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**BinasiDombrs** · 05-24-2009, 06:39 PM

There is no "bad" breed. However, it's important to showcase these sides as a means to get through that banning "pit bulls" and Rottweilers isn't going to do a thing to stop dog bites, much less people getting killed from dogs.

Oh I agree. If they will show every single "Pit Bull" bite, they should just show every single dog bite.

Once a breed gets popular, sloppy breeding will follow, then overpopulation, and more often bites and attacks from that breed.

Cockers are pretty popular aren't they? They are here, atleast. Lol Huskies are actually becoming extremely common here in Vegas, and so Husky bites have risen. Hopefully that fad will fade quickly.

05-24-2009, 06:39 PM	#8
BinasiDombrs Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 619 Senior Member	There is no "bad" breed. However, it's important to showcase these sides as a means to get through that banning "pit bulls" and Rottweilers isn't going to do a thing to stop dog bites, much less people getting killed from dogs. Oh I agree. If they will show every single "Pit Bull" bite, they should just show every single dog bite. Once a breed gets popular, sloppy breeding will follow, then overpopulation, and more often bites and attacks from that breed. Cockers are pretty popular aren't they? They are here, atleast. Lol Huskies are actually becoming extremely common here in Vegas, and so Husky bites have risen. Hopefully that fad will fade quickly.
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