Many scientists and studies are, and can, be bias.
That said, if a dog bites without being provoked, I would say that it needs and should be required to take either professional obedience training or be euthanized by choice of its owner. If training is not met to a specific standard after a consciously determined amount of time without progress, then the state would claim the dog and then proceed to have it euthanized.
I firmly believe that dogs should have a variety of rights set to protect them and their owners from generally obtuse people looking to harm an owner by antagonizing a dog to bite them in order to have it euthanized to inflict the detrimental loss to the own. This would both put responsibility on dog owners as well as a standard to set people on both sides of the argument on. For example, most people get dogs with warn and engage intruders into one's home and/or residence. This is an understandable reason for a dog to be provoked to bite.
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RIP Genn Greymane, Permabanned on 8.22.18
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There is no middle ground, I could have added the "defending its owner" choice though. All the other cases warrant grounds for legal execution
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You clearly have a very good dog, that doesn't mean that there aren't any dogs around the world objectively destroying families
Not according to the law. Nice try though.
If the law was as narrow-minded as you, we'd be living in a very dangerous society. Harm another human even through accident? Execution. You've destroyed a family.
If a dog "destroys a family", it's due to human error in 99% of the cases. As a dog owner, YOU as the human = the one with the responsibility. It's not like people can sue a dog for causing harm. They sue/press charges against the owner.
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Are you just ignoring the ENVIRONMENT words in your articles to make a point? You again just linked a excerpt that once again backs up the actual science, which is there is no universal "bad" gene in dogs. The argument in itself is subjective. What is bad. There are no objective moral truths. I've already agreed there are agressive traits in both humans and dogs, that doesn't make either inherently BAD.
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Depends on the extend of the injuries, if a dog mauls a person or another pet then yes but if it is just superficial injuries as a result of playing with the dog I think putting it down is exaggerating quite alot.
And I think that humans hurting animals should be put down. We are the superior species after all and should take care and protect lesser species no? Take dog fighting it's all people's fault for breeding them into it, it's people's fault that some have agressive genes it's people's fault that some breeds have a hard time breathing etc etc and in most cases it's people's fault when dogs bite for not raising them properly so you see its our fault the dogs can't help that people are idiots no?
We have destroyed so many breeds that you can't even recognise them from some hundred years back.