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<blockquote data-quote="Relentless" data-source="post: 2799417" data-attributes="member: 6362"><p>This kind of thought process is why dogs that "randomly" turn on their owners exist. Regardless of training and regardless of the dog's life, human aggression can be a genetic trait. When these dogs were fought in pits, if they wheeled around to nip at their handler when being pulled apart, they were culled. The adrenaline didn't matter, how much they won didn't matter, the dog was culled.</p><p></p><p>Fighting other dogs doesn't make a dog mean or human aggressive. I have a game bred staffordshire bull terrier and she will whine and cry to get to something she wants to fight, no growling, no barking, she wants to get it on. I have seen a toddler she's never met grab her by her lips and bit her on the nose hard and she yelped and cowered down. If she would've nipped at the kid, I would've put her down regardless of what I paid for her. </p><p></p><p>There's too much of this, "it's not the dog's fault stuff" sometimes it's not the dog's fault. Sometimes it is and sometimes it isn't, but if you have a ****** dog then you better make sure you always know it's put away. There are a lot of people that are pro-bull dog that don't know a thing about them, i'm not saying you are one of those people, but what I am saying is that the breed has been changed completely since they were nanny dogs and not for the better.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Relentless, post: 2799417, member: 6362"] This kind of thought process is why dogs that "randomly" turn on their owners exist. Regardless of training and regardless of the dog's life, human aggression can be a genetic trait. When these dogs were fought in pits, if they wheeled around to nip at their handler when being pulled apart, they were culled. The adrenaline didn't matter, how much they won didn't matter, the dog was culled. Fighting other dogs doesn't make a dog mean or human aggressive. I have a game bred staffordshire bull terrier and she will whine and cry to get to something she wants to fight, no growling, no barking, she wants to get it on. I have seen a toddler she's never met grab her by her lips and bit her on the nose hard and she yelped and cowered down. If she would've nipped at the kid, I would've put her down regardless of what I paid for her. There's too much of this, "it's not the dog's fault stuff" sometimes it's not the dog's fault. Sometimes it is and sometimes it isn't, but if you have a ****** dog then you better make sure you always know it's put away. There are a lot of people that are pro-bull dog that don't know a thing about them, i'm not saying you are one of those people, but what I am saying is that the breed has been changed completely since they were nanny dogs and not for the better. [/QUOTE]
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