How pit bulls got a bad reputation
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Downloadbeing attacked by dogs a pitbull breeder
is savagely mauled to death killed by
his 13 pitbulls you've probably seen a
lot of stories about pitbull attacks and
anecdotes about how dangerous they are
and when movies need to show a vicious
dog it's often a pitbull why is that is
there something about these dogs that
makes them inherently more
dangerous America has a long history of
demonizing certain dogs the first dog
that caused a public outcry was this The
Spits a type of dog we'd most likely Now
call a Pomeranian they got the
reputation as women's dogs with one
doctor essentially saying that women
deserve whatever consequences come from
having dogs instead of babies articles
said that these dogs were aggressive and
deadly and called them treacherous
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Key Vocabulary (12)
Used to refer to the person or people that the speaker is addressing. It is the second-person pronoun used for both singular and plural subjects and objects.
People refers to a group of human beings or the general public. It is the standard plural form of the word 'person'.
To use your teeth to cut into or through something. In an academic or economic context, it often means to have a sharp, painful, or noticeable effect on a situation or budget.
To produce offspring through sexual reproduction, especially in animals. It also refers to the controlled process of keeping animals or plants for reproduction to develop specific qualities, or metaphorically, to cause a particular feeling or situation to develop.
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"inherently more dangerous"
"pit bulls were once thought of as a great family dog"
"killed by his 13 pitbulls"
"being attacked by dogs"
"pit bulls were once thought of as a great family dog"
"being attacked by dogs a pitbull breeder is savagely mauled"
"the deterioration of inner cities"
"pit bulls... these dogs... vicious dog... treacherous beasts"
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