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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lycanthrope" data-source="post: 379476" data-attributes="member: 562">Dog bite misinformation, hes saying the dogs are 'misidentified', but what the pro pitt people consider a pittbull is ONLY an AKC REGISTERED pittbull. Many people that own pitts are poor or trashy and arent going to spend the money for a registered dog of any breed. Even if they bite less than a nippy small breed, they cause way more damage when they bite, and also kill way more people than any other breed. Most people consider unregistered and mixed breed pittbulls to be pittbulls, and they are also dangerous and bite and kill people. My neighbor directly behind me has a dog that they call a 'lab', but it looks and acts like a pittbull, so Im calling bullshit on that. Maybe its half lab, but the way it is aggressive and barks and looks, im calling it a pitt.No educated person thinks any dogs jaws "lock" so maybe that statement is true, but I dont think thats a misconception except among the very ignorant.Just because their bite strenght isnt more than a few other large breeds they have superior neck strength and tenacity, they simply will not let go when attacking. There are many videos online that show this and ive witnessed it myself when my dog was attacked by a pitt about a decade ago.If pitts are "less aggressive" than many other breeds, why do they attack and kill many more people than ANY other breed, the data is not even close, pitts consistently kill 70+ percent of people killed by dogs annually in the US. I think "less aggressive" is a loaded term, maybe they are tolerant of being harassed more than some breeds, but when they quit being tolerant, they are much more likely to kill you than any other breed also.</blockquote>

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