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Sadly, I have. I met a cute, cuddly, funny, and affectionate pitt who spontaneously attacked two different people in a short period of time.  [b]This same sweet pitt also lunged at my toddler when my DC got to close to the pitt owner's child.  I get it.  The pitt was in protective mode and new toddlers make strange noises and are unpredictable. [/b] But given my experiences, I will never EVER allow my kids to be in a home with a pitt. You just can't compare them to other large dogs.  A pitt is completely different than, say, a lab, great dane or bernese mountain dog.  Suggesting otherwise is just silly and makes pitt owners seem foolish.[/quote]

You are been nice. Dogs can perfectly scale the level of danger. One toddler is not dangerous to another toddler. Even if they hit each other and one starts crying. Dogs instinctively know all sounds, they know that if a kid stepped on their tail it's because he does not have full control of his body due to young age. 
Smart dogs gently insert themselves between two fighting parties or gently pull one away by the clothes and they never hurt a kid. 
Temperamentally defective dogs attack. 
I hate to say that but the dog from your post should be destroyed.[/quote]

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