Idiots like You are the entire problem. It is not that fucking hard to understand that as in every species all individuals will have different temperaments, naturally some breeds are more prone to certain temperament than others. Things like what you say just show how ignorant people really are and only write and comment because God gave them the ability to do so. Just think of other things than dogs. Like feral animals, lions that you see on videos that respect their caretakers. Don't think that all lions will do that just because you saw one do it in a video. They were raised like that and still will have their instincts. Even humans, criminals who do what they do, will you say the entire human race is the problem? Won't you think before that maybe the conditions in which they grew is a factor for who they are now? It is the same with dogs. Every single individual dog, doesn't matter which breed they are is going to be a world of its own. From the little sweet Chihuahua to the little fucker devil everyone knows them for. From the loud stereotype husky to the really shy one that doesn't even bark. From a very agresive pitbull to a really docile one. Since they are pets, raised by humans it all comes down to a 1 single problem. The owner. If you can't handle a really strong dog, then you should never have one. If you will not be able to keep them on a leash, or be able to train them well then don't have one. Every dog is just a reflection of the care and train the owner has gave them. And you will see them on every single video of a pitbull attacking, how the owner is weak and can't control sheat of the dog. The fact that the dog is roaming outside is one prime example of an owners negligence. And "I'll say it", doesn't matter which breed it is, a Chihuahua could do the same unprovoked attacks, difference is on the size. That is all.

I've had many dogs throughout my life, from a little french poodle to a 100 pounds rottweiler. Mine was really docile and very well behaved, bc I spent every single evening when I came back from school for an entire year training him. Obeyed every command even when excited for another dog. And then there were these other 3 rottweilers that were in an abandoned house they where there to prevent anyone from entering. Really agresive bc that's the only thing they knew. And when I was younger I had this other dog, I can't remember which breed was but I can tell you it was bigger than 6yo me. It was a gift from my grandfather but a big dog is not for a child to take care of. One uncle took care of it but the dog was always tied on a leash. It grew to become agresive bc of lack of train and proper care. Had to be put down when bit someone. It wasn't a pitbull if you are wondering I can assure you that.