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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’ve had two American Staffordshire Terriers (colloquially a pitbull, or pitbull-type like the chart says). One died of renal failure at 13 a few years ago and my other is 4 now.  And while people may scoff at it,  it is all in how you raise them. I have never heard of an attack ( at least the ones that make the news) of a well taken care of dog of any breed attacking a human. I don’t believe when people say their dog just randomly snapped unprovoked. These large breeds need socialization, mental stimulation, training and exercise. It is always the owner’s failure. These dogs love to please and have been the easiest dogs I’ve ever trained. They shouldn’t be unsupervised with children, they shouldn’t be unsupervised in your yard or tied to a tree all day, and they shouldn’t be stuffed in a crate all day. If people don’t want to walk their dogs for two hours a day , train them, or play fetch with them then they need to get a lap dog. [/quote]

this is so true about mine as well[/quote]

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