), but they were abandoned because people took no notice of them and they did nothing to stop the problems. Yup, I mentioned chihuahuas earlier too, they're supposed to be a bit bitey/aggressive too (more so than average in their case), but they're not going to kill either. And in their case, I guess a postman can just boot them across the front garden!
The issue with bull terrier types is that even if they're no more aggressive than the average dog when they are aggressive the consequences can be far worse.
Aye, and that's the problem, as some reports are now acknowledging, in that it's a Bull-Terrier type dog, or a Staffie type dog... if you're lucky, they actually call it a cross... So you're therefore looking at an already susceptible breed, being bred by some clueless careless **** wit, and crossed with **** knows what, to produce a four-legged status badge.
They each have roughly the same PSI to their bite and Labs bite far more frequently... they just feature in fewer actual kills, although that's no consolation to those that survive to live the remainder of their life with disfigurements, missing body parts and all the associated trauma.
Breeding house, dogs known by people around area to be aggressive, especially one of them, which probably was one of the ones that attacked her as it seems not all of them did.
That's the crux of the matter.
The point is that there's no difference in the risk. Labradors still come 8th in America's 10 most dangerous breeds (based on kill stats from Dogbite.org). Even in general, while the outcomes may differ, it could be argued that neither outcome is worse than the other.
www.forbes.com
The license requirement doesn't stop unlicensed people driving and if they do get caught they get a fine, and a driving ban
