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Dalmatian are usually way more aggressive than pits.They're a lot more rare than pits, so the statistics wouldn't show that, but I've been in the dog grooming industry for almost 4 years and Dalmatian are WAY more likely to be crazy.
It's never been about the breed, some people just shouldn't have dogs.
Is it scarier when a pitbull snaps, than when a Chihuahua snaps? Absolutely! But if your dog snaps at people and other dogs, it doesn't matter what breed it is, if you aren't willing to train them to not snap, you're a bad dog owner!
This thread is full of racist people who think it's okay to be openly racist when it's not about humans. If your dog was killed by a pit and you blame the dog instead of the owner, guess what? You're an idiot and you were probably a bad dog owner too. Some people get lucky and don't have to do anything for their dog to behave, but that doesn't mean they're good owners.