are part of the family, instead of a dog. The first one that we...

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JediSkipdogg The problem with pit bulls is most train them to attack. Like the original poster here said she got one as a rescue from being abused. You don't see people training golden retrievers to attack each other or poodles. People buy pit bulls and train them to...

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crimsonrain2005 @crimsonrain2005 (11) • United States 27 Feb 07

I am an owner of 2 wonderful Pitt Bulls. They wouldn't hurt a fly because they have been raised in a GOOD family. We don't yell at them, and we treat them like they are part of the family, instead of a dog. The first one that we...

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laneita Yes my pit is the biggest baby in the world. we have this cat that stays outside. but they grew up together so they are friends right. well she just had 1 baby kitten. he hates when she comes in to feed the baby. he trys to protect the baby in the cage from...

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crimsonrain2005 @crimsonrain2005 (11) • United States 27 Feb 07

I am an owner of 2 wonderful Pitt Bulls. They wouldn't hurt a fly because they have been raised in a GOOD family. We don't yell at them, and we treat them like they are part of the family, instead of a dog. The first one that we...

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dfinster I don't think there is such a ting as a bad dog....only bad owners. In my experience if an animal is raised in a kind and loving home, the animal will be a wonderful and loving pet.

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crimsonrain2005 @crimsonrain2005 (11) • United States 27 Feb 07

I am an owner of 2 wonderful Pitt Bulls. They wouldn't hurt a fly because they have been raised in a GOOD family. We don't yell at them, and we treat them like they are part of the family, instead of a dog. The first one that we...

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ananth85 Pitt bulls are really a nice variety of dogs. They hatch up your imaginations. It`s nice that you show them some affection, as any beast would like to get enough love and affection from it`s owner/master. And i feel that you are on the right track to pet the...

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crimsonrain2005 @crimsonrain2005 (11) • United States 27 Feb 07

I am an owner of 2 wonderful Pitt Bulls. They wouldn't hurt a fly because they have been raised in a GOOD family. We don't yell at them, and we treat them like they are part of the family, instead of a dog. The first one that we...

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lovesfreedom It is not the pitt bulls that need to be banned in so many cities that have taken to doing that, it is the people who won't love and treat an animal like they deserve and want to turn them into a fighting machine that need to be banned. Do not blame everything...

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crimsonrain2005 @crimsonrain2005 (11) • United States 27 Feb 07

I am an owner of 2 wonderful Pitt Bulls. They wouldn't hurt a fly because they have been raised in a GOOD family. We don't yell at them, and we treat them like they are part of the family, instead of a dog. The first one that we...

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ScrappinHappyMom The truth is any dog can turn on child. Children are unpredicable and so are dogs. Unfortunatly there is something in the breed that can make pits a slight more territoral and agressive in protecting it. My mom owned two pits, I loved them dearly but I would...

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crimsonrain2005 @crimsonrain2005 (11) • United States 27 Feb 07

I am an owner of 2 wonderful Pitt Bulls. They wouldn't hurt a fly because they have been raised in a GOOD family. We don't yell at them, and we treat them like they are part of the family, instead of a dog. The first one that we...

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beaniegdi The problem is with this breed of dog they can make lovely pets and are very good with children, affectionate and playfull. However if they do turn on a child or adult they are capable of doing a lot of damage and even killing. This is why you read of it, if a...

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crimsonrain2005 @crimsonrain2005 (11) • United States 27 Feb 07

I am an owner of 2 wonderful Pitt Bulls. They wouldn't hurt a fly because they have been raised in a GOOD family. We don't yell at them, and we treat them like they are part of the family, instead of a dog. The first one that we...

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micfac7 I have owned and been around pit bulls for many many years and have never had an ill experience. bad people breed them, antagonize them, and the dogs get stressed out. most any dog will love unconditionally, but even children who are antagonized, teased,...

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crimsonrain2005 @crimsonrain2005 (11) • United States 27 Feb 07

I am an owner of 2 wonderful Pitt Bulls. They wouldn't hurt a fly because they have been raised in a GOOD family. We don't yell at them, and we treat them like they are part of the family, instead of a dog. The first one that we...

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tami8994 I have nothing against this breed. I was raised with a pit and he was a wonderful playmate and yes protector over me and my 3 brothers. I think They get a rap due to the owners and the way they are done by them. You should never have a problem with yours since...

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crimsonrain2005 @crimsonrain2005 (11) • United States 27 Feb 07

I am an owner of 2 wonderful Pitt Bulls. They wouldn't hurt a fly because they have been raised in a GOOD family. We don't yell at them, and we treat them like they are part of the family, instead of a dog. The first one that we...

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cwgrlsarefun Several years ago I owned a pit bull and she was the sweetest dog in the world, her name was Baby as that is what she was. We had some neighbors who also had pit bulls but they raised theirs to be very mean dogs. An elderly lady in our neighborhood had a small...

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crimsonrain2005 @crimsonrain2005 (11) • United States 27 Feb 07

I am an owner of 2 wonderful Pitt Bulls. They wouldn't hurt a fly because they have been raised in a GOOD family. We don't yell at them, and we treat them like they are part of the family, instead of a dog. The first one that we...

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orcanut I think this is more of a nature vs. nurture discussion. I believe that your dogs have been raised in a good home, as you say. And you are correct that most attacks are provoked - however - there are some attacks that are not provoked and no amount of good...

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crimsonrain2005 @crimsonrain2005 (11) • United States 27 Feb 07

I am an owner of 2 wonderful Pitt Bulls. They wouldn't hurt a fly because they have been raised in a GOOD family. We don't yell at them, and we treat them like they are part of the family, instead of a dog. The first one that we...

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annetta10 I personally love siberian huskies, I read bout them , take up lots of time with mine and know what their characteristics should be like.Though huskies arent known to be violent like pit bulls, they can be vicious as any dog can, I think alot of it has to do...

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crimsonrain2005 @crimsonrain2005 (11) • United States 27 Feb 07

I am an owner of 2 wonderful Pitt Bulls. They wouldn't hurt a fly because they have been raised in a GOOD family. We don't yell at them, and we treat them like they are part of the family, instead of a dog. The first one that we...

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flagbabygirl My best friend growing up also raised Pit Bulls . The breed them and loved everyone of them. They also though that they would hurt a fly! Pitt Bulls are natural fighters it is in their blood line you cannot remove it and all it takes is the wrong person to...

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crimsonrain2005 @crimsonrain2005 (11) • United States 27 Feb 07

I am an owner of 2 wonderful Pitt Bulls. They wouldn't hurt a fly because they have been raised in a GOOD family. We don't yell at them, and we treat them like they are part of the family, instead of a dog. The first one that we...

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MrNiceGuy Well for a few reasons probably: 1-They are bred for fighting 2-They are the most infamously aggressive dogs 3-They are the most often used dog for fighting So all in all, it makes them more likely to be dangerous.

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crimsonrain2005 @crimsonrain2005 (11) • United States 27 Feb 07

I am an owner of 2 wonderful Pitt Bulls. They wouldn't hurt a fly because they have been raised in a GOOD family. We don't yell at them, and we treat them like they are part of the family, instead of a dog. The first one that we...

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Taskr36 It was his dog and his responsibility to keep innocent people safe. He deserved to be charged with manslaughter for failing to protect that poor innocent girl.

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crimsonrain2005 @crimsonrain2005 (11) • United States 27 Feb 07

I am an owner of 2 wonderful Pitt Bulls. They wouldn't hurt a fly because they have been raised in a GOOD family. We don't yell at them, and we treat them like they are part of the family, instead of a dog. The first one that we...

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Taskr36 The fact is that they are extremely dangerous animals. If a pitbull bites your hand, odds are you'll never have full use of that hand again. Compare that to something like a basset hound. If a basset hound bites your hand you laugh and take your hand back....

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