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Sure in the 80’s and 90’s. But recognized later. But does that address the point? If new breeds can be developed to skirt the legislation then the legislation still does not address the issue. Further other dogs not on the banned have and continue to fatally attacked humans.But aren't the XL Bully a new breed?
There have been about 15 deaths since about 2020 attributed to XL Bullies, that is over 50% of dog fatalities. They are a dangerous and unpredictable breed, they are no cocker-poo or Labrador.
Rottweilers? Dobermans? Akita? Chow? Huskies? German shepherds? Mastiffs? Springer spaniel? The actual list seems not to include many dogs that have killed humans. Why not just cut off the issue at the pass and eliminate all dogs over a certain size? Or all dogs?In the UK the ban includes a number of such breeds.. and dangerous dogs of any breed.
Owners of such dangerous dogs who harm people can find themselves in prison. And fined. And be banned for ever owning dogs again.
What is the point?But does that address the point?
The issue is, do we need these poor creatures? As far as I can tell, they have been bred to satisfy some obscene macho power image and nothing more. As usual the innocent suffer.If new breeds can be developed to skirt the legislation then the legislation still does not address the issue.
Would you favor any law that would in retrospect prevented a death of a child? I would tell the parents that I believe the individual dog should be put down, and the owners held liable. I would tell them that legislation that simply bans one dog breed arbitrarily doesn’t really address the issue.Those of you against the ban, how would you explain your choice to the grieving parents?
Why just the one breed?What is the point?
The issue is, do we need these poor creatures? As far as I can tell, they have been bred to satisfy some obscene macho power image and nothing more. As usual the innocent suffer.
These animals should be placed into humane care and allowed to live out their lives. But as a species they do not belong in society.
Is that not what the post is about?Why just the one breed?
Yes the post is in part about why just add this breed to the list? Why not Rottweilers, why not any dog breed that has killed a human, why not all dogs over a certain size?Is that not what the post is about?
Those of you against the ban, how would you explain your choice to the grieving parents?
No. Sorry CG but I do not see the post as about different breeds. My post is about the OP.Yes the post is in part about why just add this breed to the list? Why not Rottweilers, why not any dog breed that has killed a human, why not all dogs over a certain size?
Can’t your post apply to all of them as well?
As you are a father it is reassuring to know that would have comforted you.Politely?
No. Sorry CG but I do not see the post as about different breeds. My post is about the OP.
Yeah. They like to play and love their family and laps and giving out slobbery licks.My experience of all the American bulldog breeds is that they are unusually chill and big, sweet lumps of silly.
The issue is, do we need these poor creatures? As far as I can tell, they have been bred to satisfy some obscene macho power image and nothing more. As usual the innocent suffer.
That is the question I saw raised.Good use of government? Excessive? I didn’t see any posts about the topic, I was curious what RFers thoughts were on this topic.
Obviously not.The question that is raised if one supports such a ban is why this one breed?
My experience of all the American bulldog breeds is that they are unusually chill and big, sweet lumps of silly.
As you are a father it is reassuring to know that would have comforted you.
Quite right. What is the current rate for a dead child?Edited: When another dog attacks mine (or me/another), I don't get ****ed at the dogs behavior. I expect the owner to cover any and all expenses related to the injury, and accept responsibility.
In addition to the expectations of the owner, I do have expectations of the the state. And that is what the OP was about. " "Excessive Government".
That could be a very good explanation. I am not sure at all if it is true, but if that is the case then I would ease up on demands that they be banned as a breed.Yah, no. Get rid of pitbulls and a different dog breed would be used in dog fighting instead. That dog would then be associated with dog attacks instead and then we'd have the same problem all over again
Pitbulls are often abused (used for dog fighting) then abandoned in shelters. People adopt them not realizing they are getting themselves into a situation where they have a dog with special needs and unfortunately bad things happen due to their ignorance/neglect. There are many ways to nip the problem in the bud before it gets to this point, and adopting dogs with special needs to just anyone who shows up to a shelter with money is how we get into situations like this
I've had several pitbulls, and they are wonderful and loving dogs. Friends of mine have taken care of pitbulls who were rescued fighting dogs and gave them a good, attentive home as well - no problems there. Treat pitbulls with love, regard their nature thoughtfully, and give them a healthy structure and they are great. Regarding them to dismissal because "they have been bred to satisfy some obscene macho power image and nothing more" is just ignorant and grossly judgemental