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unpunished and unenforced
For which read 'legalised'.
I've only met a couple of XLs, both of which were lovely, though one was 4 mths old and already bigger than my shepherd mongrel, and the lad was having a hard job keeping it under control as it was bouncing around being friendly. Really don't see why people feel there is any need to breed a dog that big and powerful*. Can't see how it's good for anyone, including the dog. Is it really just as simple as the strength of the cunt gene?
*don't see why anyone needs to breed a dog full stop when there's a planet full of excellent strays that need help, but that's another argument.
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Really don't see why people feel there is any need to breed a dog that big and powerful
For looking well 'ard. Any other reason given is a lie. Like riding brakeless (just to keep us vaguely on brand).
I remember years ago somebody on here suggesting that if a dog attacks you, grab it's front paws and spread them apart to break their ribs or sternum or something. Oh how I laughed.
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I know you're talking about recreational use dogs, but I think there is a use case for some of these breeds in certain industries such as the military or security.
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^ and that's actually a real problem in Tory Britain. Was listening to the radio yesterday and on the news they're talking about how the police are so underfunded high streets are becoming looting zones where shoplifting is essentially unpunished and unenforced