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Originally Posted by Easy 6
Pitbulls make up less than 6% of the dog population, yet are responsible for more than 80% of dog related human fatalities in the US
I don't give a damn what anyone says, I wouldn't trust one of those ****ing dogs for one second
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I do believe that how a dog is raised makes some difference, but as a child I was mauled by a German Shepherd who the owner claims was treated like a part of the family, and would never hurt anyone.
Ripped my cheek off, left me with about 10 scars on my face, and several more on the back of my head.
My point is, dogs that have literally been bred to be aggressive should not be around small children.
My ex MIL had a friend who had a toddler, and insisted that their pitbull would protect the baby. I said if they keep letting the toddler yank and pull on the dog, that eventually something bad would happen. The parents cussed me out, my ex MIL cussed me out, because their dog would never do anything.
Guess what? Yep, the dog attacked the 3 year old. I said that the child didn't deserve it, but the parents should have known better.
Basically, if you own an aggressive breed of dog, and you have small children, it's **** around and find out.
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