Breeding vs. training

[DryCreek]

Picture this....DryCreek is slowly, methodically banging her head off a wall.

When I first pulled up this article I was thinking, great, positive press about nature vs nurture but after reading it......I don't know what to think. :(

http://www.semissourian.com/story/1201365.html

I can't tell if it's good or bad for Pete's sake.:confused:

[miakoda]

It's bad. There is too much incorrect info like "chaining makes these dogs aggressive" & whatnot to be useful.

We have to fight these articles, writers, & legislations with the truth & facts. Not poor excuses that make no sense.

[DryCreek]

I was thinking it was bad as well. To many incorrect points to make up for the couple of positive ones. The worst being, to me anyways, the info provided by the owners. It's hard enough trying to get the truth out there and believed by people when the actual owners of some of these dogs make statements such as those in this article. Not to mention the trainer who states that the perfect weight for a "Pit Bull" is 65 lbs!!!