03-10-2016, 01:46 PM
When you explain it that way I can see how the breed got a bad reputation. From there a breed ban was the next step. But it is the wrong step.
Isn't it like finding drug dealers working out of a building and responding by blowing the building up.
Shouldn't we be working to rehabilitate the dogs and rehabilitate the breed.
Taking family pets away and killing them is not the answer.
Any of those big dogs could have become the problem breed. Some of each breed have caused problems. There were not that many pit bull incidents and they were not random. I am sure there was a history in each case.
When pit bulls or possible pit bulls or pit bull look-a-likes end up at shelters in Toronto, it is rumored that they take a short ride to a province where they are legal. But you didn't hear that from me.
Isn't it like finding drug dealers working out of a building and responding by blowing the building up.
Shouldn't we be working to rehabilitate the dogs and rehabilitate the breed.
Taking family pets away and killing them is not the answer.
Any of those big dogs could have become the problem breed. Some of each breed have caused problems. There were not that many pit bull incidents and they were not random. I am sure there was a history in each case.
When pit bulls or possible pit bulls or pit bull look-a-likes end up at shelters in Toronto, it is rumored that they take a short ride to a province where they are legal. But you didn't hear that from me.
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Catherine
