Pit bulls are very territorial dogs you can see it is already marking its territory
it is now approaching the German shepherd and the other dogs
stay tuned while we find out how the German shepherd reacted to the pit bull's behavior
was a male German shepherd born in flyery france he became an international star in motion pictures
he was rescued from a world war one battlefield the breed german shepherd originated in Germany
in the late 1800s it is known for its obedience intelligence and responsiveness
this is max von stephanitz the founder of the breed german shepherd and hector link's reign
in 1899 was the first German shepherd dog the shepherds need every day two hours of exercise
and they live up to 11 years German shepherds are basically herding dogs from Germany
they have a very good sense of smell and is also used by the narcotics and police department
now back to our dog park look at the posture of the pitbull
this is a posture of dominance once again it tries to dominate all the dogs other dogs are
totally submissive when a dog is submissive to other dogs they consider the other dog as alpha
here you see that the pit bull is just not responding to the owner which is very bad
and moreover there is no collar unleash to control the dog if things go sideways
pit bulls with irresponsible owners can be very dangerous pitbull ranks number one in the u.s
for the dog breed which is the highest bite record it is believed the ball dogs are now
classified as pitbull descent from the british bull and terrier pitbull was bred from two dogs
the bulldog and the terrier bulldogs was initially used to bait bulls in england
hence the name bulldog slowly the laws became strong and the baiting sport was banned completely
but people continued to use the dogs for underground dogfights in a pit
sometimes the dogs would fight until death the bulldog and terrier together gave us the pit bull
back to our park the pit bull is still trying to flex its muscles with the other dogs
and finally the german shepherd stands up for the bullying and attacks the pit bull
the pit bull's tail hides between its legs which means it is temporarily being submissive
and runs straight to its owner when examining a 13-year data set 54 fatal attacks included
a dog killing its primary owner pitbulls were the cause of 63 of these deaths over 8x more
than any other type of dog there is evidence to suggest that owners of vicious dogs are far
more likely to have criminal convictions for violent crimes which may go some way towards
explaining the pit bull's disproportionate rate of fatal attacks pit bulls make up
only six percent of the dog population but they're responsible for 68 of dog attacks
and 52 of dog-related deaths since 1982 according to research compiled by merit clifton editor of
animals 24 7 an animal news org that focuses on humane work and animal cruelty prevention
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