I work in animal medicine... this is an asinine comment. All purebred dogs have, at one time or another, been overbred and inbred... that's how it works.

I emailed the general manager about it... looks like it worked. :)

I emailed them about this mix up... looks like they changed it.

females get spayed, not neutered. :)

There are several reasons why we don't hear about "labrador/spaniel/afghan..." attacks. First, the media is slanted and works on the basis of fear. So, If you do some research, you'll see how this works (i.e. Glassner’s “Narrative Techniques of Fear Mongering”). Second, when someone is attacked by a dog, many assume it is a pit bull; however, it is proven that they often incorrectly identify the dog. Often, pits are confused with boxers, american bulldogs and even rottweilers, believe it or not. Even the media has been caught using photographs of the wrong breed. Third, pit bulls gain a certain reputation (with help from the media), so they get in the hands of the wrong people... and there is nothing like a cruel, irresponsible owner to help turn a dog into a monster. However, even dozens of Michael Vick's dogs found wonderful homes and are wonderful companions (including being therapy dogs)... http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2008/magazine/12...Pits used to be family dogs and it was dobermans and shepherds that were feared. Bottom line is it takes two and bad owners help to create bad dogs. I've owned 2 pitties and have known many others that have owned them as well, and we're very happy to have them in our lives. I was once afraid of them because I had never known one and believed the stories I heard. Now I'm an advocate. Oh, and btw, you should do some research and find out what breed is determined to deliver the most bites to humans each year...