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Not my dog, just a sample.
Yes, over breeding is a problem is some breeds, IMO. I had a pure-bred Briard that I later found out had genetic problems and he ended up with a brain tumor that made him highly aggressive for no reason. Had to put him down.There are still some Pits, very few, where their blood has not be tainted by the massive over breeding and aggressive breeding. Very few.
Before the over breeding - these animals were very-very good family pets.
Yes, over breeding is a problem is some breeds, IMO. I had a pure-bred Briard that I later found out had genetic problems and he ended up with a brain tumor that made him highly aggressive for no reason. Had to put him down.
I'm saying they're not dangerous.
Interesting side light, I can't find post 115 or 116 in this thread. Goes from 114 to 117.......?Actually you did in post #115.
Interesting side light, I can't find post 115 or 116 in this thread. Goes from 114 to 117.......?
the children or the dog?
Teach American parents how to control their filth spawn.
I like the ones who have been taught manners.You don't like kids do you?
Most pit types I’ve met have not been anxious.Almost always.
But with breeds like Pitbull, I agree, they are unpredictable and highly anxious. (Generally speaking as a whole)
I never said purse dogs were dangerous.
I don't know... A lot of those kick-me dogs, are some of the snappinest, nippiest fuckers around. Especially the chihuahua types.You said that you could name that dog as being the one dog that wouldn't attack after feeling threatened.
How would you know that a dog's aggressive before you get it?
Aggressive dogs have far less to do with the breed than the owner.