Sentences with phrase «like aggressive dog breeds»

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People expressing a preference for aggressive dog breeds scored higher for conscientiousness on a personality test than did those who liked gentler dogs.

Those subjects also rated how aggressive they considered different breeds of dogs to be, from cocker spaniels to pit bulls, and chose which type they'd most like to own.

Although the original breed was not bred to be aggressive, dogs, like any other animal, can individually harbor aggressive personalities.

The lovers of aggressive breeds try to use these breeding accidents to prove that their aggressive breeds are just like any other dog, «see, they're no different from the cuddly breeds.»

While it is indestructible for most heavy chewing breeds like Labradors, these best KONG dog toys may not survive aggressive chewers like pit bulls, as have been the experience of some customers.

Dogs like the pit bull have a bloody track record, but their owners — not the dogs — should be the focus of local and state laws, a national expert on canine attacks said Saturday.Randall Lockwood, director of higher education programs for the Humane Society of the United States, frowns on legislation that bans breeds like the pit bull but supports laws that penalize owners for not taking precautions with aggressive animDogs like the pit bull have a bloody track record, but their owners — not the dogs — should be the focus of local and state laws, a national expert on canine attacks said Saturday.Randall Lockwood, director of higher education programs for the Humane Society of the United States, frowns on legislation that bans breeds like the pit bull but supports laws that penalize owners for not taking precautions with aggressive animdogs — should be the focus of local and state laws, a national expert on canine attacks said Saturday.Randall Lockwood, director of higher education programs for the Humane Society of the United States, frowns on legislation that bans breeds like the pit bull but supports laws that penalize owners for not taking precautions with aggressive animals.

The dogs that we personally have to train to be less aggressive are usually small or toy breeds due to the fact that their owners don't correct bad behavior and treat them like human children causing over dominance in the dogs.

They are not as dog aggressive or prey driven a some other breeds like pitbulls and dogos.

The truth is, mixed breed dogs can be healthy, loyal, friendly, protective, yappy, fearful, sickly, aggressive, gentle, easy to train, hard to train, aloof, too big, too active, too hairy, sweet, obedient, beautiful, or stubborn — just like purebred dogs.

``... [Breed - specific] legislation itself enhances the mythologized image of these dogs [pit bulls] as super aggressive, thus increasing their attraction for people who like this idea, and who are precisely those people most likely to treat them inappropriately and encourage aggression.»

also if breeds that were genetically selected to show human aggression like dobermans rotties and shepherds were as well documented as the history of the APBT i can guarantee you would find many more dogs in those three that mere and are much aggressive than the sometimes dog aggressive APBT

This makes the American Pitbull Terrier seem like a statistically vicious dog — but it's no more human aggressive than others; a lineage of dog fighting could increase this breeds chances of being aggressive to dogs, however.

Staffies can live with any dog but having another dog aggressive, dominant, strong - willed breed of the same sex such as a Mastiff type can be a recipe for disaster and if a fight did ensue I wouldn't like to try and break it up.

They like to be involved in training and breeding to produce aggressive winning dogs and they feel they benefit from the reputation of being able to train a «winner».

A study out of Arizona State University found that people consider dogs labeled as Pit Bulls to be more aggressive, less approachable, less friendly, less trainable, less intelligent, and less adoptable than breeds like Labrador Retrievers or Border Collies.

Today we have Labrador Retrievers with legs that belong on Great Danes; American Eskimos that look like Samoyeds with snipy heads; light - boned Akitas; Shetland Sheepdogs as big as Collies; Dalmatians and Airedales with screwy personalities; aggressive Old English Sheepdogs; neurotic Poodles; unsocialized Chow Chows; and dysplastic dogs of all breeds sold in pet stores.

it's in the nature of pit bulls, like MANY breeds, to be dog aggressive)

One week after Jefferson County Sheriff Mike Hale was approached in his yard by four dogs «acting aggressive and looking like pit bull breeds» — and fired a shotgun at them, grazing one — the Alabama city of Clay passed a «vicious dog» ordinance banning pit bulls and pit bull mixes.

Before I begin, I am sorry for your loss losing a pet is like losing a family member but that being said I want to let you on something, ANY dog can be aggressive not just a specific «breed» when I was younger my family and a black lab and he was one of the best dogs ever!

«Bully breeds» sometimes become aggressive dogs because people treat them like aggressive dogs.

While none of the dogs illustrated are «Dog Aggressive,» like any breed of dog, they may certainly act aggressively towards other dogs if they're mismanaged, provoked or otherwise set up to faDog Aggressive,» like any breed of dog, they may certainly act aggressively towards other dogs if they're mismanaged, provoked or otherwise set up to fadog, they may certainly act aggressively towards other dogs if they're mismanaged, provoked or otherwise set up to fail.

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Ultimately, your premium will vary depending on your home's size, age, location and any special risk factors like a swimming pool or an aggressive dog breed.

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