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Find the Rottweiler or Pit Bull (pure or mixed!)

One reason (of many) that breed specific legislation (BSL) is a bad idea is because it is very hard to enforce. Breed identification is a tricky game, and there are many dogs that are NOT one of the targeted breeds that end up being hurt by breed specific legislation.

Take a look at the following photos. Some of these dogs are purebred. Others are mixes. Your job is to identify all the purebred and mixed dogs you'd consider either a Pit Bull or Rottweiler (two of the breeds most commonly targeted by BSL). There are several correct candidates amongst the photos. Virtually all the dogs are from known parents (of known breed). (Note: Pit Bull, for purposes of this test, is any American Pit Bull Terrier or American Staffordshire Terrier).

The easiest way to take this test is to look at each picture and decide whether the dog is a pure or mixed Pit Bull or Rottweiler, then click on the photo to see if you're right!

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