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[quote=Anonymous]DOG BITE FACTS Based on data regarding dog attacks in the U.S. and Canada between 1982 and 2014, the dogs most likely to bite humans are: Pit bulls Rottweilers Pit bull mixes German shepherds Bullmastiffs Wolf hybrids Huskies Akitas Boxers Chows German shepherd mixes Dobermans THE CONCERN OVER PIT BULLS Pit bulls are regularly cited as one of the most dangerous dog breeds. Between 2005 and 2016, Pit bull attacks led to 64.8 percent of all dog-related deaths. Over this decade, this type of dog caused 254 deaths. The number of pit bull attacks and fatalities is not because pit bull breeds are inherently violent. Organizations like the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) do not recognize any difference between a pit bull’s potential aggressiveness and any other breed’s capacity for violence. However, there are reasons why pit bulls contribute to such a large percentage of animal attacks and fatalities. These breeds of dogs are stocky and have one of the strongest jaws of any type of dog. Throughout history, pit bulls have been bred to fight. Not only will the breed be tenacious in a fight after being injured, but their strength also enables them to inflict the maximum amount of damage on another dog. When pit bulls bite, they tend to lock their jaw and shake. Unfortunately, this translates to their ability to significantly injure or kill another dog or person. OTHER DOG BREEDS THAT CAUSE FATALITIES After pit bulls, there are a number of other dog breeds that caused fatalities between 2005 and 2016: Rottweilers – 11 percent German shepherds – 3.8 percent American bulldog – 3.6 percent Mixed breeds – 3.3 percent Mastiff/Bullmastiff – 3.1 percent Husky – 3.1 percent Unknown, unreleased, or a combination – 7.3 percent[/quote]
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