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Rehabbing a dog is a big job, but I'm glad somebody is doing it for these guys. Dogs don't ask to be turned aggressive; they just want to be part of their pack and have some food and lovings now and then.

I love pits, but I don't want to deal with the liability that can come with owning one. Probably what, 99 of 100 dogs, will be perfectly fine, but it only takes that one to really mess up somebody's life. I'm glad to see some rational discussion about the breed, and people realizing that most of them are just like other dogs. Some dogs are gentle and good, others are aggressive, and others have certain circumstances that can set them off. My hubby had a terrier as a child that would go off on anyone wearing cowboy boots or leather gloves. The difference is that pit bull terriers are capable of doing a lot of damage. Then again, German Shepherds (I'm told) cause a lot of damage, bite a lot of people. So I'd say pit bulls deserve their chance at being adored pets.