So, is it okay with you for breeders to then breed an even more dangerous breed? No limit?
Dogs are man's creation. They were created by our favoring certain traits and assisting them in surviving, and thus breeding. The wolves also initially helped in this by having the wolves with a greater willingness to be close to humans hang around and get the food scraps. Eventually, humans began to physically control the breeding, and created hundreds of breeds over time with the traits the breeders wanted.
Tell me, what traits do you think the breeders of pit bulls were aiming for when they created the pit bull?
Ever heard of a mutt? Dogs interbreed all the time, the reason they bred a bulldog with a terrier...... no idea. For all I know it was just a mix that resulted in good characteristics. Spin it all you like, dogs interbreed with each other all the time. They're not picky, the will bone any dog that fits.
Bottom line, they are dogs. All dogs have their own personality but with love and proper training 99% of dogs are nothing more than wonderful companions and members of the family.
As the thread title says...........
Saying that pitbulls have this weird mental disposition to attack is more or less the same as some racist saying blacks are mentally predisposed to gun violence. Asinine and revolting ignorance
Well, no. Firstly, although I love them, animals are not humans. Dogs are not the same as people, and you're talking to a girl who is constantly rescuing animals and whose dog has an orthopedic memory foam mattress for goodness sakes. Secondly, pitts were originally used (and many still are) for bloodsport, and as a result the most tenacious fighters were bred for that purpose. It's not the dog's fault, and not all pits are aggressive of course, but it is what it is. And because of their power and tenacity, it's a much more dangerous situation than what you might have with an aggressive chihuahua or cocker spaniel.
It's awful that we as humans created and used this dog for bloodsport since we created them. We are ultimately responsible for the breed and what they are. I am not saying we kill pit bulls, but maybe it is time to consider not creating any more of them.