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If I've got it wrong then why wasn't your first sentence here "you're right Ken, one dog attack is one too many." Instead we get to hear about your love of the breed and lamenting that some people are scared of it.

You don't think that this is selfish? Where is your concern about those who have been attacked and those who are still at risk of being attacked?

I applaud everything you do to make your dog a well-adjusted pet and to keep it well-behaved and no danger to others ... but how in the world do you think this has any relevance to what I'm talking about when the problem is the irresponsible ownership of dangerous dogs ... how do you propose to turn every dog owner into a good one like you ... and if you can't, then what do you propose to eliminate thr risk of dog attacks.

Flofocus,Apr 5 2007, 10:51 AM Wrote:f*** do you ever have it wrong.  I love this breed, I will do everything I can to make sure it doesnt go instinct.  But I'm not selfish, I know people are sacred of the dog.  I REALLY know there scared of the dog, and I take those feelings into account when I introduce my dog to them.  I go outisde with a 6 foot hgih fenced in backyard to make sure these things dont happen when I know my dog wont do it anyways.  Do you thtink I like going outside in the rain with him?  Not realy, do I do it for me?  Not really, I do it for you and your family that is walking by.  You see my 'pitbull' looking dog in the backyard while your walking by with your kids, yet you feel comfortable when you see his master standing right behind him, with a 6 foot high fence between you.  Selfish?  Fawk you.

Your confusing my strong love for this dog with other things.
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