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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are they safe after they pass a temperament test? Is there any kind of guarantee or certification? [/quote] The "gentle" rescue pit bull who disemboweled his new owner's elderly mom a few hours before they brought him home down in southern VA this past summer passed a "temperment" test. That dog was advertised on the rescue's site as loving. [b]Tempermemt tests mean zero when you are talking about an aggressive breed.[/b][/quote] There are no aggressive breeds, but there are aggressive lines within those breeds. Also, a temperament test means nothing for any breed. And finally, ANY dog of ANY breed can bite. Goldens and labs kill people every year, they are super active and need a ton of exercise, yet they continue to be seen as America's ideal family dog. Public perception about dogs is 99% wrong.[/quote] Goldens and labs kill a person or two per year. Pitts kill dozens and dozens of people per year (almost all of deaths caused by bites). Breeds matter. A single digit percentage of dogs doing anywhere [/quote]
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