Figures don't lie, that's true. But they are criminally misunderstood by masses who believe they understand them despite having no education in how to deduce information from statistics.

Ya I agree

Nah he is right listen to the last sentence

go suck something I've had this breed my whole life grandpa you can stuff your statistics. your one of them idiots believes everything they read and since you have no experience you think something written on paper makes you an expert when you don't have the first clue. And by the way I ain’t no liar you sack of dung.

He's not wrong the us and uk combine pitbull type dogs into one category. There are many breeds that look like each other but they are very different in temperament and other characteristics.

Exactly. A lot of these fake gangsters buy them to make themselves look hard and I would imagine these types of people don’t treat their dogs right and have all kids if drama around the dog. A dog is always a reflection of it owners personality. No breed it more aggressive than the other it’s all about how the dog is brought up and treated

Yes, and then they end up in the county shelters or humane society

True.

Oh shut up it’s a lot of gangsters that love their dogs while suburban town clowns want to look hard 😭. Stop it

lots of white trash and black trash get pits. It's a status symbol. And then there's the idiot girls who think they are adorable because they have a wide face, and don't research anything else about the breed.

Look at a boxer lab.... I don't know the mix I found... I think it was American bulldog and lab.. then looked at the local shelter and found like 10 identical dogs labeled as pit bull. It's not 67% from 3 breeds... It's 7 breeds and the inclusion of all mutts... There's a video I found and it was portraying the dog as a pitbull... It was a German shepherd Rottweiler mix... Not even within the bully category.... "What is a woman?"....well, what is a pitt bull?... Anything we say it is....

Many more than 3 breeds.. I would put cane corso at top, the American bullies second.. pitbulls probably come in equal 3rd with x-breeds..

@@realryder2626based on what

not when they're bred to bully and kill when 90% of other breeds aren't bred to defend against humans, the rest of truly large dogs are bred for hundreds of years to fight other dogs and coyotes and wolves such as a Pyrenees, had an ex with one wouldn't consider hurting a human because humans are the fam, pitbulls are untrianed at a disconcerting rate and bred to defend homes from people in human environments, not wild farm protectors

It’s more than 3

Ssshhh let him dream

Just curious what you were looking at, Googled it and the top 4 responses including the Forbes show pitbulls as multiple breeds listed as pitbull type dogs.

It’s the same thing just added the word terrier which is what a pit bull is so yeah the number is still inflated because it’s over 7 breeds compiled into one dog which will make the number larger smarts

They think every dog is a pit...not always true

@@BmoreEliteBulliesDefinitely not the same thing! By saying ‚the American Pitbull Terrier‘ , u have specified the breed! Not the general type, such as the pittbull dog! It’s like saying ‚‘the English Cocker Spaniel‘ when referring to the Spaniel types! Now, u have omitted all the other Spaniel breeds!

Exactly

I’m not gonna do that. I love dogs.

Its sometimes said that pitties are brave. It takes balls of steel to maul a helpless child in the street

Real culprit is the owners I've never been bit by a pit put a golden retriever almost has. bit by a chow while delivering pizza too but pit bulls come to me without a aggressive nature they get labeled for 🙄

@@We_Have_Dragons well then you can go die ma’am

he’s not making up imaginary stats pit bulls get misidentified in roughly 60% of the time a standard pit bull can’t kill a fully grown man they weigh 30-50 pounds and have less bite force than a german shepherd amstaffs get misidentified as pit bulls they weight 60-80 pounds american bullies a little bit bigger it’s just all these dogs look very similar to one another so they are classified as pit bulls by law but they are all different there’s even some more breeds in there not just the 2 examples so when you put multiple different dog breeds and classify them as one the numbers will be inflated giving us the 67% pitbull related deaths it’s like if you classified a german shepherd, belgian malnois, dutch shepherd and australian shepherd as one dog breed obviously there numbers would be inflated

@@sxylinoone said fully grown men. Pit bulls are known to have killed lots of children.

​@@sxyli A standard pitbull may not be able to kill a fully grown man, however its no longer the 1800s and fully grown men aren't the only ones classified as Americans. A pitbull could absolutely kill a young, or even preteen child or elderly person with ease, which, shockingly enough, are the most common deaths attributed to Pitbulls.

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@@sxyli No no, he literally is making up stats. This is why he says "maybe" before each %. If what you said is true about the 60% misidentification, then that would be 25% of all canine kills are pitbulls. That is still 2.5× bigger that what he made up.

Wow, that was just a really stupid comment. I mean you totally missed the point.

So if it barks it’s a pit bull? Good to know

Exactly Steve

That makes absolutely no logical sense whatsoever

RESTART!

Like your mum in the bedroom

If you cant understand this simple concept i feel sorry for you. This trainer doesnt even own pitbulls 😂😂 this is one hes training

Under rated comment.

The mental gymnastics people use to justify a government like Britain wanting to cull your family pets because of a few bad apples.

@@gqsoldier04 gay

Exactly, and these studies use the owner’s breed identification, not the cops’ or the media’s. If anything, the data is skewed in the pitbull’s favor, as most owners still buy into the pit propaganda, even after their dog attacks, and want to lie and say it’s a lab mix or something

And 33% of them are by long legged, small headed, skinny ass with 5-10x stronger bite force then pits that usually cause severe injuries because they rip your muscles off

Nope. They aren’t terriers. They are bulldogs. And, yes, they are called all sorts of names - always have been. And they are not as closely related as they may look. What distinguishes a Pit Bull from the rest of the world’s canines? A trait called gameness. That is, a desire to continue fighting despite being near mortally wounded and exhausted. It comes in degrees. The (TESTED) deeply game dogs are highly desirable for matching and broodstock. They will do what none others can do. That’s also true from an athleticism perspective as well. A Gamebred Pit Bull is nothing like a Bully or American Staffordshire Terrier or Staffordshire Bull Terrier but close enough to an “Irish Staffie” (gamebred Staffordshire Bull Terrier). Confusing? Perhaps. But true. It’s genetics.

@@WDLC1911 yes I completely agree on that. That's why true apbt blood should never be trusted in hands of random irresponsible wanna be though guy. At the same time canines in general will attack and them every type of Pitbull like breed being grouped under pit bulls just doesn't help already pretty vicious animals. However, I do not think that gameness plays that big of a role in their aggressive nature (or maybe I didn't understand what you wanted to say). Simply because I worked with Belgians getting ready for duty and those dogs were literally beaten in attack and defense training without ever letting go. We also always had issues with breaking up a fight when one was included. Now pits on the other hand were easier, however those mfs went for a kill while Belgian went for "disabling". I'm not sure if it's game breeding that was the issue or the fact they often were scared af but that is a hell of a beast.

@@eddie9232, yes, that’s specifically why APBT should not be in the hands of neophytes. While not human aggressive by nature they can be encouraged to be so - just like any other dog. They are especially (potentially) dangerous if they are. Gameness is as I described it. A dog is tired, injured flirting with hypovolemic shock and is being dominated for 1, 2 or nearly three hours but when it’s time to make a scratch it trots, stumbles and/or crawls to complete his/her scratch. Sometimes within time. Sometimes not quickly enough and it loses. Or maybe it’s being throttled so badly the handler chooses to pick the dog up but requests a courtesy scratch and it engages when released. It’s that kind of deep gameness that distinguishes the proper Bulldog from the other breeds (including AmStaffs, English Bull Terriers and Bullies). A Mal or Dutchie is game *AT ITS OWN GAME.* But carefully blending working Pit Bull blood into them make them better still. And a Pit Bull will take more punishment than a Mal or Dutchie but it’s more difficult to get a Bulldog to go after a man and even more difficult to call them off. I’ve no taste for using a Bulldog in that manner. They’ll kill someone. I wish the Mals and Dutchies “had an off switch”. I think with how rapidly society is decaying having a personal protection dog is about to become mandatory and the Mal/Dutchie seem just about perfect: not too big, not too small; extremely athletic; very protective; very alert; hardy and courageous.

Sense when are Great Danes and Corgis made to bite? Cause theyve bitten me

I understand were your coming from but any dog a can bite you just because Pitbulls were bread to fight doesn't mean other dogs don't.

It's how well he/she is trained. If you get a put a very young age then you shouldn't have any problem with him growing with the fam and becoming a family dog. Unless! The pup is abused, trained to fight/kill , or just not trained at all. Getting a pit at an older age is when your asking for trouble. That dog my not consider you as being its new owner.

​@@mkochosky710 Yeah, but I again refer you to the statistics in the video above. Golden Retrievers ain't sending little billy to the ER every damn day.

Dog fighting breeds were bred to bite... other dogs. They are typically over-friendly, but when they are aggressive towards people, for whatever reason, they are by far the worst attacks.

Yep, or have a literally government lobbying group to depend a dog breed. People who defend pits are some of the dumbest people I’ve ever met. I’d have a lot more respect is pit lovers just Acknowledge the dogs were selectively bred to maul, lobbied to put rules in place to not allow shitty owners or people who have no business owning them, forced spay and neuter laws to stop the irresponsible breeding where they end up in shelters and are euthanized, hold owners who’s pit kill or mail and human or pet responsible with jail time. Simple. “good” pit owners should be all for these things because these rules wouldn’t effect them, but would hold all the “bad” owners they say are out there responsible for their actions.

@@ktk6049 100%

You are completely missing the point of this video.

​@@ktk6049German Shepard's are agressive breeds of mutts that were originally bred for war aka killing humans. When had a pitbull breed being raised for war? Defending pitbulls is dumb, same can be applied to German Shepard owners who defend their war-bred mutts.

​@@ktk6049I guess if we apply the same rules you want for pits with other breeds of dogs it wouldn't affect them? My neighbours cattle dog (she was old' had a few years to go before she passes) was killed by a German Shepard that escaped someone's yard, couldn't find the owners responsible for the killing of my neighbours dog. But I would vote those laws on mutts that were bred for war which German Shepard's have a quite long record of 2 world wars being bred and raised for the conditions of war. But let's put these rules on pits that haven't been raised for the weaponisation of their bred to kill and maim people and other breeds of dogs. German Shepard's are known as Hitler's Favourites for a reason mate

He’s actually right. People aren’t testing these dogs to determine the breed. So many breeders are mixing so many different breeds to get the wow fact it’s insane and dangerous!

And doing a great job of addressing your kind of ignorance. According to the American Temperament Test, pitbulls are among the highest scoring, 87%.

@@epiccthulu For what? Owners slapping them into hardness yeah? Then the child gets biten for trying it. Was that test a child slapping them. No!! Its the well trained ex army dog trainer who works for who? How can you say a pit bull has the best temperament.. So does a serial killer around the boss. Put a pit bull in a children's nursery for the day then let's see it's temperament.

@@strangedays1 hahahaha you’re so dumb. Go ahead and google “nanny dogs” and tell me what breed pops up xD nah, I’ll spare you the effort. Staffordshire BULL terrier. You know what a nanny is? Its someone who looks after children. Bull terriers were called “nanny dogs” because they were kept around children xD OMFG tell me you don’t do research without telling me you don’t do research xD Thanks, I needed that laugh

He literally just said, "purebred pitbulls killed 58-87 people in between those years in the US" and Pitbull defending idiots think that is an ok number.... Are you fcking kidding me? And oh wonder, the other races that also killed the same amount all have something in common, they are all pitbullmixes ... No, noone'd think Labradors'd be the culprits if we looked at flappy ears, cause purebred Labradors don't kill 58-87 ppl and the dog at the park that is flexing his muscles, barking with more visible muscles than the average gymbro, ready to snap that other dogs neck if the owner didn't hold him back, is not a fcking Labrador....

People need to train those damn rodents 😂.

A pit bull won’t kill an average adult easily. Maybe a female but a male is definitely a no no

@@Abracadabra-21 most of those stats im pretty sure are small children not adults

​@@Abracadabra-21all a dogs gotta do is tear ur nuts off and you're done, a lot of animals will aim there

No pitbulls aren't they strong enough there capable but compared to other breeds there actually quite tame

This is where PROPER training comes in. Sure you can “blame” the dog but only to a point, that’s like blaming a little kid for being bad. Where do they learn to be “bad”? That’s what happens when there’s no teaching or discipline.

@@_ghost96 there is no doubt proper training is the biggest factor but you can't ignore breed standards. All dogs were bred by man for a purpose. Just because you train a dog doesn't mean it loses it breed characteristics. Huskies bred for cold weather and stamina Labrador bred for Retrieving and for the elements. Can swim and has a special mouth to not mangle birds. Bloodhound bred to have an extreme sense of smell and incredible at tracking. Greyhounds bred to be the fastest dog alive Pit bulls- bred to have high tolerance for pain, low to the ground, strong necks and have some of the highest level of testosterone of all breeds. They were bred to fight and kill. That doesn't mean you can't have a good pit bull that means there is an absolute higher risk when you own one. Most people that own those dogs do ot for the image, and the image of a pit bull is tough and dangerous. Instead of pretending that the are a perfect breed and it's always the owners fault is misleading. They are a mor dangerous breed to own. The amount of attacks and deaths is wildly alarming compared to other breeds. It's not even close. So it would have to be one of 2 things. Either pit bulls are in-line with what they were bred for and are aggressive fighting dogs with a higher risk of ownership OR more shitty bad owners buy pit bulls more than any other breed out there. I just wish people could stop defending this breed and start teaching people that there is a higher risk of ownership when it comes to pit bulls and other big aggressive protective breeds.

The were bred as nanny dogs

@@SmackyYT No you are incorrect. Nanny dogs was something that Staffordshire Bull Terrier was called in the early 1900's. But even the Staffordshire Bull Terrier was bred for dog fighting. But for being such a nanny dogs pit bulls have sure killed and maimed more kids than any other breed.

And yet, the most up to date genetic analysis and brain scanning shows that Pit Bulls have no predisposition to human-aggression (however, they do have a predisposition to dog-aggression). Too much of this discussion is on the basis of feelings and perception rather than fact and science.

But it is still inflated which was the point of the video.

​@@devika2545He just projected the assumption that it's inflated, because he has to cope to protect is infatuation with the dumbest and most violent dog breed. Shitbul simps have to lie and cope in order to feel good replacing the masculine role in their house with a dog

@@devika2545 Go slobber on your dumb boyfriend replacement pitbull's nuts

Not really considering pitbulls make up around 20 percent of dogs in America.

@@devika2545you are wrong the data isn’t inflated. The fact that all the other breeds that make up the “pitbull breed” are all in the deadliest breeds should tell you all you need to know. I know you pitty apologist aren’t that intelligent but 67% is well within a majority. This video would only make sense if another dog breed made up 20% of the remaining attacks which they don’t. This dude just interpreted the data in the most bias and dead wrong way possible. You are delusional if you think that all those breeds making up 10-15 percent each isn’t a fucking issue. Not only that but that’s completely ignoring the fact that the recent lineage is all extremely similar. The copium stocks are rising because this video lmao

Thank u, for sharing the knowledge. Good things tp know.

Expertise. It is like a f'n breath of fresh air on the internet. Thank you.

@@Deveonni hope you're over 15

Well put. Thank you.

Surprised that rotts and malamutes didn't make your list

It's funny because this could be interpreted either way. Lol

Really does it take an Iq test to own a Rottweiler or a German Shepard? How about a chihuahua?

How?

And this guy failed

Is being able to spell it part of the test?

Lmfao! Im fucking dying 🔊

90% of the females are called bella, Nala or Luna. The males are all called some dumbass toughguy name and every single one of them is not fixed.

And that has what to do with it? Not to be too rude but...a dog doesn't attack and kill because they don't like their name Just saying.

What if you have been bitten really hard by a pitbull? If my strays have bitten you the damage would be nothing compared to the "pitbull like " dogs

@@timb4351 they are more aggressive when they aren't neutered.

Lol

Exactly. This only confirms that bans against pitbull and bully breed dogs (which includes bully mixes) would bring down the number of mauling and human/pet killings each year.

​ban huskys and it would also bring that number down

Y’all what is wrong with you?!?!? You don’t deserve to own a dog at this point! These breeds are amazing companions and dogs. When a dog doesn’t get the proper training and care it needs that is when attacks happen not from them being naturally aggressive.

plus the fact pit bull (not American pit bull terrier) falls for any dog between medium and large with a short coat broad gave, floppy or rose shaped ears, a short strong snout and strong instincts and high drive to please or hunt...this includes American bullys, pit mixs, some boxers, bulldogs ext ext

Sounds like a parenting issue to me, 20 years without a dog attack WITH being raised along side dogo argentinos which if you knew something about dogs you'd know a pitbull is nothing compared to a dogo argentino

@@ChatoandGravypitbulls have genetic anomalities that make them stop recognizing faces at certain age,they may be fine for 5 years and then all of sudden they dont recognize you and maul you to death,also,why dog nutters lack so much empathy? Are you really saying that if a kid is mauled unprovoked by a mutt,its the parents fault? Let me get this straight,are you telling me that just because you werent mauled to death by your mutts,all mutts are good and just get poorly trained?

@@ChatoandGravyWow! How low u have sunk! 😮

Ah, yes. Now being strong enough to defend yourself or your owner is a crime. A fucking beagle is a weak POS. Doesn't mean it's not aggressive. Just weak

Nope, there are a few bloodlines with human aggression but overall human aggression is looked down on. You're still mislabeling and confusing breeds

The issue is that it’s so popular to have a bully breed now because theyre “cute & misunderstood. “ they’re definitely misunderstood, but mostly by the people who own them and forget that they are dogs and aren’t prepared for their personality. I love all the bully breeds, but I hate seeing someone with one that should not have one.

All the kids they mutilate too because you didn’t train your “pitty” and let him run around the neighborhood.

Oh this is so sad to hear people talk like this period once again as a female I have had many Pit bulls not one of them have ever attacked a person. You love your animals and you train them you teach them commands when you tell them no sit they stop and they sit. If you just let them grow up any kind of way and you don't train them at all they are going to be aggressive because they don't know any better they think that's what they're supposed to do they are to protect you at all costs you are their mommy or their daddy. They don't know who's an enemy and who's a friend you have to teach them. All large breed dogs or strong dogs with a strong personality have to be trained. Get them neutered and spade take care of them exercise on teach them commandments that they can understand hand movements to go along with your words tone of voice works. Dogs are wonderful but I've seen a lot more aggression out of Rottweilers, Doberman pinchers, and German shepherds. Please realize Any dog can become aggressive. No you're animal I have a dog named Rosie she's a pit bull we got her when she was very little and she is the sweetest thing and everybody loves her and she loves everybody. We socialized her with friends and family members not the mail man not to deliver a man. Use good common sense please people whatever kind of dog you have I get dogs at my work even chihuahuas so that are very aggressive. Realize that not all dogs are aggressive not all pitbulls are aggressive but I will say depending on the owner and the reason they have the dog I have Rosie because I wanted to save her life I ended up with Sasha, Rambo, Sir and Mo. They were all Pit bulls. When you save a dog's life you don't question what type of dog they are and you have to be careful and take the time to train them to spend time with them to teach them they'll learn what you like and what you don't like if somebody knocks on the door and all the dogs start barking that's wrong. You teach them that when you say stop or know that they stop.

@@susanmathews3660 what does being female have to do with anything? I worked with dogs for 4 years and I have seen many good and bad dogs from every breed but the most dangerous ones are pit bulls. Sorry if you have had good experiences with them but that doesn’t change the fact that in the wrong hands they are the most dangerous breed by far.

100%

Wait, why do you think they can still be great dogs? Why not invest in breeds that aren’t ticking time bombs? Their purpose as a breed is now illegal, and thus we should just let it die out.

Sounds like they didn’t properly train their dogs and your bias is getting in the way of seeing that. I know many pits and bulldogs that aren’t aggressive in the slightest and have very good owners. The rule of “a dogs behavior is their owners fault for lack of attention, care, and training” goes out the window when the owners aren’t on the good end of it lol.

I can understand attacking the dogs. It’s what they do. The humans… that’s very troubling. I’d like to know the breeding of that dog.

No pitbulls are over breed and incessantly breed. They're mass produced and if they are mixed it's always Pitt mix never Shepard mix with pitbull. They also have one of the highest bites per pound so when they bite, they bite and shake.

A lot also depends on how much of the terrier genes ur pitbull had inherited! The fact that he was calm suggests that he didn’t get much of the terrier genetics! The terrier genes, in general, are predatory, hunting, high-energy, territorial, aggressive, unsociable! They can be modified only some, depending on the breeding line! Those that breed the pitbulls for the dog-fighting and Guardian work would choose the bigger, more aggressive, territorial dogs to breed! Those that breed for a family pet, would choose calmer, less territorial, more affectionate and social dogs for breeding! Each line, work and pet, would, on occasion , produce an opposite of what was intended! That’s how genetics work!

I’m sorry about ur loss! I have known some very loving pitbulls, also! I love the breed, but I try to be realistic about the original purpose of the breed!

​@@lenitaa7938Thank you for your kind words!

My neighbors pitbull was also calm and friendly until one day it attacked my other neighbour's kid. Fortunately the father was there to protect the kid.

"because you are my goodest boy"

Blasphemy

God: "You must prepare yourself for when Rapture comes, my boy. For hordes upon hordes of the Devil's children shall be set free unto the world. And only you can eat them all."

🤔 Considering they were nanny dogs & protective of kids, it's more, "Why do people keep breaking in when I am protecting the toddlers?"

@@AriThecraftydragon they were never “nanny dogs”. To keep repeating that lie is a sign of mental retardation.

Americans arent smart

Ignorance is one too. Pit bulls do not contribute to that many attacks you 🤡

@@giovanigeorgis3848Why? Because you said so on the internet? Who’s the real clown.

@@reneeandchrisforever You can live your life in ignorance of facts supported by real studies, that's not my problem. And to answer your question, you're the clown, clown.

@@giovanigeorgis3848but pitbulls and related dogs do?

Exactly. But they are rarely human aggressive.

@@WDLC1911they are often toddler aggressive

@@tdilawmd, nope. Liberals are all too often STUPID…

They still bite all the time with good or no owners

@@SpunkMayo except they don’t? I have one that always bursts outside and people get scared thinking he’s gonna bite but really he’s a big cuddly baby that loves pets.

This is so fucked up but i laughed

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Funny joke. But before these fake rumors about pitbulls. They were known as "Nanny dogs".. google it and see which breed comes up when googling nanny dogs. People would get these dogs to defend the familys baby. But then, because they had this reputation "they never let go when they bite" or "they bite til they hear something crunch". Wannabe gangsters started buying these dogs and treat them poorly (hitting them when misbehaving, and treating them when acting aggressive) etc. People who want to hide behind their dog. The dog breed is the sweetest and most loyal dog breed there is.

​@vIPR "sweetest and most loyal" very debatable... jaw strength, sure. I don't really hate on them, but personally there are better looking dogs and that are more passive before aggression. At the end of the day the best deterient a dog can provide is their bark to alert. I'd also agree most of the fault is the owner just like parents ingeneral.

@@onii--chan6067 Well study them, go check what dog experts say about the dog, and ignore the haters and comeback and tell me what you think. It used to be called Nanny dog because they are good with children, loyal and protective. Its just that evil people ruined the image of the dog and failed to parent the dog. Like beating the dog to make it aggressive towards humans or just because they are aggressive themselves etc. Go check what dog experts who are unbiased say about the dog.

Because it IS how you raise and train them

@@dennitortellini8143 seeing as how this is the most potently deadly breed, what are you saying about the owners?

@@IWestexI I’m saying that the owners who purchase them, knowing they are potentially dangerous, and do a bad job raising them or don’t train them properly are idiots. Don’t get a dog known for being potentially dangerous if you aren’t ready/willing to go through the steps to train the dog. Bad children aren’t born bad children, it is bad parents who raise and foster bad children.

@@dennitortellini8143 who is the typical pit bull owner? And why are so many of them terrible dog owners?

Had 6 different pit bulls throughout my life all raised from puppies except for one and never had an issue. They've been in very social situations regularly so explain that one.

You could say that about all big dogs

@@elblack6062 Pitts just get the worst rep

Fine. Guess I’ll get a Cuban Crocodile instead

No they attack real often. They're batshit insane on a genetic level and can attack without warning at anytime. Chihuahua's aren't more aggressive🤣.

@@Asylar343 Idk what trash dog owners you have met, but Pitt bulls are the second most tolerable dog on the planet.

Did you know that the dislike of pitbulls is usually a sighn of embedded racism becasue the majority of pitbulls owners ar minorities, also did you know that the breed of a dog has nothing to do with its aggression! It’s kinda cool to know about things before you talk abt them

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@@yamete_kudastop4942 bro likes anime😭😭

You don’t know what you talking about though yes they are dangerous ALL untrained dogs are dangerous and horrible owners aka gangsters who think it’s cool to own pitbulls will buy them and not train them I’ve dealt with pitbulls my entire life over 15 and every single one has not caused a single incident when it’s trained properly they were a nanny dog for a reason but when you don’t train a dog especially a pitbull things can go wrong but 99% of the time it’s the owners fault not the dogs.

The incel community will feed off everything the media portraits without actually going outside

Lol. Nailed it. This guy is kind of an idiot.

Statistics are great! When somebody uses them you know they about to tell you half the truth

@@kevinwheeler5595 words… and nothing is said.

But I also think the pit breed makes up the majority of dog breeds. The most over breed/populated in shelter, backyard breed etc. any irresponsible dog owner will end up with an I’ll mannered dog. Top that with the pits energetic, tenacious traits and you got a problem. If some of the more fierce breeeds like the Kangal, cane corso, or other guardian breeds made up the majority of dog out there the statistics would shift

I don't think the vid was to say they aren't more prone to violence. Rather explaining why the statistics look unrealistic, which he explains how -leaves

Your single experience does not discount the disproportionate stats that bullies give compared to other dogs. You can try and train out what is gene deep but you will fail or just get lucky. Dangerous dogs for stupid people.

So your untrained young pitbull bit someone... that's only enforcing the stereotype that pitbulls are genetically prone to biting people...

@@lolasonne1772 Can you not read? I said that he bit the hand of a man who had a GUN while protecting my mother.

@kurokageno I can read perfectly fine. The dog doesn't know what a weapon is, he simply bit someone unprompted the very second that he perceived a threat. This is an untrained and young dog who just instinctively went to biting a person only because he felt his owners fear. That's literally why people don't trust pitbulls. Dogs are instinct driven and the next time it might be a child or stupid adult that doesn't mean no harm, but gets perceived as dangerous by the dog and it WILL instinctively bite that person. You have a dog that bites people...

@@lolasonne1772 Dude, this happened YEARS ago. We literally just had him and were starting to train him since he didn't have the proper training from his previous owner who found him. He actually has not bitten anyone since that incident, in fact he actually is cool with people and gentle with children but we supervise him. He's even fine with my birds because he knows they're part of the pack. He's old now and has slowed down in activity, he's not the same young pup from before because I made it a goal to train him and to prove that this breed can be a good dog in the right hands. I don't care if people don't trust me with him, I do not depend on people liking me or my dog. When I'm outside with him I only want to make sure my dog has a good walk and has done his business.

Sounds like a skill issue. Just hop back through the Oblivion gate.

How come we can say pitbull are born violent but it's ignorant to say that about black people? Both are ignorant statements.

@@The-Anti because pit bulls were selectively bred over the course of several generations specifically for their strength and aggression. They were quite literally engineered to be ruthless killers.

😂😂😂 Dare I (not me) say Based?

@@The-Antior are both true 😅

@@hashimrahman51 I’ll take that as sarcasm 😂 poor little guys look like a football with teeth that shit a lot.

​@@hashimrahman51 how many people got mangled to death by Chihuahuas? It's zero...

A dog will do what the dog was bred for.

Labs have absolutely killed people. Labs are one of three breeds on record as having pulled infants from their cradles and killed them. The other two are the German shepherd and the husky.

@@AtarahDerek Pitbulls are the undefeated champs of killing women and children

I disagree. I know some mean black labs. Never personally met a mean yellow or chocolate lab but I've met a few very aggressive black labs, pure bred.

@@MoreOnPleeez I mean what else do you expect from a BLACK lab or anything?

You sound ignorant! Because EVERY dog can and will bite if pressed to it. Yes, including mine (which, by the way IS MOT a bully breed).

And he baby sits your toddler and is the biggest baby

Even better he bites on command works great when babysitting and when the baby isn’t behaving ( sorry for my slightly dark humor ) 😂

Chihuahuas are the most aggressive dogs because they're small people think they are adorable

@@minonuno3041 ok...

Look at bro doing research and having common sense i wish i could reward you.

It comes down to the people training them. Our pitbull was a sweetheart. Afraid of a pug. yet some people abuse them and then they take it out on someone

​@@GolfClash2718never heard about abused retriever biting someone's face off...

​@@jakubgrzybek6181a labrador tore off the legs of an 8y.o. girl. Recent news. Go to the outside world kid

@@harrison6828 an anecdotal case to the numerous cases of pit Bull attacks don’t compare bro

​@@jakubgrzybek6181no people just like a sob story. Sounds good. Fact of the matter there bread to kill other animals so some are born violent.

Ya. Heard that before.

Your dog has natural instincts and you're trying to say to me your dog will never ever ever give in to their instincts at some point ? K then fella, the dogs that are involved in attacks are left for a split second, no proper security where the dog is kept. You can have your dog well trained but if your dog somehow escapes from your house or you leave your eye off it for a split second without your command it might attack someone. All dogs bite from ankle biters to massive dogs, the only dogs that do bite are the ones with irresponsible owners

😂

"He's harmless, he just wants to play."

Almost as if every untrained dog that gets mad isn’t like that.. nope it is every dog

The 30% is like 3 other breeds brother.

@@TheKenganKing I'm not sure what that would mean?

Yeah the grouping them makes it worse even lmao

None of the breeds he mentioned are recognized breeds. Unless it’s a staffy, your pit bull is a mutt

Its not just that, most mutts that have pit blood are just choked up to being pit bulls. Its also a factor of popularity. Thats why German shepherds rottweilers and dalmations are the next big contributors. They are large, powerful and popular thats why it seems like a large number. If you controle for all factors then it not a large number

lmaoooooo

Ouch I'm sorry that made me laugh

Tell me you don’t understand what’s being talked about without telling me you don’t understand what’s being talked about😅

​@@katiebugg7018that pit bulls are a pit bull type breed?

@@stellocut99 pitbull type? there's dozens of breeds that look similar. would you call a presa canario a pitbull? it's more than twice as big and several times stronger. what about cane corsos? mine's 3x bigger than a pitbull, if I crop her ears she'd look like... a giant pit bull...

Naw pitbull is not quite a blanket term. Pit bulls came to be by the crossing of bull dogs and terriers, they needed the speed and agility for ratting. The molossus is a ancestor of the larger mastiffs.

The other commenter is right about the lineage. But also, it's unlikely that pits are especially prone to "bite" compared to other dogs. 1, there's no reliable data on dog bites per se, and 2, pits score in around the 90th percentile on temperament tests--they tend to be slow to anger. Pits are overrepresented in fatalities, not because they attack frequently, but because if they attack, it's on.

The Molosus is the basis of st Bernard and other mastiff breeds. I have no idea where you got that information but a Google can clear that up. Any fighting dog needs to have perfect human compatibility so they won't redirect in a dogfight. It is basic logic. How else do the people end the fights? Look into dog fighting, those dogs are starved to the brink of death and tossed into small kennels to fight over a scrap of food. After that they are kept on short chains just barely close enough to loose the ability to interact healthily with other dogs, that have been starved and kept on short chains their whole lives as well. The only association those dogs have is "I need to fight them so master will feed me" and "I have to keep my space or they will kill me" The fact these dogs who are from fighting rinks are able to be rehabilitated and even in the worst pain they could be in they rarely bite rescuers that take them away from those places is proof it is not the breeds. In those statistics the sites never look into the dog's history, health, mental health like alsimers or other that can cause off/over the top reaction (is a thing, super sad) or how the dog was trained. They never put in the factor of what shelter the dog came from. Why did that spca ect. let that dog be adopted and that dog attacked its owner the same day? What is the trauma factor? Was the dog neglected at the shelter? Did the dog experience abuse by the workers/volunteers? Was the shelter honest about the dog's behavior? How often was the dog's name changed? Did they change the name because of bite records? Did the owner recive a bite record they could look too? Was the owner told the dog's possibly of attacking? Those sites never tell about those things. Those sites never break down the exact breed that attacks, always this untrustworthy "type dog" verbiage. If they cared about these people and the supposed aggression in the breeds, they need to show exactly what breeds have what reactions so breeders can focus on fixing that. But they don't. They don't care. These people who advocate for the irradication of dogs who have never attacked before DO NOT CARE! If they cared they would realize the only people who would buy/have those dogs after banns are criminals who want killer dogs. Not breeders who want to create a great line of companions to help in boar hunting or be pets. Leave this cult like mentality these sites have made, because if we kill all the pit bulls they will go after other breeds. It won't matter! Another breed will be the highest statistically because of its rarity it will be irradicated too. After all those rare breeds are dead these people will go after the next highest breed. It happened with the original Olde English bulldog and it will happen again. Just accept they don't care and if it bothers you so much breed Pit bulls that will have perfect temperament to fix the breed.

@@bellw5834 The Molossus is the progenitor of many different breeds, but also the bulldog breeds not just the mastiffs. A bulldog is what you get when you cross mastiff breed with a terrier. Dog family trees are somewhat circular due to all the inbreeding and cross breeding, but lets follow the lineage of just the APBT in particular. Molossus>Alaunt>Olde Bulldog>Crossed with terriers>Bull&Terrier>More circular breeding>Staffordshire Terrier>APBT. The fact that YOU couldn't just google "Pitbull historical lineage" and find that out tells me everything else you have said isn't even worth reading.

​@@inaccessiblecardinal9352 The ATTS is not a scientific test and they themselves admit that the criteria they use is different per breed and that scores cannot be used to compare one breed for another that is because the ATTS and their scoring system is designed to assess individual dogs for their working/bred purpose. So the criteria that a pitbull is being judged on is not the same as a chihuahua. For example the "Stranger test" If you took say a jack Russel and it reacted aggressively, barking, snarling growling. It would get an extremely low score because that is not a desired behavior "For a jack russel" Then if you took a Doberman and it reacted in the exact same way, it would get a high score, because dobermens are meant as a protection dog and that's their intended purpose so that kind of protective/aggressive reaction is seen as a desirable trait by the judges. There are also other traits unrelated to aggression that may result in a lower score, for example if the dog shows fear or runs away at the sound of a gunshot which is not something a general dog owner cares about and has nothing to do with whether a dog is aggressive or not. If you were to trust the ATTS scores, then the Skye Terrier is one of the most dangerous dogs in world. The ATTS has no scientific basis, their is not strict criteria for judgement, there is no oversight by a third party to make sure the criteria is followed, there is no random sampling or a control group. The ATTS also has no "test" for dog agression, all dogs are tested alone and with humans. That is a problem if you are testing breeds with known dog agression and you would think that might be important for a temperament test but strangely they don't even go there.. odd isn't it. I know you are so desperate to cling on to some piece of evidence that "proves you right" despite all evidence being the contrary, but that evidence you are holding onto is a handful of turd, you are throwing numbers and scores around when you don't even know what they mean.

I agree. Every death, dog related or not is a tragedy. But I think we are able to mourn and respect those that are lost tragically without erroneously vilifying a genetic lineage that is not responsible for those tragedies.

​@@run4walk except that genetic lineage is responsible for X amount of deaths. If every single other breed that didn't fall within the "Pit Bully" breeds was joined together into the same group then you're still not even reaching 35% of all deaths. Yes "Pit bulls" specifically aren't the sole issue but it's clearly a huge problem among the similar breeds.

@@TheYorkshireLad1997 Thats some great information, but your first statement is wrong. The science does not support that claim. Only by performing a very poor quality statistical analysis which violates some of the founding tenets of analysis can you come to that conclusion. Pit Bully type breeds are not predisposed to aggression or violence towards people. Sure, they are strong, but many breeds are stronger. In fact, many breeds are stronger *and* have a predisposition towards aggression to people. Rough Collies are predisposed to human-aggression and have a stronger bite force, and typically skip other pre-aggression warning signs. Why don't Rough Collies dominate dog attack statistics? Well, unless we've missed something that you haven't (in which case, please do tell me) this tells us that physiology isn't causing Pit Bull attacks

​@@run4walk Even if a serial killer is killed? Thats a tragedy ?

Maybe some of them deserved it

2nd most docile dog breed baby!

My neighbors as a kid had a massive white pit. I was terrified of him, and I eventually saw he dug under their fence and was in our yard. Tried running, but he got infront of me and did the dog play stance and zigged left and right😂 He was the nicest boy ever.

Or that breed is the number one over populated dog so most ppl just get pit bulls

But a Rottweiler is more capable of damage than a pit bull and are stronger and bigger

@@gibjohnson5720XL pit bull entered then chat

​@@gibjohnson5720they are , I worked rotties for years . Formidable man stopper .

I see no reason for not being attracted to their capabilities, providing you are responsible and train the dog properly. I will always have a protection dog that duals as a pet .

I couldn't agree with this more.

Does this go for any breed?

@@Jdot_grimeywell he did say dog and not pit bull 😅

@@arandommanofculture9957 just had to make sure.😌

I work as a dog trainer and that’s dumb as shit. A dog, no matter how well trained, is still an animal with feelings and free will. If a dog goes apeshit on a perceived threat that never existed you can’t jail the owner for that. If someone dog hurts you sue them for the damages, it’s simple.

Best dog I ever owned was a pit.... But they are dumb as fuck. He was nothing but sweet because that was all he knew. So if you teach a pit anything other than love....well it's like giving a monkey an AK-47. Shit ain't good. We need to acknowledge how dumb and powerful they are there for dangerous.

Yeah he just said that like it wasn't a problem. These people are fucking idiots.

So you think that pitbulls come into this world thinking "man I should bite and kill humans" really that? Golly ignorance is strong in our world. Ya know it's almost like you have to raise a dog I know crazy concept!

Pit Bull owners are pretty stupid

​@JOJO-pp5jh calm down cupcake, pitbulls are dangerous, fact.

You're part of the problem. I have personally researched it because I had kids. I found that 90percent of the reported pitbull attacks are crosses. Most of them are lab/pit mix. Do your research instead of projecting media bs

​@@The-AntiThe irony in your statement made me cringe💀 Youre literally responding to the thoughts in your head my guy, all he said was you can like them and still acknowledge gow dangerous they are, fuckin weirdo

historically, they were bred to fight. its in their nature to do so.

@@Gizziiusa, as well as catch cattle, hogs, bear… they were also used in lion-baiting.

I dont think owning a dog SPECIFICALLY bred to fight and eat toddlers is a good idea

@@brunitoknolastname69420, and no one believes you to be a good idea yet here you are…

@@brunitoknolastname69420 at one point they were actually a nanny dog as well so no they aren’t naturally toddler eaters.

Mate, this is what I call plot twist or twisted plot

Similar thing is happening in the U.K if I'm not mistaken. Pitbulls are banned in the U.K but people are getting American Bully XL's there now and the death rates are rising again. (American Bully's are direct descendants of Pitbulls and other breeds and is technically a loophole around the ban.)

Beleive it or not i remember seeing the list and goldens were 2nd or 3rd on the list.

@@pickettmandiwell you misremembered because it’s Rottweiler then German Shepherd. Oh nvm I read that wrong LOL

​@@pickettmandigoldens are the most tolerant dog and pitys are the 2nd im not sure what the 3rd one is though

And that’s why I got one.

@loosescrew6307 pit bulls kill the most people EVERY year and it's by a wide margin. Your " most tolerant" list is made up.

Because they are abused for being a good dog. It's a good breed and it's also used widely illegally.

@@Devil914 Sure. But when one goes bad it’s a problem.

@@Devil914 Its because they're a dumb aggressive breed. Just like their e owner

@@mrmedium7984 exactly! It's because of the owner! Not the dogs! Treat someone like a piece of shit, they still be a piece of shit back. Same logic.

Yea I keep hearing they're so good. Tell ya what no dog at all will ever come close to my newborn

No they don’t “turn” as they get older, it just sounds like your grandfather wasn’t that good with training his dogs.

the minute i get pregnant, im buying a gun. pit nutters love to let their toddler eats out without a leash in my neighborhood. i'm sorry about your experience.

fuck those pitbulls I'm staying away as well. people always try to justify it but they just love to give into their impulses to eat children and babies. what happened to that pit anyway with ur jack Russell?

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@ChandrikaSoap123 imagine he thinking u an opp and ur kid gets to live with no mommy 🥰

@@qanti6582 yeah if my gun jams and my kid hears me getting chewed up from the womb 😫

​@bunbun why only three?

They would give their life for their dog. And their dog would happily accept the meal.

I’d give my life for any one of my pups, but I’d also live for them. If y’all saying you wouldn’t, then you guys must have no heart for shit & I sure hope you don’t have any pets.

@@CobwebsRoblox We're talking about pit bulls. Which kill multiple pets a day.

@@Asylar343 haha nice

The thing is the reports put bully breeds in a group as pit bull and then put them up against individual breeds. A better study would be to put bully breeds vs shepherds vs retrievers and so on or stop using the word pit bull and individually have the APBT the AM bulldog Am bully Staffy bull Am staff against other individual breeds

Awe. Would you like some hurt butt cream?

you won't ever get through, it's a subconscious thing pitbull owners either fall into two main camps 1. women with a savior complex who wants to "prove the racists wrong" on their misunderstood killers 2. wannabe gangsters who want to intimidate others or a mix of the two is possible. Now the former camp makes up the overwhelming majority of the pibble defence force on the internet, and they are mostly women. Why? Believe it or not; women unknowingly have a savior complex. They think they can fix a broken person via nurture. Unfortunately that attracts them to a certain subset of the population and pitbulls and eventually get trapped and helpless to leave. It makes them feel special when the "bad boy" is sweet/obedient to them. But the thing with women, they don't know how to fix problems and can only create more.

Stats do actually lie. And people do make fake stats. What he's explaining is *part* of a concept called statistical bias. If your statistics are taken in a faulty way or if the research that lead to said statistics is poor, then the stats are just as likely to be wrong. Its like how math doesn't lie but if done incorrectly its definitely untrue.

​@@n1rvana_ cope harder

@@LethalByChoice I never even said I agreed with the dude's statistical take. I do believe most pitties are treated poorly but I don't have any objections with most bites being by pits. Why is me explaining a very real occurrence considered cope? Kinda retarded fr

My family has owned a few Pitbulls ever since they were pups & they barely had any training, other than “sit” & sadly they have all passed away, but not once did I recall they ever attacking someone or another dog. Just admit you’re a coward.

Well I don’t see what is wrong ?

@@rupertsmith5815 I guess you're not particularly fluent in English. "It" is not used as a pronoun for humans, except in some cases like an unborn baby whose sex isn't known or as an insult.

@@chidumebiekeator8262 man talk about a grammar Nazis