Persuasive Essay On Pitbulls

Pit bulls — referring to dog breeds such as American Staffordshire terriers, American pit-bull terriers, American bull terriers, and numerous other breeds with similar genetics — cannot lock their jaws (StubbyDog). Pit bulls are not ferocious beasts. In fact, according to StubbyDog via stubbydog.com, “pit bulls score at or below average for aggression when compared to other dogs.” Pit bulls, like all other dog breeds, are not naturally aggressive — they’ve been given their bad rep due to the fact that people who fight dogs for sport — “dogsmen” (Dogs Bite) — prefer pit bull breeds to other canine families due to the fact that pit bulls are undeniably a strong and powerful breed. However, “no single neutered” — or spayed — “household pit bull pet has ever killed anyone” (StubbyDog). Despite the popular misconception, pit bulls cannot lock their jaws. Dogs Bite states that there is literally no difference in the bone structure and function of pit bull breeds as opposed to other breeds. This myth has presumably started up due to the fact that pit bulls, mostly the aggressive and mistreated kind, do have a strong bite and do have the tendency to “hold and shake,” as stated by Dogs Bite via their
It is a fact — a fact that causes many people to urge all pit bulls to be banned, despite the fact that all families of dogs cause injuries. But all pit bulls should not be banned and put to blame due to the fact that some pit bulls hurt humans and other dogs. Just because one person in a family is a bad person does that mean that all people in that family are bad people. StubbyDog says that pit bulls showing signs of extreme aggression are usually just a problem with the way the owner has raised the dog and/or the way the dog has been treated throughout its life. If your pit bull is prone to aggression, PitBulls: Dogs for Smart People write that it is your job to put your dog on a safe and secure leash and spay or neuter your