Quote Originally Posted by TheBaron View Post
Think it is pretty well known by anyone that owns any bully breed that the issue is not the dog. Any dog can be trained poorly, only problem is if you do that with a bully they have enough strength to be dangerous.

Then your dog ends up on the evening news after it mauls something, when it should be the owner that ends up on the news for being negligent to their poor misguided pet.

Unfortunately the whole situation makes responsible bully owners a little touchy about the subject, always having to defend their furry children from the ignorant.
I'll have to disagree with you on that one, this is the same old argument every pit owner makes. While it's true, pits seem to attract a certain type of owner (drug dealers, wanna be tough guys, etc) some types of dogs are I believe if not pre-disposed than more capable to easily kill/hurt kids. It's for this reason some breeds of dogs are outlawed in specific areas and also why your insurance will and should go up if you choose to keep dangerous types of animals.