Reply #66: Years ago the Rottlweiler was the biggest dog menace, and before that

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it was the Doberman. At one time we were all supposed to fear the Chow. Of course, what is really happening is a certain breed of dog becomes popular among violent people who want to appear tough and those who want to fight dogs, and then these sick people all get that breed of dog and abuse them. Then this breed of dog starts attacking and biting people because of the abuse, thereby making the breed look dangerous. It's not the breed. Violent idiotic morons will always have these "tough" dog breed fads. They will choose any medium/large breed dog that looks muscular; it's just the Pit Bull right now.

Oh and I have a personal story about a Pit Bull. My idiot neighbor has two of them and he sometimes lets them run around loose. One day one of the dogs broke into my house through a screen door after scaling my fence. He was trying to go after my female black lab when I heard the commotion and ran downstairs. It was kind of scary to see a strange dog in my home, but I grabbed him by his neck and took him home and he didn't fight me. The guy apologized, but he still lets them run free sometimes. One day a kid will get bitten in my neighborhood by one of his dogs. And it will be HIS fault, not the dogs.