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Originally Posted by GMONEY
lets make sure that we are just not targeting a dog because of a sterotype. Dont want to get started because it is a "PIT BULL" thing going on. Just make sure you understand the Breed. Dont get people going on all Pit Bulls are the same.
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GMONEY, I agree with your comment that Pit Bulls shouldn't automatically be given a "vicious" label. However, like many of the larger breeds, Pit Bulls are very fast and strong, and tend to be on the aggressive side. Unlike golden retrievers for instance! I think it pays to be cautious around any large dog.
The Pit Bull in question streaked toward my 10 lb dog at the Dog Park, and pinned him to the ground, snarling. Luckily the owner reacted quickly, ran out and leashed the dog. I was very frightened that my dog would be injured. I don't believe that any highly aggressive dog belongs at a dog park, or any public venue, regardless of breed.