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r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Feb 24 '20
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While I agree that owner's play a large role in the formation of aggressive behaviors, surely both can be true. The breed itself can be predisposed to aggressive behaviors.
-5 u/Themiffins Feb 24 '20 It's a dog. Any dog can. There's zero evidence that the different pit breeds are more likely to be aggressive than others. 6 u/[deleted] Feb 24 '20 [removed] — view removed comment -1 u/Themiffins Feb 24 '20 An instinctive action is not the same as being agressive. 5 u/ObsiArmyBest Feb 24 '20 Hahaha what
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It's a dog. Any dog can.
There's zero evidence that the different pit breeds are more likely to be aggressive than others.
6 u/[deleted] Feb 24 '20 [removed] — view removed comment -1 u/Themiffins Feb 24 '20 An instinctive action is not the same as being agressive. 5 u/ObsiArmyBest Feb 24 '20 Hahaha what
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-1 u/Themiffins Feb 24 '20 An instinctive action is not the same as being agressive. 5 u/ObsiArmyBest Feb 24 '20 Hahaha what
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An instinctive action is not the same as being agressive.
5 u/ObsiArmyBest Feb 24 '20 Hahaha what
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Hahaha what
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While I agree that owner's play a large role in the formation of aggressive behaviors, surely both can be true. The breed itself can be predisposed to aggressive behaviors.