Human Culture's To Blame For Dog Attacks

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There was another news story about pit bull attacks recently. A woman in her eighties was killed by two pit bulls who had been locked in the back room by her son. Two of eight dogs in the back room.

Anyone and everyone has cherry picked whatever information they want to out of this, but as a person who's lived in communities and cultures of desperation, I've seen that the real problem is the culture, which is still a human creation. This link explains it all.

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