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Topic	Is it common knowledge to everybody that pitbulls are the most dangerous dogs?
Taharqa_ 12/21/21 10:36:43 AM #38:	PoundGarden posted... You know I do. And I'll tell you again what I told you before: feel free to link me to anything that shows bull terriers are inherently dangerous or not good with people. "Durrr rare dawg, there's no data!!!" You'll say. To which I say "Corsos, Chows, Akitas etc are also rare dogs yet there's plenty of data suggesting they should not be around children or novice owners." The only thing a bull terrier and pitbull have in common is the word "bull". They're completely different dogs. You may as well compare them to a horse.And as you know, BT's have been bred for well over a century to be great family dogs with very little aggression. Pitbull breeders went...a different direcbreeds? "Very little aggression"? We're talking about another bull and terrier breed here. I'm part of a working dogs group and there are hunters who use their Bull Terriers as catch dogs to hunt wild hogs. Now, animal aggression is different from human aggression but the notion that BTs don't have the capacity to be scrappy is wrong. --- "We tried to tell y'all." - African-American proverb <cite>Taharqa_ posted [p:961099788] in Is it comm... [t:79818219]...</cite> <quote>PoundGarden posted... </cite> <quote>You know I do. And I'll tell you again what I told you before: feel free to link me to anything that shows bull terriers are inherently dangerous or not good with people. "Durrr rare dawg, there's no data!!!" You'll say. To which I say "Corsos, Chows, Akitas etc are also rare dogs yet there's plenty of data suggesting they should not be around children or novice owners." The only thing a bull terrier and pitbull have in common is the word "bull". They're completely different dogs. You may as well compare them to a horse.And as you know, BT's have been bred for well over a century to be great family dogs with very little aggression. Pitbull breeders went...a different direcbreeds?</quote> "Very little aggression"? We're talking about another bull and terrier breed here. I'm part of a working dogs group and there are hunters who use their Bull Terriers as catch dogs to hunt wild hogs. Now, animal aggression is different from human aggression but the notion that BTs don't have the capacity to be scrappy is wrong. --- "We tried to tell y'all." - African-American proverb</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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