Mzansi Trips Over Pictures of Neighbour’s Pit Bull Standing on Man’s Wall: “I Do Not Feel Safe”

Mzansi Trips Over Pictures of Neighbour’s Pit Bull Standing on Man’s Wall: “I Do Not Feel Safe”

  • A guy took to Twitter to vent about his neighbour's pit bull that s giving him chest pains
  • Twitter user @Vongani_B shared pics showing the dog standing on the wall that looks into his garden
  • The man told Briefly News that he has kids and reported the matter to the necessary bodies and authorities

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The pit bull saga continues in Mzansi, and one man feels hella unsafe because his neighbour's pit bull could comfortably get up on his wall.

Twitter user @Vongani_B shared pics showing the dog standing on the wall that looks into his garden
Twitter user @Vongani_B shared pics showing the dog standing on the wall that looks into his garden. Image: Twitter / @Vongani_B
Source: Twitter

People have become very wary about having pit bulls as pets, especially in complexes and estates. Rules and regulations, even with authorities, have become very strict.

Mzansi man shares fear of neighbours pit bull on Twitter

Twitter user @Vongani_B shared a few pictures showing a large white pit bull standing on the wall that separates his and his neighbour's gardens. The man made it clear that the fact that this dog could get onto the top of the wall made him very uncomfortable.

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“This is my neighbour's pit bull standing by my wall. I don't feel safe anymore.”

Terrified man shares how he's dealt with the matter

Briefly News managed to chat with the man to see what action he had taken. This is what he said:

“I stay in a complex and my unit is 21. So there is a new tenant at unit 20. They moved in on the 1st of March 2023. They have two dogs and one of them is a pit bull. The pit bull now comes to my yard. This morning it was in my yard and the tenant is not helping at all.
"I have reported this to SPCA."

Mzansi citizens tell man to get the authorities involved

Because many people fear pit bulls, the comment section is filled with peeps urging the man to take action.

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Read what some had to say:

@TumeloMuteme said:

“Also, contact your local SPCA.”

@jaythulas said:

“Put razor fence on top of the wall.”

@NtwanieMapengo said:

“Yhoooo, be safe.”

@Dipuo1026 said:

“Pit bull ko complex? Is it even allowed?”

Man makes quick u-turn after spotting loose pit bull on top of wall, Mzansi in tears: "Next time get closer"

In related news, Briefly News reported that South Africans have been hyper-alert and fearful of pit bulls after the dog breed has been grabbing headlines for killing humans.

A man with the handle @LOZAAH on Twitter shared his close encounter with a pit bull on the street.

He said he decided to change his direction when he saw the pit bull scouting the streets while standing on top of a wall.

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.