Pitbulls Should Be Illegal

I am a firm believer of Pit-bulls making good pets. They can be as vicious as a pup if raised correctly. Yes, they can and will be protective at times, but that is because they adore you, not because they are blood-thirsty beasts. Some states are passing laws to make these adorable, caring dogs illegal, which I stand against completely. If that should be the case, however, all dogs should be illegal, not just one breed. Chihuahuas are usually more aggressive than Pit-bulls. According to studies done multiple times, the commonly misinterpreted Pit-bull cannot even “lock” its jaw, it only has a very strong jaw muscle. Under x-rays, putting a Pit-bull next to a pug shows that they do indeed have the same jaw structure. Pit-bulls shouldn’t be judged by their pointy, perked ears and brick-like heads, but by their compassionate personality that
If you’re going to get one of these animals, then be prepared to care and love. An irresponsible, cruel person shouldn’t own any dog, period. Much less a Pit-bull. Treat that dog like any dignified human being would want to be treated! Moving right along, Pit-bulls haven’t always had the bad reputation they have today. Over the years, other dogs have been blamed for “dangerous” and “ruthless” acts. In the 70’s, the Dobermans were blamed. In the 80’s it was the German Shepard’s turn. Next, in the 90’s, Rottweiler’s committed the crime. Now it’s the Pit-bulls turn, and people are going against them head-on, and all I can say is that they are barking up the wrong tree. Blaming dogs for the wrong-doings of humans is inhumane itself. In conclusion, Pit-bulls can be as dangerous as a butterfly if raised and cared for with love, sympathy, and compassion. Rallying Pit-bulls against danger is like saying blondes are dumb, or red-heads have a fiery temper. If you don’t fit into that stereotype, then why should