J Something Clears the Misconception People Have About His Dog

J Something Clears the Misconception People Have About His Dog. As the pit bull conversation intensifies our celebrities have also joined in to share their views. Just a couple of days ago, Hungani Ndlovu tweeted that these breed of dogs should not be blamed, but rather the owners. Although the talented actor was dragged, he still stood by his opinion.

Over the past weeks the breed has been trending on social media, with so many users asking for it to be banned in the country. Towards the end of September, a 10-year-old child lost his life to two family pit bulls. After that, there was an incident in which an 8 year old boy was also killed by a pit bull. The dog escaped from its enclosure and jumped over the fence into the neighbor’s premises to attack the boy. A few days ago, tow pit bulls mauled a three year old boy to death in Free State.

With these incidents escalating, the call for banning the breed has also intensified. According to reports, a week ago, at least 49 Pit Bulls have been surrendered to SPCA by dog owners in Bloemfontein. We also have celebrities who are dog lovers, some even own pit bulls.

Two days ago, J Something shared a picture in which he was posing with his dog. He captioned the picture, “Izinja ze game,” something that did not sit well with a lot of his followers. They feel he was insensitive, more so in the wake of pit bulls attacking and killing children.

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In his defense J Something said his dog is not a pit bull. He also added that he takes him to a training camp for 8 weeks and continue to train his dog daily.