1) saying people die by outher dogs is a non -sequintor, of course they do, But the fact a PBT'sd seem to have an inherent uncheck kill switch in theitr heads is the issue.
2) A majority of thr silverwear in my kitch drawer is spoons, but I've never been cut by a spoon, but you logic suggests knives are not any more dangerous than spoons and its the person handling the knife to blame.. You are wrong, knives are more dangerous than other breeds of silverwear, but knives unlike PBT'S don't walk out of the drawer and attack people.
3) PBT's do bite people a lot more frequently than any other breed. Doesn't matter if theres 100 PBT's or 3 million. The breed is a disaster around humans.
4) the only place PBT's are the most popular breed is in the pound. yes, I WAS ther today and clearly 1/2 of the dogs in there had some PBT in them. and yes I can ID a square headed, short coat, strong jawed, muscular , thin tails barely wagging nerviously, or attacking the cage as I walked by, barking like there's no tomorrow, and beady eyed, studying me . I d'd those dog as a PBT.( and they were all in their own wing of the sheltor, someone segregated them)) 40+ dogs and clearly at least 20 were PBT breeds, and none looked soft and cuddly.
Yup, how many times do I see a “giving tree” at Christmas for a shelter or the “adopt me” posters at the dog wash where basically, all the pix they blithely post are PBT/bulldog types.
Hardly any others. I guess by that I’d judge that PBTs are the most popular type of dog walking through the neighborhood (BTW, which included this house, which was at the end of my LAST residence’ street!).
But I see far more Goldens (including my next-door) than I do PBT out in the light of day - although I do see too many.