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[quote=Anonymous][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]

Where is your data on this? The thing that bothers me is you seem to have this mythical idea of a ‘trained dog’ or ‘responsible owner’ as the solution. But I don’t want to have to depend on a perfectly trained dog or perfect owner to ensure children, people and other animals won’t be mauled to death.

I’ve had tons of dogs throughout my life, from large breeds to small ones, including a few that were reactive and bitey. The ones who bit would bite face forward and it was always a snap and release, and retreat in most cases.  Not ideal, but no one’s dying.

I don’t know what the answer is exactly but I tend to think pit bulls should be banned. They’re just naturally too good at fighting and that’s dangerous to others. [/quote]

Ignorant trolls on the internet, too. Same logic, right?[/quote]

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