Persuasive Essay: The Banning Of Pitbulls
People believe that pitbulls are dangerous, and made for fighting. That they were born vicious but they are not. It's not the dog that's the problem it's the way their owner treats them.
Pitbulls were bred for a greater purpose than fighting. Pitbulls are not dangerous or mean. There are many misconceptions and false information about Pit Bulls. Attacks do not come for no reason at all. If a person wants to blame anyone it should be the owner not the dog. Some may feel the true need to ban the dog from their country or state. These feelings come from attacks from the dog or common lies and false facts. Pit Bulls began in Greece. Thier bloodline starts with the Mastiff. They were used to intimidate enemies of the Molossian tribe. The …show more content…
These countries are New Zealand, France, Brazil, Canada, Belgium, Finland, Denmark, Poland, and Puerto Rico. In the United States instead of saying we have bans on certain dogs we say we have Breed Specific Legislation, or BSL for short. Breed Specific Legislations are laws and regulations enacted at the city or country level, that ban or restrict the keeping of dogs by breed. (Greenwood). The dogs most affected by this law are Chow Chows, Dobermans, Rottweilers, and especially Pit Bulls. Fifteen States in the United States have no Breed specific Legislation. While the other thirty-five states have minimum or maximum Breed Specific …show more content…
It is his owner that decides whether or not it becomes viscous. If a pitbull is mistreated and abused it will become dangerous and will be more likely to hurt another person or animal. If the owner treats the dog correctly and cares for him, he will grow to be a loving animal. Even dogs who have been mistreated and used in dog fights with their previous owner have been able to be rehabilitated. Many of the dogs of former football player Michael Vick have been able to relive a different lifestyle. There are several stories of his dogs being adopted and becoming a complete other
Pitbulls were bred for a greater purpose than fighting. Pitbulls are not dangerous or mean. There are many misconceptions and false information about Pit Bulls. Attacks do not come for no reason at all. If a person wants to blame anyone it should be the owner not the dog. Some may feel the true need to ban the dog from their country or state. These feelings come from attacks from the dog or common lies and false facts. Pit Bulls began in Greece. Thier bloodline starts with the Mastiff. They were used to intimidate enemies of the Molossian tribe. The …show more content…
These countries are New Zealand, France, Brazil, Canada, Belgium, Finland, Denmark, Poland, and Puerto Rico. In the United States instead of saying we have bans on certain dogs we say we have Breed Specific Legislation, or BSL for short. Breed Specific Legislations are laws and regulations enacted at the city or country level, that ban or restrict the keeping of dogs by breed. (Greenwood). The dogs most affected by this law are Chow Chows, Dobermans, Rottweilers, and especially Pit Bulls. Fifteen States in the United States have no Breed specific Legislation. While the other thirty-five states have minimum or maximum Breed Specific …show more content…
It is his owner that decides whether or not it becomes viscous. If a pitbull is mistreated and abused it will become dangerous and will be more likely to hurt another person or animal. If the owner treats the dog correctly and cares for him, he will grow to be a loving animal. Even dogs who have been mistreated and used in dog fights with their previous owner have been able to be rehabilitated. Many of the dogs of former football player Michael Vick have been able to relive a different lifestyle. There are several stories of his dogs being adopted and becoming a complete other