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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]While I am no where near a fan of pits/pit mixes/bullies, what everyone is not looking at is that children ages 5-9 are the biggest demographic of dog bites. I never leave my dogs unattended when there are small kids around - no one should, and this study supports that. There is a video circulating on social media where a kid is "playing" with a dog (spaniel of some type) and the kid either doesn't know, or ignores the cues that the dog is giving that it is not comfortable with the kid pulling on its ears and hair. Eventually the dog snaps and bites the kid on the face. The sad thing is there are two adults in the video who should have known better and stopped the kid before it got to the point the dog felt it had to defend itself. [/quote] Seriously. Leash your kids! :lol: Dogs are dogs, all of them, and none of them speak human. If you're not going to learn their language and respect what they are, you shouldn't be around dogs. And since your kids are, at best, as smart as their parents, they shouldn't be around dogs unsupervised either. But no, let's blame dogs by breed and make that the problem. :roll: [/quote]
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