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Again ... more statements about the obvious problem and no solutions offered ... and yes moving to another breed is potentially what will happen ... my concern (stated ad nauseum) is about dangerous dogs in general (not just a particular breed), specifically the bad ownership of dangerous dogs ... and if irresponsible ownership of other dangerous breeds continues to put people at risk ... then ownership of those breeds has to be banned too.

And no offense again, but stating "maybe there are just some irresponsible people in this world who shouldn't own dogs at all" made me say DUH?! out loud ... no kidding! I couldn't agree more, and so as a start I say at least let's do what we can to provent those people from owning dangerous dogs ... that's at least a good start.

Flofocus,Apr 5 2007, 10:39 AM Wrote:

Quote:The pit bull ban in Ontario may stop Bell from owning any more of that breed, but it seems almost certain he will own some other sort of dog. Court heard that he has been a dog owner for 20 years. There is nothing to stop him in the future from owning, say, Rottweilers, like the ones who seriously injured a two-year-old boy as he walked with adults to a Hamilton playground. Maybe euthanizing dogs and fining owners isn't enough. Maybe there are just some irresponsible people in this world who shouldn't own dogs at all.

Bolded part, now thats a problem.

to me...you shouldnt own more than 1 bull breed. More than 1 and your encouraging a pack mentality. If your not the leader of that pack, your asking for trouble. Everybook I've read also says this...you can own more than one dog, but not more than one bully breed.

Horrible thing that happened to the old lady, but like I said, it could have been prevented by the owner.
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