One of the most common calls I get from the ER are for dog attacks - 99% pit bulls.
Mostly these are family pits who all the sudden just snap.
I've seen kids with chewed out eyeballs and scalped faces.
One time there was a kid who got bit in the face - one cheek with a perfect childhood dimple, the other cheek nothing but blood and gore.
Very rare to see kids after suffering a prolonged attack since they're dead at the scene. But adults often survive prolonged attacks.
There was one lady - middle aged, relatively large - who agreed to watch a friend's pit bull. She got attacked in her garage. She showed up with both arms and one leg partially amputated, nearly all the skin of her anterior chest and abdomen was ripped from the underlying fascial layers.
This is all to say that every time I go to the park with my kid, I carry a Glock 19 - partially for protection against societal dregs/third-worlders but more so for protection against their dogs.
A guy who just became an American citizen eight years ago sat at George Washington’s desk and lectured us about what it means to be an American on our nation’s 250th birthday.
@AD_DannyWhite Have we looked into buying land a few miles upstream near the beginning of the TN river for parking and using a ferry, possibly from new entertainment district?