What You Should Know About Dogs That Bite!

Some dogs are prone to bite. At least, that'sissues where the media has whipped up public
what many in the media would have your believe.hysteria. This isn't to say that a dog bite shouldn't
The top 3 breeds that seem to not only get badbe taken seriously. But doing something and doing
publicity but also are involved in biting are the Pitthe right thing are often times two different
Bull Terriers, Rottweilers and German Shepherdthings.
Dogs.At issue here is not a specific dog breed the
Now on the surface, this may seem to many toowner who has neglected to properly or
suggest that these three dog breeds areadequately socialize the animal. Lack of
dangerous. At least, this is what the media wouldsocialization can make a dog, fearful of new
like you to believe. While there's no denying thatsituations and exhibit aggressive behavior. Dogs
these breeds have been known to bite, thethat aren't socialized with children, will often see
sensationalism and hype by the media hasthem as a threat. This helps explain why 79% of
sometimes generated almost hysteria like fervorall dog bite related fatalities are children under the
in the general public against these breeds.age of 12. Use the link below to get a free report
While the media prefers to focus on the fact thaton how to effectively crate train your pet
a dog has bitten someone, they neglect toThe Rottweiler and German Shepherd are large
develop other important aspects of a dog bitingdogs that are used in many working situations.
story. For example:There's a reason why the majority of police
The Centers for Disease Control and Preventionofficer K-9 units use German shepherds. This fact
document that a chained dog is 2.8 times morealone should indicate that biting is not a breed
likely to bite than an unchained dog.specific problem. You would also feel
Or how about this:extraordinarily secure in the presence of a
25% of all fatal attacks were inflicted by chainedRottweiler trained to the schutzhund 3 level of
dogsprotection training.
At issue here is the knee-jerk cry from theLet's not condemn a breed of dog for the lack of
politicians and some of the public that these dogsproper training and etiquette They received from
are well secured in their own yard. As you cantheir owners. While the media may continue their
see by the two facts above, this demand actuallyhype, and politicians overreact, let's remember
can INCREASE the risk of a dog bite.that many of our large dog breeds are a benefit
The problem here is that politicians need to beto their owners and society.
viewed as "doing something" especially on those