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To: Kokojmudd
A lot of innocent driver's afternoons are spoiled by drunk, distracted or bad drivers . . . drug runners . . . immigrant smugglers . . .

Surely, you're not claiming some numerical, proportional equivalency?

How many trees are there left in the Amazon?

One neighborhood plus one Rottweiller equals one known threat.  Ever watch what happens when one of those beasts is being walked about on a leash?

Stay safe.

You too.

93 posted on 11/27/2005 4:53:07 PM PST by Racehorse (Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.)
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To: Racehorse
Surely, you're not claiming some numerical, proportional equivalency?

No I am looking at it as a safety issue. Bad driving and swimming pools kill many, many more people than any dog or dog breed.

One neighborhood plus one Rottweiller equals one known threat.

Using your logic you have to say the same and then some if there is a teen age driver or a swimming pool in your neighborhood. A dog of any breed can be trained and curbed by a responsible owner. A teen age driver is a much greater safety risk than a rottweiler. Call your insurance agent and ask which would cost more on your insurance a certain type of dog breed or insuring a teenager.

Ever watch what happens when one of those beasts is being walked about on a leash?

I don't know anything about pit bulls but I have seen many rottweiler walked on leashes by military police and various law enforcement, as well as by responsible owners. I have also seen rottweilers used as therapy dogs in childrens hospitals and old age homes and so on.
105 posted on 11/27/2005 5:15:20 PM PST by Kokojmudd (Outsource the US Senate to Mexico! Pul Walmart in charge of all Federal agencies!)
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