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I've seen studies where pits rank very highly in not getting agitated with kids. I think the issue is usually more that they can be very protective of their kids towards other dogs.
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I've seen studies where pits rank very highly in not getting agitated with kids. I think the issue is usually more that they can be very protective of their kids towards other dogs.
I think it's not always accurate to stereotype breeds. As a kid we had a neighbor that had a Saint Bernard that bit a child and had to be put down. I felt terrible. I used to play with that dog for hours without any issues. I really think it's more about the owners than the dogs. All of my dogs over the past 30 years have been bull breeds except one, which was a little Norfolk Terrier. The ONLY dog who ever showed any aggression was the Norfolk Terrier. I have owned bulldogs, American bulldogs, and a Staffy Bull Terrier, all of whom were reliable, safe, and great with kids.