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Are staffs bull terrier classed as dangerous breed?
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<blockquote data-quote="CopperBeech" data-source="post: 8054604" data-attributes="member: 8925"><p>And how many of those dogs involved in these kind of incidents ...... have a history of being owned by normal, sensible dog owners ? None.</p><p></p><p>Granted, the capacity for a Pitt bull to inflict damage if it turns, is far greater than a collie. But the idea that they have been bred to be human aggressive just isn’t true. Traditionally bulls that showed aggression to people were culled, fighting dogs are bred to fight equally matched dogs, to be classed as game bred. Many bulls including staffs and English bulls are refered to as nurse dogs, because they were often kept around children and in the family home.</p><p></p><p>I believe that the most common dogs to get bitten by, include the collie and jack Russel.</p><p></p><p>Like I said I have dogs here that would flatten a fox, or many other small furries, including deer. And yet you could take meat out of their mouths, they won’t chase a sheep, and if a little kid scowled at them and told them they were naughty, they would belly crawl across the floor and hide on their bed.</p><p></p><p>Most folk shouldn’t own dogs and certainly not bull breeds etc. There are lots of men with dogs but very few dog men.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CopperBeech, post: 8054604, member: 8925"] And how many of those dogs involved in these kind of incidents ...... have a history of being owned by normal, sensible dog owners ? None. Granted, the capacity for a Pitt bull to inflict damage if it turns, is far greater than a collie. But the idea that they have been bred to be human aggressive just isn’t true. Traditionally bulls that showed aggression to people were culled, fighting dogs are bred to fight equally matched dogs, to be classed as game bred. Many bulls including staffs and English bulls are refered to as nurse dogs, because they were often kept around children and in the family home. I believe that the most common dogs to get bitten by, include the collie and jack Russel. Like I said I have dogs here that would flatten a fox, or many other small furries, including deer. And yet you could take meat out of their mouths, they won’t chase a sheep, and if a little kid scowled at them and told them they were naughty, they would belly crawl across the floor and hide on their bed. Most folk shouldn’t own dogs and certainly not bull breeds etc. There are lots of men with dogs but very few dog men. [/QUOTE]
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