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[quote=Anonymous]unfortunately i know a good bit about dogfighting. Pit bulls are used because of what is called gameness. Same sort of concept in cockfighting or even greyhound racing. They do not quit, ignore their pain, and have an incredibly high kill/prey drive. Compared to other dog bites, a pit bull bite looks more like a shark attack. No, they don't have a "locking" jaw in the sense that the bones are different, but because they refuse to let go compared to other dogs we call it a "lock". Like an alligator locks onto its prey. No, they are not responsible for most bites, but they are responsible for most SERIOUS bites and maulings. you want facts? From 1982 to 2011, pit bulls and their close relatives were responsible for: 77% of attacks that induce bodily harm 73% of attacks to children 81% of attack to adults 68% of attacks that result in fatalities 76% that result in maiming http://www.dogsbite.org/ [/quote]
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