You know damn well we’re talking about aggregate numbers and breed specific traits, like being bred to be aggressive. I’m not acting like a single dog is what I’m talking about and your rebuttal of a single dog vs talking about trends and large numbers across the country is disingenuous.
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The American pitbull is a breed, though there are others.
The dogs are notorious for their violence and literally were bred to fight. If you think a Labrador retriever is naturally a good retriever because it’s been bred for those traits it’s not exactly hard to see how a dog bred for generations to literally kill for sport might be problematic.
Lol, what is this dumb shit? Obviously you can rank it when pitbulls are consistently the breed with the highest violence and attacks.
LePoisson@lemmy.worldto aww@lemmy.world•Start the week with your silliest friend!English3·29 days agoThat little guy in the background looks like a stuffed animal!
Almost too cute to be a real dog ❤️
Touched a nerve with ya, eh? It’s funny you think a Corgi occasionally nipping, which is easily trained out, is somehow equivalent to a mauling by a pitbull.
I get it you’re just upset that you own or love pit bills and can’t just see how much of a menace they are to other dogs and people. Maybe it’s just a coincidence that most of the dogs that snap suddenly on kids are pit mixes.
But I’ve seen first hand the difference between a pitbull attack and those of other dogs, we all know which we would rather be on the end of. We all know which causes more harm and destruction. Bury your head in the sand, that’s fine.