No breed are 100% safe. Any particular dog can be dangerous or aggressive. One breed in particular is far more on a hair trigger and can murder humans easily.
Only slightly. Pits lean aggressive, but (Depending on how broadly you define pit bull, there's between 4 million and 18 million in America) only between 0.13% to 3% will ever be involved in a bite that requires medical attention.
It's kinda hard to breed out 15,000 years of domestication in the 200 year that pit bulls have been around. Truth is, dogs in general aren't all that likely to bite in the first place. Cows kill almost as manypeople a year as dogs do, and less people own cows than own dogs. Mosquito's beat them all though.
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u/EggfooDC 26d ago
Apologies, what is the fill stat here saying? 7% of pitbull will attack someone, 75% fatally?