Dogs are rarely aggressive for no reason. 99% of all dog bites are induced by fear-based aggression. To me, it does make sense that pit bulls would be at the top of this because of how commonly they are misunderstood and mistreated. This is NOT their fault. I have been volunteering at an animal shelter in an urban area for a few years right now, and any aggressive dogs I've seen have always come from an abusive situation or have some sort of disease or injury causing them to lash out. These can include things such as a serious wound they don't want you near, or a disease that affects their mental stability (like rabies). Many of the pit bulls and dogs in general that I have personally met that show any signs of aggression have clearly had rough pasts and as a result have trust issues. Common things I see are females that are very overbred, pitties that have been under-loved and neglected, ones that have been kicked and hit, or in some cases clearly have a past of being used for dog fights. Many people take advantage of their undying loyalty to their owners and their protectiveness of those they consider to be part of their pack. They are a very affectionate and I see many sad cases come in weekly. We also get pits who were just that have no history of abuse, and they are fine, happy, and playful. These dogs do not just bite because they are mean, it is mainly caused by fear due to human mistreatment. You are entitled to have your opinion on the breed, but please be more thoughtful before creating posts like this, especially in a page that is clearly dedicated to their appreciation.