@Walter Hinteler,
Walter Hinteler wrote:
According to the FCI Standard, the typical Rottweiler is "good natured, placid in basic disposition and fond of children, very devoted, obedient, biddable and eager to work. His appearance is natural and rustic, his behaviour self assured, steady and fearless. He reacts to his surroundings with great alertness."
When I was a child and during my youth, Rottweilers were typical family dogs on the farms ...
pitbulls are less likely to bite than a golden retriever, wow were going to get rid of a lot of dogs it seems.
pitbulls, specifically, and when i say specifically, i mean explicitly, bred not to bite humans.
do you know in dogfights the handlers have their hands on their dogs a large amount of the time?
and these dogs are in pretty much mortal combat.
imagine what a dog must go thru to become that "messed up in the head" to attack a person?
pitbulls dissapear, if only dalmatians were left for people to fight you would see a huge increase in dalmatian attacks, it would just take a while to breed the power back into them.
if a pitbull attacks someone, i would bet my life they werent a pure pitbull, or they were abused / neglected.
yes , dog aggression, very instilled in them.
not human aggression.my friend who fights his pits, his dog attacked his daughter, what did he tell the animal control "oh i took good care of him, i dont know why he attacked her.. it was just out of the blue"
guess what, every owner says that. every single one.
do you see yet?
noone admits they abuse their dog. "all" pitbull attacks are *out of the blue, from a stable nurturing environment*
go ahead and sponsor breed specific legislation, you come to my house and try to take my dogs your getting shot.
