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**SteantyjetMaw** · 11-30-2010, 10:35 PM

I think it was both parties fault actually. Because for one, no they didn't HIDE the breed, but at the same time they didn't exactly specify fully either...its hard to explain how it is processed in my mind. But at the same time it was the landlords fault to not look into it further. I guess a lot of people have a hard time putting two and two together if "Pit" or "Bull" isn't thrown into the breed label. (Ie: American BULLdog, Staffordshire BULL terrier, American PIT BULL terrier, BULLdog etc) A lot of people don't see American Staffordshire Terrier as a threatening "Label" I guess...when they don't know dog breeds.

11-30-2010, 10:35 PM	#16
SteantyjetMaw Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 566 Senior Member	I think it was both parties fault actually. Because for one, no they didn't HIDE the breed, but at the same time they didn't exactly specify fully either...its hard to explain how it is processed in my mind. But at the same time it was the landlords fault to not look into it further. I guess a lot of people have a hard time putting two and two together if "Pit" or "Bull" isn't thrown into the breed label. (Ie: American BULLdog, Staffordshire BULL terrier, American PIT BULL terrier, BULLdog etc) A lot of people don't see American Staffordshire Terrier as a threatening "Label" I guess...when they don't know dog breeds.
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