| Thats just it, their "natural instinct" is not to kill. Their "natural instinct" is to be a part of a pack. I will not argue that they can be dangerous but you lose me in where they are designed to kill. They are physically designed to fight and hurt what they are fighting and with a weaker animal, that in turn will more than likely lead to it's death. But all that is mute because it is a matter of ones perspective at this point. My significant other is terrified and hates Dobermans. Now she knows that all Dobermans are not dangerous but she still hates them and never will trust them. I have a horrible fear and dislike of spiders. Now I will grab and catch a rattler, but get me near a garden spider and life turns ugly. I know that spiders are not really dangerous (although any creature that shoots silk out of it's ass cannot be all good) and they pose no real danger to me ( anything that turns it's prey into a soup and drinks it is pure evil I say), I still do not trust them.
I know where you are coming from and can honestly say that I do respect your opinion Detector.
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