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based on how they described the demeanor of the dogs(supposedly sweethearts), I've seen perfectly nice dogs attack their owner in a frenzy when their owner was in a fight(other humans, dogs etc..)
i would not be surprised if they attacked their owner after the owner or one of the dogs was attacked by an animal
I think it would be interesting if somebody conducted a study to determine what traits pitbull owners possess that attract them to the most dangerous dog breed. From what I've seen, there are two distinct groups. One group that loves how dangerous and badass they are, and another group that feels like they are just misunderstood and their heart bleeds for the plight of the breed.
Yes there has only ever been one instance where a lab has attacked a person
In Ontario
Out of curiosity do you know what this means and how it affects statistics much like the one you provided?
I would also like to point out two things
1) im not absolving pitbulls of their wrong doings
2) You are obviously absolving labs of attacking. YOU are the problem.
Yeah it does matter when you are a kid, a lab attack and you have a story to tell, a pitbull attack and someone else has a sad story to tell when they reminisce.You realize when you are a kid it doesn't matter right?
And please tell me you aren't actually turning a blind eye to labs biting because they aren't as dangerous as larger more powerful breeds. They are more abundant and you have more of a chance to encounter them, how the hell does that not matter?
Um yea and a pitbull attack is another sensationalized story to report while the lab attack is a non-issue according to @shockaholic12Yeah it does matter when you are a kid, a lab attack and you have a story to tell, a pitbull attack and someone else has a sad story to tell when they reminisce.
Jesus Christ you are dense.Where did I say labs didn’t bite? You just made that up.
I said their attacks are a vast, vast majority of the time inconsequential. Dogs bite, most breds nip as a warning and leave it at that and you clean it up and life goes on.
Pits have chewed hundreds and hundreds of people to death in just the last decade. Why you are so obsessed with relating these two subjects when pretty much everything about them including the aftermath is completely different is beyond me. What is your point?
Btw you have nothing to back up this claim and it's an absurd one at that. Idiots like you are the types that should not be around dogs.I said their attacks are a vast, vast majority of the time inconsequential. Dogs bite, most breds nip as a warning and leave it at that and you clean it up and life goes on.
Banning breeds is ineffective, get over it.
Btw you have nothing to back up this claim and it's an absurd one at that. Idiots like you are the types that should not be around dogs.
The overall population has gone down to near non-existence. If the aim was to erase them out of existence than no shit it has gone down. We could have easily done the same, if not better by banning the German shepard.Your chart, the one YOU quoted, shows that selective banning of the pit bull breed reduced it from the #2 most common biter in 2004 to somewhere down below the Golden Retriever in 2014.
That is the very definition of effective.
Would like to compare the number of fatalities by breed.
64 to 0 fatal attack ratio pits to labs .... in only the last decade.
Dude are you stupid?You are spazzing out bud.
News flash, records are kept of dog attacks that maim or kill. Even if you split the pit breed into your four catergories that’s a 64 to 0 fatal attack ratio pits to labs .... in only the last decade.
You are calling an inconsequential lab bite and a pit ripping a human to shreds and killing them both “attacks” when they are worlds apart. You have zero context to your argument. It’s like comparing a schoolyard fight to shooting and arguing we can’t absolve the school kids from their attacks.
Pits don’t belong as pets. It’s pathetic that adults get so emotional about them.
Wait, did I see that correctly? Goochland County? Is that near taintsville? Or is it closer to Grundleton? I am pretty sure it is right around the corner from Brownsville, which is famous for its cul de SAC. What an odd name for a county, it taint normal!
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I think it would be interesting if somebody conducted a study to determine what traits pitbull owners possess that attract them to the most dangerous dog breed. From what I've seen, there are two distinct groups. One group that loves how dangerous and badass they are, and another group that feels like they are just misunderstood and their heart bleeds for the plight of the breed.
The overall population has gone down to near non-existence. If the aim was to erase them out of existence than no shit it has gone down. We could have easily done the same, if not better by banning the German shepard.
Instead overall bites have gone up
https://globalnews.ca/news/2527882/...ne-so-why-are-there-more-dog-bites-than-ever/
There is the article it came from.
Overall dog attacks in 2004 (Right as the ban happened)
-567
-pitbull population:1,411
2014
-767
-pitbull population:423
There are more dog bites now then ever before. The very definition of failure.
I've seen pitbulls be the sweetest dogs ever. I've also seen little maltese poodles be the sweetest dogs ever.
And then I've seen a maltese poodle bite someone's ankle when they walk by too fast. And I've seen a pitbull try to do the same. The results aren't the same.