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Originally Posted by SmokeyTheBear
stats are fucked when you look at them like that. Lets just imagine we had a button to eliminate the 3 breeds he mentions.
Now lets redo the same stats you just mentioned, suprise suprise there would be 3 new breeds of dogs up there..
and if you eliminated those 3 breeds there would be 3 new breeds at the top of the list.
and so on and so on until there are no dogs left.
i have my doubts about this guy, he is claiming if other dogs "go bad" you will "not" be killed, thats just plain false, as it has and does happen.
i dont know what this guy is smoking but how did he come to that conclusion
Its very rare to be killed or maimed by a dog especially a pitbull , so "often" is probably a silly word to use.
if you gave 100 labradors to crack dealers, then gave 100 pitbulls to ballerina's, then took stats 50 years later, i guarantee you the labs would be far more dangerous statistically, all these "stats" are useless if you look at the problem so vaguely
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Yes there will be 3 new breeds on the top of the pyramid chain and much LESS dog accidents and fatal dog attacks.
Now lets make a scenario, we ban all of the top 10 most common attacking dogs. There will of course become a new top 10 common attacking dogs, but the attacks will even more decrease.
Lets play with the thought and scenario that we ban every dog breed and only keep one left.
The
Chiuaua.
So now the chiuauas are the top 1 most dangerous breed in the world. But I can safely say with 100% accurance that there will be a lot less Persons killed and getting hurt real bad by
Chiuaua's.
