Pitt and or Rott owners are largely living in denial.
Yes, we hear all day long, it's not the breed, it's the owner, yet the violence that these dogs "can" exhibit, is not all that different from walking around with a loaded gun.

No, not every loaded gun is going to go off, or shoot someone, or end up in the hands of a yound child... -- But enough of them do, that it's only smart to take precautions.

Again, not every Pit or Rott is going to hurt someone or some dog. But over and over again, we see that many of them do.

Keep your dog away from them BO. It's just not worth it. Dog's do easily get into little fights. We all know this, and I don't want to have to wrestle my dog out of the arms of one of those breeds.

btw, if your pup ever does get into a fight with one, what ever you do, don't go for your dogs collar. That is what the other dog is trying to bite, around the neck.

always grab the dogs from the hind legs, so they can continue to use their mouth to protect themselves until the other owner arrives. But make sure to keep your hands away from both dogs mouths.. That's how most people get accidentally bit in dog runs.

B

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