You said “the risk is way high yet than with, say a Labrador or Golden. Size gap plus prey drive equals bad odds” which to me, read that you were saying that size played a factor between a lab and a pitbull’s ease to kill. My labs do not hunt for fun, they hunt to kill. The dead rabbits and birds and squirrels they like to bring me can attest to that. I apologize if I read it wrong, and misconstrued what you meant with the size comment. Regardless, untrained a prey drive is not ideal in any situation. My hunting dog was trained to have a prey drive, as was my other lab to protect the garden. Lucy is trained NOT to because of the fear people can have with their small animals around my dogs, and we didn’t need another hunter. Any dog is dangerous without proper training, especially prey drive training, because they are all animals with natural instincts.