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ManBearFoxIII posted...

I'm not understanding why it's so hard to admit why owning a pit bull may have more risk than a more timid dog such as a lab or retriever. Like, I get the whole, 'take one side and stand strong," mentality, but come on guys. There have been enough instances to suggest, if not outright prove, that pits are at least more likely to bite than other breeds.

Personally, I don't care if it's my fault or the dog's vault that I or someone got mauled to death. I'm not chancing that ever again.

maybe because in my experience i've never seen it happen but i've seen plenty of other breeds bite people. I have a scar on my wrist from a rat terrier. knew a dachshund that would become aggressive if food was involved at all and she got the slightest impression you were going to try and take it from her. and several others. usually small breeds too, not as likely to cause major damage but from all i've seen they are quicker to attack for less reason.
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