@Sui @mushroom_soup @Darbzilla @Billy_Hughes @Giga_Vril_Breaker @sargoysmuck @threat Yes, and all dogs bleed red too. If one dog is responsible for 80% of maulings it's not "all dogs". I'll repost:

From 2011 to 2019, 14 peer-reviewed retrospective medical studies from Level 1 trauma centers spanning all major geographical regions in the United States — Northeast, Southeast, South, Southwest, Midwest, West Coast, and Northwest — all report similar findings: pit bulls are inflicting a higher prevalence of injuries than all other breeds of dogs. The majority of these studies (12 of 14) also report that pit bulls are inflicting the most severe injuries, requiring a higher number of operative interventions — up to five times higher — than other dog breeds. Four studies from this period — all from Level 1 trauma centers in the Denver metro area — show a mixture of results, possibly due to Denver and the surrounding metropolitan regions enforcing pit bull bans for the last 3 decades. (See a compilation of studies with citations by Lynn, Colleen, Level 1 Trauma Center Studies, dogsbite.org/dog-bite-statistics-studies-level-1-trauma-table-2011-present.php.)