Dog Attack Leaves 10 People Injured in Hastings, UK

normally dogs are not risky,however, they are better off to be kept away_just far away ;in their animal kingdom's wild and rude zone; that is, neither to be adored, unless they are real very tiny and utterly cute; nor to be hated. a purposeful approach to their present into urban zone,residential monuments and households is approved to be the most secure one in history of civilization!
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The breed has little to do with anything. Yes some breeds can be trained to fight or show aggressive behavior then some others. However, if trained to be sweet and loving a "pit" can be just as wonderful and loyal as any other dog. Why does the media always get away with spreading irresponsible and potentially life changing information without repercussion?

@HotShot1499
the irony is that the pitbull picture that they used is probably some stock photo of a guy with a normal, well trained, good tempered pit at the park

@haa1248

Yeah its pretty sad that an animal website can't even tell the difference between two dog breeds that look nowhere near similar to each other.

why does this article have a picture of a pitbull if it states that the attack was made by "two bull terriers"? a bull terrier and pit bull are two completely different looking breeds. unfortunately fueling the pitbull stigma strikes again =/

Indeed I agree with jemteku - I've had a Boxer/Pitt for years - and would get another in a heartbeat. My pet is always under my control weather leash, lead, chain, or near me to "do his business" and then back in the house. I take him to a place at night I let him run off his energy and walk him 4-6 times a day. He's never gone after anyone - and indeed I thank God because he was a pup in Michael Vick's dog fighting tournament circle but too young - but was never "blooded". He was a pup found under his mother's dead body. He's a licker - not a fighter - but anyone with any kind of canine need look for precursors to "Attack Mode" as I call it - and a quick smack in front of their back legs regain their attention and therefore to commands I give him. He might still chase bunnies and squirrels - but he likes humans. Other dogs,...not so much - but I have him on a leash normally - because I don't want him harming - or getting harmed - by another canine. It's just common sense. He's my Babe.

Do not blame the breed, blame the stupid owner. Now these dogs are doomed, because they were owned by a stupid person who did not have the IQ required to own a potentially dangerous dog. I am also angry that the children involved in this incident will be terrified of dogs now. Stupid jerk. I wish they had bitten him instead, several times.