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[quote=Anonymous]It is not even the end of March, and pitbulls have killed at 4 innocent children.

https://www.petfinder.com/dog/petey-42097828/md/cumberland/allegany-county-animal-shelter-md203/

https://www.ksnblocal4.com/2021/02/10/baby-death-investigation-underway-in-kearney/

https://newyork.cbslocal.com/2021/03/18/carteret-dog-attack-child-dies/

https://newschannel20.com/news/local/toddler-killed-by-dog-after-getting-too-close-to-food-bowl

Less than one month after Aurora, Co lifted the ban on pitt bulls, one attacked a so horribly he had to be hospitalized. The family owned the dog for 1 week.

https://kdvr.com/news/local/dog-euthanized-after-biting-5-year-old-in-aurora/

This man was attacked by his friend's pittbulls last year, and is still dealing with medical complications.

https://www.baynews9.com/fl/tampa/news/2020/07/18/pasco-county-woman-recalls-horror-of-pitbull-attacking-her--boyfriend#

This "service" pitt bull bit a child in the face, in a restaurant.

https://abc7.com/toddler-dog-attack-girl-bitten-by-that-bit-now-in-custody-bites-at-restaurant-old-town-spring/10042002/

This is only March, and these examples are not close to all of the incidents that have taken place so far this year. If car seats or cars were malfunctioning at this rate, people would demand for them to be taken off the roads and fixed. If this many children were killed in a particular bassinet or crib, people wouldn't defend the product! They would demand it be recalled and taken off the market. The problem with pittbulls, is even if you choose not to own one, your neighbor's pittbull can attack your child. A stray pit bull can attack your child. These dogs are not safe, and are often zero mistake animals. If my dog accidentally gets out of my house, she is going to run around like a fool until I catch her and bring her home. Nothing a random child is going to do is going to "trigger" or "scare" her enough to hurt them if she would happen to get loose. She is not going to be so "scared" or reactive of a kid walking near her food bowl, or ball, or rope, or her bed, that she is going to kill someone. Shelters need to be willing to euthanize these dangerous animals, and not place them in households, once they make it into the shelter. So many of these dogs are "nice", until they turn on the family that brings them home. [/quote]

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