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I agree 100% I wouldn't want a mastiff, rottweiler, or any of those giant 200+lb dogs to get ****ed and bite down, but like you said most of the time it has to do with the trainer.

He is obviously talking about being human aggressive. Obviously how aggressive a dog can be is genetics just like in humans, but pitts are less aggressive then plenty of other dogs. You can absolutley teach a dog to be aggressive as well. Some dogs will pick it up easier, but it is a trait you...

Maybe you should have read Jjacks post before saying he couldn't be anymore wrong. He was saying people aren't afraid of his dog and he feels safe leaving his daughter around it. My study backs up his points.

There are numerous studies that prove you wrong. Here is one website that discusses one such study. Pit Bulls Much Less Aggressive Than Other Breeds, Study Says