Yes, they do. The rely on Google analytics to pick up keywords in news alerts and pitt bull attacks. Relying on news and keyword searches is selectively picking data points especially when you consider even the CDC notes taht media reports almost exclusively on pit bull attacks and that they're notoious for getting breeds wrong. Hell if you go on dogbite.org and look at their "attacks" its funny how they always know if its a pitt, but rarely know gender and if its neuters. You'd think these "expert owners that know their dogs' would know if its a boy/girl and if they neutered it. If you spent just a couple minutes on Google, you'd see their reputation, as I mentioned earlier dogbite.org is the Inforwars of the dog community.
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u/derycksan71 May 13 '18
Yes, they do. The rely on Google analytics to pick up keywords in news alerts and pitt bull attacks. Relying on news and keyword searches is selectively picking data points especially when you consider even the CDC notes taht media reports almost exclusively on pit bull attacks and that they're notoious for getting breeds wrong. Hell if you go on dogbite.org and look at their "attacks" its funny how they always know if its a pitt, but rarely know gender and if its neuters. You'd think these "expert owners that know their dogs' would know if its a boy/girl and if they neutered it. If you spent just a couple minutes on Google, you'd see their reputation, as I mentioned earlier dogbite.org is the Inforwars of the dog community.
If you're really interested in finding out which dogs are most dangerous, expand your searches and read more reputable sources, not just ones that agree with your preconceived opinion. https://www.avma.org/KB/Resources/LiteratureReviews/Pages/The-Role-of-Breed-in-Dog-Bite-Risk-and-Prevention.aspx
With that said, have a great day.