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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You thinking poodles are not aggressive or that you can judge this by a look says your opinion on dog behavior or dogs in general is woefully uninformed. That and you thinking you could possibly know a dog better than it's owner. By looking at it.[/quote] ?? Who said poodles are never aggressive? I didn’t. Did another poster? Link? My point is that an aggressive poodle does not kill. A pit bull can and will. And yes, certain breeds have been bred to be aggressive and also bred to kill- versus a retriever who is bred to retrieve and with a soft mouth. I won’t take a chance with those breeds bred to kill. This is common sense and what most people believe. [/quote] Anyone who thinks retrievers come with magically "soft" mouths, genetically, never owned a retriever puppy. :lol: Your "point" is just a regurgitated trope. [/quote] Well I own Goldens so yes, I know how they tend to act. When puppies, they have little shark teeth and are bitey, but let’s get real. They aren’t doing damage. And when they’re older, you can see the genetics come out. Their genetic instinct is to retrieve. Versus a dog who was bred to kill? Yes, the golden is a far safer bet. [/quote]
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