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Originally posted by purse junkie
And actually, from a liability perspective, I read Goldens I have a very high rate of biting people.
p(my dog only tried to attack all other dogs)j
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Is the rate high because Goldens are so numerous?
That is, is a person more likely to be bitten by a Golden than by another breed of dog (which would be partially explained by popularity), or is a Golden more likely than another breed to bite a person?
If it's the latter, popularity may also be partly to blame because it fuels irresponsible breeding.
r(don't get me on my soapbox)p
