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"Banning breeds would be a bad thing, wrong on many levels. There must be another solution, but it won't happen until powerdog defenders develop the stones to actually make judgement calls and face up to the truth that this is NOT solely a problem of bad owners -- the breed of the dog is KEY."

Nice post...But forgettaboutit!...Most of the advocates are breeders and have money at stake in pushing the myth that genetics has nothing to do with the problem. If they admit pesky gene problem, the whole doggie industry gets thrown on it's head by lawsuits.

How much do you think it costs when a little girl gets scalped and her hair has to be rettached after being removed from a Pit Bull's stomach? Gotta be high six figures for all the surgeries required, easy.

Currently, the victim is made whole by going after the owner, if the owner has insurance and assets.

"Most of the advocates are breeders and have money at stake in pushing the myth ... "

And you had the gall to call me a liar in an earlier post !?!?!
(...which, at the time, I politely ignored)

If you'd bothered to follow them, I posted links way back in #30 which documented numerous unbiased & pertinent bodies totally opposed to breed ban legislation.

Seemingly, it doesn't matter what logic and/or facts statist, control freak, 'pit bull' haters are confronted with, they all have the same liberal-like 'feeling' that somehow they just know better.

It's laughingly ironic to find people so down on dogs which supposedly have this same compulsion to clamp onto something & then not let go no matter what.