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Originally Posted by BIG_DADDY
Yea well I haven't been here for longer than that. The point was that mislabeling the breed which I posted examples of many, many times over the years happens all the time. Trying to get a legitimate stat on this breed is like asking CNN for objective news. The reminder was the presa canarios killing the woman in SF. How they got labeled pit bulls isn't an accident and was certainly no mistake.
Pits were bred to be animal aggressive. They cull human aggression. People handle them in the pit when they are fighting. The most irresponsible owners are those that want to mix it with another breed that is not so stable.
I just googled it because it is not hard to find if you are actually looking for it. I did notice your favorite the CDC is in there.
https://www.pitbullinfo.org/
I didn't read through it but on the surface is looks like tons of different research and 50% of all pit bull attacks are mislabeled. Color me shocked when I used to post examples of this mislabeling all the time. |
I have a pit and a lab. She's definitely the alpha and in spite of being socialized with other dogs she's very much a bully. She's a squirrel killing machine too.
Harmless towards people. I'd trust her with an infant.
Not a fan of the breed in particular. I never planned on getting one. I kinda inherited her through circumstance. I was happy with just my lab, but I like her. I'll keep her around.