Sentences with phrase «statistics on pit bull»

If the statistics on pit bull attacks weren't so completely beyond any other breed reported (along the lines of 70 % of reported bites when the breed accounts for 6 % of the dog population), I'd be more inclined to defend this breed.

If the breed of dog was the primary determining factor in all dog attacks, it would stand to reason that since there are literally hundreds of thousands of pit bulls in the United States alone, there would be countless more statistics on pit bull bites.

Not exact matches

If you look at the only statistics in the States, on death by dog bite, studies have shown that between 41 - 49 percent of all deaths caused by dog bites are caused by pit bulls or pit bull crosses, American pit bull, Staffordshire terrier, and American Staffordshire.

Pit bull advocates on forums urge people to NOT enter their dog unless they are 100 % sure they will pass, lest they «sully» these ever so important statistics.

I'm not denying the statistics say Pit Bulls, GSDs, Chows and so on are aggressive.

Back to the statistics (factual numbers); google search documented dog bites on children by shi - tsu's compared to pit bulls.

If you would like to look up more information on the pit bull, or would like to see the statistics for yourself to believe, you can find plenty of information both online and from your local animal shelters in your area as well.

In reviewing statistics on breed bites it is important to understand that the term «Pit Bull» is used as a generic describer and not that of verifiable purebred Pit Bulls.

Quick fact that wasn't mentioned, all the statistics are made on pit bulls.

The letter goes on to describe how recent statistics show no decrease in dog bites after the ban and that other breeds are responsible for more bites overall than pit bull type dogs were prior to the ban.

The number of dog bites reported in Toronto has fallen since a ban on pit bulls took effect in 2005, public health statistics show.

Statistics on dog bites from anti pit bull groups are frequently cited in the Canadian and US media as reliable sources.