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View Poll Results: Do you think Pit Bulls are a dangerous breed?
Yes! They are a fighting breed and should be always handled as such. 11 47.83%
Yes! They are a fighting breed and should be always handled as such.
11 47.83%
No! These are very sweet dogs, and get a bad rap in the press. 1 4.35%
No! These are very sweet dogs, and get a bad rap in the press.
1 4.35%
Yes and No. Some can be dangerous, but its the owners fault, not the dog. 7 30.43%
Yes and No. Some can be dangerous, but its the owners fault, not the dog.
7 30.43%
Yes and No. I think any PB owner should be required to provide proof extra steps to own one. 4 17.39%
Yes and No. I think any PB owner should be required to provide proof extra steps to own one.
4 17.39%
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I believe there is an aggressive fighting gene bred into some dogs AND it's poor control of some pet-owner. There are parents who can make a genetically unsound children worse and potentially great kids bad. No one tests or holds some parents completely responsible for some behaviors but understood some things you have no control over but some you do. When he was six some other parent made a comment about my kid " He says thank you!! Where is he from, Mars?" Her kid was not welcomed at my house.
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