Now THIS should be in the news

**Alysser** · 04-17-2006, 12:17 PM

Well said, K9soul. IMO, it's just like pit breedism.

**Vela** · 04-17-2006, 12:30 PM

Yeah I truly don't understand why some feel "happy" when it's NOT an "aggressive" breed that does something. That makes no sense. Goldens and labs are no more prone to biting than pits or rotties. It almost entirely depends on the owner, rarely though problems with temperament happen, but that is true for any breed. I just think it's odd to act almost gleeful when it's a different breed that does it. I don't think any breed is a bad breed if handled properly by a responsible owner.

**dab_20** · 04-17-2006, 12:49 PM

Originally Posted by Vela

Yeah I truly don't understand why some feel "happy" when it's NOT an "aggressive" breed that does something. That makes no sense. Goldens and labs are no more prone to biting than pits or rotties. It almost entirely depends on the owner, rarely though problems with temperament happen, but that is true for any breed. I just think it's odd to act almost gleeful when it's a different breed that does it. I don't think any breed is a bad breed if handled properly by a responsible owner.

Well said.