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**BruceQW** · 10-20-2010, 03:43 AM

I'd say someone's dog being bitten, no matter who's fault (since we ALL know it's always the "pit bull" - refer to the latest case featuring Parrot) it is, is more detrimental to the breed than the mere image of a muzzle. I'd rather have someone assume my dog will bite, which in this case it will, than not.

I'm not saying you wont win the case if sued, that's not the point. The point is to keep from ending up in court to begin with.

I think being as responsible as possible with a DA dog, is fitting it with a muzzle when in public to eliminate 99% of any chance for something to happen. This goes for all dogs, not just bullies. There are too many idiot owners out there for us to not be one as well. We all know there are going to be people who let their dogs roam off leash, nothing is going to change until enforcing leash laws gets strict.

10-20-2010, 03:43 AM	#11
BruceQW Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 467 Senior Member	I'd say someone's dog being bitten, no matter who's fault (since we ALL know it's always the "pit bull" - refer to the latest case featuring Parrot) it is, is more detrimental to the breed than the mere image of a muzzle. I'd rather have someone assume my dog will bite, which in this case it will, than not. I'm not saying you wont win the case if sued, that's not the point. The point is to keep from ending up in court to begin with. I think being as responsible as possible with a DA dog, is fitting it with a muzzle when in public to eliminate 99% of any chance for something to happen. This goes for all dogs, not just bullies. There are too many idiot owners out there for us to not be one as well. We all know there are going to be people who let their dogs roam off leash, nothing is going to change until enforcing leash laws gets strict.
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