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<blockquote data-quote="4play" data-source="post: 2047445" data-attributes="member: 7223">If certain breeds become resticted to own, where do those dogs go, what happens to them?&nbsp;&nbsp; Is there really a problem with a whole breed of dog or certain ones?&nbsp;&nbsp; Why dont they go after all the white/black dogs or the short/long dogs. Here are two different top-10 lists of problem dog breeds.&nbsp; You see depending on what your perception is of &quot;dangerous breeds&quot; the list can be drastically different. LIST 11.&nbsp; Chihuahua2.&nbsp; Beagle3.&nbsp; Pekinese4.&nbsp; Shar Pei5.&nbsp; Bull Terrier6.&nbsp; Cocker Spaniel7.&nbsp; Dalmation8.&nbsp; Jack Russel Terrier9.&nbsp; Chow Chow10. DachshundLIST 21.&nbsp; Pit Bull Terrier2.&nbsp; Rottweiler3.&nbsp; Siberian Husky4.&nbsp; Saint Bernard5.&nbsp; German Shepherd6.&nbsp; Great Dane7.&nbsp; Doberman Pinscher 8.&nbsp; Chow Chow9.&nbsp; Alaskan Malamute10.&nbsp; Akita</blockquote>

[QUOTE="4play, post: 2047445, member: 7223"] If certain breeds become resticted to own, where do those dogs go, what happens to them? Is there really a problem with a whole breed of dog or certain ones? Why dont they go after all the white/black dogs or the short/long dogs. Here are two different top-10 lists of problem dog breeds. You see depending on what your perception is of "dangerous breeds" the list can be drastically different. LIST 1 1. Chihuahua 2. Beagle 3. Pekinese 4. Shar Pei 5. Bull Terrier 6. Cocker Spaniel 7. Dalmation 8. Jack Russel Terrier 9. Chow Chow 10. Dachshund LIST 2 1. Pit Bull Terrier 2. Rottweiler 3. Siberian Husky 4. Saint Bernard 5. German Shepherd 6. Great Dane 7. Doberman Pinscher 8. Chow Chow 9. Alaskan Malamute 10. Akita [/QUOTE]

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