Based on general breed charactistics, yes. Cocker Spaniels are more aggressive towards people than Pit Bulls are, which are generally way more aggressive towards other dogs than Cocker Spaniels are.
Though it depends a lot on the breeding and upbringing of each animal.
When they bite it hurts
The pitbull was bred to be a fighting dog, but that does not men that all pitbulls will bite people. It's not just pitbulls that bite. Any breed of dog will bite when provoked. The way they are trained makes a big difference; abusive treatment can cause any breed to be mean. That or their just being very territorial or want you to leave them alone.
No. No bulls nor rodeo bulls bite. They're not like horses, they would rather use their horns or hooves to cause injury than use their teeth. They don't have upper incisors so biting wouldn't have much effect on their offenders.
i used ot have a cocker spaniel and had ot be put ot slepe becuas it used to nip people but cocker spaniel are stuburn dogs and i gues anything with teeth could bite you would have ot read about cocker spaniels i am not sure
The US does not. Certain people in it do, as well as BSL. And this is because when Pits bite, they latch on. Terriers are determined dogs.
In a recent study of 122 dog breeds by the American Temperament Testing Society (ATTS), Pit Bulls achieved a passing rate of 83.9%. That's as good or better than Beagles ... 78.2%, and Golden Retrievers ... 83.2%. This study basically showed that Pit Bulls and Golden Retrievers have about the same aggressive tendencies, except that a Golden Retriever is more likely to bite people than a Pit Bull is.
Their jaws are very powerful and their teeth are very sharp, so they can break bones or rip flesh apart with one bite.
There is no known proof that pit bulls can bite harder than other breeds of dog. Dogs bite harder or less hard depending on what situation they are in, so it is very difficult to run tests to determine bite strength. It is a natural assumption that larger dog breeds with bigger jaws have stronger bites. That would mean there are numerous dog breeds that can bite harder than pit bulls.
There is no known proof that pit bulls can bite harder than other breeds of dog. Dogs bite harder or less hard depending on what situation they are in, so it is very difficult to run tests to determine bite strength. It is a natural assumption that larger dog breeds with bigger jaws have stronger bites. That would mean there are numerous dog breeds that can bite harder than pit bulls.
Yes, people do bite.
pit bulls bite with 225 lbs of force, they are also lock jaws meaning once they bite you, they are virtually IMPOSSIBLE to get off. It will take many blows to the head before the pit bull will release.
There is no known proof that pit bulls can bite harder than other breeds of dog. Dogs bite harder or less hard depending on what situation they are in, so it is very difficult to run tests to determine bite strength. It is a natural assumption that larger dog breeds with bigger jaws have stronger bites. That would mean there are numerous dog breeds that can bite harder than pit bulls.