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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I spent some years fostering pregnant dogs and care for their puppies, and train them up for adoption.

All the puppies turned out to be pit mixes with non-pit mothers, except one litter that looked all lab.

Every puppy was trainable, affectionate and docile once taught boundaries.

The beagles mixes were by far the LOUDEST :-)

[b]If you train a pit well they're not going to be more or less dangerous than any other breed. [/b]
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Exactly, but good luck making sense on this thread (or anywhere else in the pets forum, really). [/quote]

If you train a pit well they're not going to be more or less dangerous than any other breed.

How do you know this? What’s your data? Unfortunately I think you want to believe this, but I don’t think it’s true [/quote]

Since you're just here to troll, take the inverse and go first:  "a pit is more dangerous than any other breed" (which seems to be your premise/bias). How do you know this? What’s your data? Unfortunately I think you want to believe this, but it's simply not true.

A trained dog is a trained dog. An untrained dog of any breed is a liability.[/quote]

The data is that every week there is at least one mauling or death caused by a pitbull or pitbull "mix" breed.

This is not the case with any other breed, not even the vicious ankle biters, and definitely not those aggressive doodle breeds.[/quote]

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