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Pit Bull Attacks: 5 Myths


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cuban-american he’s pitbull oh sorry
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dogs hi welcome to watchmojo.com one by
one in today’s installment we’re
tackling five myths about pitbulls
they’re all bark and no bite you just
looking he’s not going out that anybody
I like all these people rap myth number
five pit bulls have locking jaws now as
a pitbull like jaws and won’t let go pit
bulls are known for their wide skulls
and this could be why many people
correlate this physical trait directly
to their bites approximately 300 pounds
per square inch which is by the way the
same as a pit bulls bite well the truth
is rather simple no pit bulls don’t have
locking jaws nor to any other breed of
canine it’s a myth that those nasty
Hollywood movies would try and convince
you but then again they’d also have you
believe that dogs can talk
sheesh sorry and didn’t nobody cared so
much
so while pit bulls don’t seem to let go
it’s because they’re dogs
and they don’t want to let go of their
favorite toy hey great hey uh now look
what you did you let it escape
incidentally many people also believe
that pit bulls have the strongest bite
of all canines which is factually
incorrect as the German Shepherd and
Rottweiler latch on with much more force
myth number four the term bully breed
means that pit bulls and natural buddies
pitbull can be the right man’s best
friend
wrong man’s worst enemy for humans the
wid bully has negative implications
certainly if you’ve been a victim
yourself but don’t worry this breed of
dog isn’t about to shove you in your
locker during your lunch break like a
pitbull no leash so chill out and listen
Bulldogs and terriers were originally
bred for dogfighting in the 19th century
United Kingdom and the word bully in
bully breed actually comes from the
canines ability to grip balls that was a
three-legged dog his name is champion
cuz he’s the dog world champion in other
words pitbulls on the bits of the dog
world and they certainly don’t have beef
with humans in fact they’re quite the
opposite as they’ve tested better than
the general canine population in regard
to their temperament so you shouldn’t
always judge a pooch by its label myth
number three a pitbulls nose color
indicates it’s worth everybody has their
own reason for taking in a pitbull but
here’s a message for all of those that
brag about having a red or blue nose dog
the color isn’t really a big deal nor
has it ever been many breeders try to
promote the idea that having a pitbull
with a rare colored nose is indicative
of its quality as a dog but this is
quite simply not the case see
pitbulls weren’t bred for their physical
Flair they were bred because they get
things done so people that breed
pitbulls based solely on their looks
aren’t necessarily interested in the
quality of life of a dog in fact it
could quite simply be touted as a means
of raking in some extra dough it’s not a
unique trait or even a rare one it’s
just a color so give all these beautiful
little cherub some love
he loves that dog always playing silly
games stop messing about something get
in the car myth number two pitbulls are
a breed of dog now we can’t go any
further without addressing this glaring
error many of you will think of these
cuties when you hear the term pitbull
but they’re actually American Pit Bull
Terriers a breed of dog that falls into
this pitbull umbrella alongside the
American bully’s bull terriers and
Staffordshire Bull Terriers ironically
the loose term of pitbull emerged in the
1930s when the American Kennel Club came
up with a new name American
Staffordshire Terrier to distance a
breed from their violent rumors but it
just further confused things and as a
result the general public
found it much easier to just say oh
that’s a pitbull so when you’re judging
pitbulls for their supposed tough-guy
image remember it’s actually a number of
different breeds you’re generalizing
myth number one banning pitbulls will
reduce the number of dog attacks
pitbulls are consistently regarded as
the most vicious breed of dogs and as
such there’s always a spur of
controversy surrounding whether or not
they should be banned the province of
Ontario in Canada has actually placed a
ban on pit bulls as of 2010 the result
no reported change in the number of dog
attacks though many advocates for the
banned do argue that it’s not about the
number of attacks but rather the
severity of them it’s true that
statistically there’s only a 1 in 116
thousand four hundred and forty-eight
chance of dying from a dog bite but
there is a higher number of pitbull
related bites that result in
reconstructive surgery and this is
perhaps where the concern stems but at
the end of the day no two pups are the
same it’s all down to you as an owner to
keep them in check Oh champion is a way
better kitchen that you are babe yes he
is he’s even a better kitchen to me ah
so which of these myths did you believe
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