Zebo
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- Jul 29, 2001
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You won't correct a game bred pit trust me, Koehler method Ceaser Method whatever it's a waste of time. Prey drive too high.The "dumbing down" of dog ownership really isn't the way to go. My dog is a GSD and when I rescued her, she was quite aggressive. After a bit of correction (I've had 2+ dogs all my life and work at a rescue on the weekends off and on for about 15 years now), I see kids picking her nose and pulling her ears (the horrified look on that snowflake's mom is priceless, btw) and she just kinda looks at them.
Do inexperienced owners need to pick up a pit bull, GSD, Doberman, or Rot? No. Aside from the sensationalized headline every so often or occasional non-fatal bite, it really isn't a problem.
I WOULD say that if your dog does attack someone, the person is liable. Intended, unintended doesn't matter. Most of the dog parks I goto state this explicitly on the rules that you agree to before entering.
TBH, this question doesn't even come up to people who have a clue. The people who spend the time to train their dog would usually accept responsibility, and the people that scream that it's not their fault usually won't train their dog.
I'm not for breed bans but temperament testing to breed it out.
