If anything should be wiped off the face of the earth, its parasitic (or otherwise useless) insects like mosquitos, tapeworms, ants (especially red ants), termites, wasps, fleas, mites, and bedbugs.

As far as im concerned, Pitt bulls are exactly what people made them to be, because people breed them for specific traits. Those traits just happen to be the most accomidating for Dog fighting rings.

Statistics in Germany show since years that German shepards are the most "dangerous" dogs. There are more incidents with them than with any other race, also, in a list that was done in 2006 where dog race was calculated (and standardized) versus prevalence, German shepards have the highest risk-index for a bitign attack, followed bei Doberman, Spitz and Pekinese. The two latter are extremely neurotic, I would say. German shepards are over-bred, like several other arces as well, in German shepards it shows in their psyche as well as in certain orthopedic problems.

Although being seen as a typically German dog race, shepards have become rare in Germany, like the other "typically German" dog, too - the Dachshound. We had Dachshounds, amongst others. Very strong and individual characters, I tell you! :lol:

Hybrid dogs and Maltheser dogs rated lowest in the risk index list.