No. Just, no. I had a couple of Labs who did not have a dangerous bone in their bodies.
Pit Bulls can be safely managed and are sweet animals, but they are different. Apples and oranges different. They need a dominant owner.
“No. Just, no.”
Yes. Just, yes. And I will say it again: ALL dogs can be dangerous dogs; just as ALL people can be dangerous people. The operative word there is CAN, as in the potential for dangerous behavior or aggression is there.
LOL. You bring to mind my last German Shepherd and our old doggie neighbors.
My last (extremely allergic all her life) GS was a very mild, kindly, happy dog, and kind of stupid (in some ways) dog. Didn’t have much guardianship in her brain.
So, people could come right up to our house and she had no clue - until a knock, etc. Then she might get excited.
Meanwhile, across the cul-de-sac was a family with 2 litter-brother Labradors. The chocolate was the stereotypical dopey dog. But his brother, the yellow, was “dog aggressive” so she didn’t let him out, and you could hear him bark alot.
So, when people would knock on our door, all the way across the street, a Labrador would viciously bark while our dumb German Shepherd was caught unawares!
It was hysterical!