Comments by "Just Me" (@JustMe-ec2ph) on "FOX 35 Orlando"
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I think it's some people that should not be allowed to have any dogs!
"The AVMA or American Veterinary Medical Association conducted an in-depth literature review to analyze existing studies on dog bites and serious injuries. Their findings indicate that there is no single breed that stands out as the most dangerous. According to their review, studies indicate breed is not a dependable marker or predictor of dangerous behavior in dogs. Better and more reliable indicators include owner behavior, training, sex, neuter status, dog’s location (urban vs. rural), and even varying ownership trends over the passing of time or geographic location."
It’s worth noting that these are based on reported biting. Often victims are less likely to report bites or attacks by smaller or medium-sized dogs because the damage isn’t as severe. However, that doesn’t mean smaller breeds are less likely to bite.
Aggression in dogs is primarily influenced by environmental factors like training, socialization, and owner behavior, not solely by breed
I have been around dogs for many years. Some PB's were friendlier than some other breed dogs.
Should always be cautious of all breeds!
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