[Bianca]

Originally Posted by Breeze

If you look on the web further you will see that that "report" is not very scientific" or correct due to the fact: "that the "Pit bull" is not a breed, but a "type" that encompasses several registered breeds and crossbreeds. Therefore, statistics that claim "Pit bulls" are responsible for some percentage of attacks are lumping many separate breeds together, then comparing that to other dogs that are counted as individual breeds.

Breed identification is left up to victim and witness testimony, and is often wrong. Due to negative press, biting dogs of almost ANY breed have been called "Pit bulls". "

It's funny how some yorkie lovers preach about teaching the truth about teacups, tinies..... but have no problem saying and spreading false things about other breeds. I used to believe this too until I spent many hours researching to learn the truth, I hope others do the same.

CDC Stand on Dog Bite Statistics