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Originally Posted by jesse--james
Pitbulls and Rots are the two breeds that cause the most fatalities. I believe the number is at about 60%. That is 60% of all dog related fatalities are caused by those two breeds/breed mixes.
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You have no idea what you are talking about! lmfao!

"Pitbulls and Rots are the two breeds" Actually, "pit bulls" and Rottweilers would be
four breeds, plus all of the mixes and the 25+ breeds that are commonly wrongly identified as "pit bulls".
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Originally Posted by jesse--james
(a lot of pitbull owners aren't the brightest bulbs)
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Okay, I'll give you that one. That is true,
a lot of people that own "pit bulls" as well as other so-called "dangerous" breeds are morons! They get these dogs just to make them mean, not take care of them and not keep them under control, but the
majority of "pit bull" and other so-called "dangerous" breed owners are wonderful, responsible, respectful owners that own these breeds because they are educated on them (unlike yourself) and know what
amazing breeds they are.
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Originally Posted by jesse--james
False Statements? Nah. All the attacks actually are happening. The only thing could be questioned is the Bull Terrier/Pit Bull question from the porcupine picture. Bull Terriers were bred into Pit Bull Terriers -so they are related. But in reference to ever-happinging maulings and disfigurments caused by Pitbulls -- I'm not making them up. I guess the truth hurts huh?
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Haha! You crack me up!

"False Statements? Nah. All the attacks actually are happening." lmao! As usual, you are wrong!

There are a few things that contribute to the negative stories on the news. As often the case, negative stories always seem to get National coverage, where the positive stories only make the local news. The Media is not always very responsible with their stories! I have seen news reports of a dog attack by another breed and, yet the media had a picture of a "pit bull" on the TV while reporting this story. I’ve read many stories where the reporter obviously hadn’t done any research, when I asked about their statistics they choose not to reply. Also, many dog bites are never reported. There is nothing in place to track dog bites in the US accurately. There are 25+ breeds that are commonly wrongly identified as "pit bulls", Those of us who have been involved with the breed for years have trouble identifying them 100% of the time, so, we certainly can’t expect inexperienced people to be able to properly ID a dog. That said, it leads us to believe that many of the bites that claim to be from "pit bulls" are in fact, inflicted by other breeds. People like yourself are the only reason you see all of these so-called "pit bull" attacks! People like you give the media a reason to twist crap around.. People like you are the ones that give them their ratings, website hits, etc whenever they report some false, over dramatic crap!
"The only thing could be questioned is the Bull Terrier/Pit Bull question from the porcupine picture. Bull Terriers were bred into Pit Bull Terriers -so they are related." Haha.. Well then you have to put Bulldogs in there and many different terriers! The Staffordshire Bull Terrier was bred in England from Bulldogs and various terriers to bull bait. American Staffordshire Terriers were bred from Staffordshire Bull Terriers in the US to be larger (but they are still a medium breed) so, obviously they weren't bred with Bull Terriers. If they were they would have gotten smaller instead of larger! lol! Then American Pit Bull Terriers were basically just a different strain of American Staffordshire Terriers and AmStaffs and APBTs were originally used for dog fighting in the US. None of these dogs were ever bred to be human aggressive. Staffies were bred to bull bait and AmStaffs and APBTs were bred from Staffies to dog fight. "-so they are related." Well, that might be so, but they are not closely related and they are no closer related to "pit bulls" than Bulldogs and other terriers. I'm not quite sure what point you were trying to make with that?!?! lmao! You were saying that Bull Terriers are grouped as "pit bulls".. they are not considered "pit bulls" and quite a few of us have told you that several times. So what if they are related?! lol! That's not what we were talking about and again, they are definitely not closely related at all and they are no closer to "pit bulls" than Bulldogs and various other terrier breeds are.
"But in reference to ever-happinging maulings and disfigurments caused by Pitbulls -- I'm not making them up. I guess the truth hurts huh?" Nope, that's not the truth so, it doesn't hurt.. lol! I wonder if ignorance does though??

No one ever said you were making them up, but the media is and that's the truth. MOST of those dogs are not "pit bulls" and many, many dog attacks are never reported so, all we hear about are so-called "pit bull" attacks! I have already said what I have to say about the media so, I'm not going to repeat it.