User talk:83.86.174.228
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My Amstaff has yet to eat a child, and he's been attacked by tons of little fluffy dogs who "would never bite anyone!" He refrained from turning those little fluffies into spaghetti - although he well could have - because he was both well trained and supervised. A trained dog regardless of breed is better behaved than an untrained one. The only difference between the little fluffies and Amstaffs is that a 2 year old can kick a fluffy in the mouth, or otherwise fight them off without the story making the evening news. An Amstaff will invariably cause more damage given the exact same situation. Your bias is ridiculous. So once you write a comment on all of the breeds' webpages about how those damned little fluffy dogs are likely to attack, then you can come back and write a comment on this one about Amstaffs. My Amstaff is a teddy bear, but he is a dog, and ALL dogs will bite when they feel threatened. My golden retriever broke my best friend's arm when we were kids - but noone wrote about it in the paper. There was no headline, "Golden Retriever Attacks Girl." There was no special report - although if there had been - they would have called my golden a "pitbull-like" dog, I'm sure. Are you a dog? You seem threatened... because you're biting.
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