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According to a University of Bristol study1, it's more likely the case of aggressive dog owners than aggressive breeds.
The study found a dog's aggression relates more to characteristics of the owner, like age and training methods, than the breed itself.

According to a University of Bristol study1, it's more likely the case of aggressive dog owners than aggressive breeds.

The study found a dog's aggression relates more to characteristics of the owner, like age and training methods, than the breed itself.

According to a University of Bristol study1, it's more likely the case of aggressive dog owners than aggressive breeds.
The study found a dog's aggression relates more to characteristics of the owner, like age and training methods, than the breed itself.

According to a University of Bristol study1, it's more likely the case of aggressive dog owners than aggressive breeds.
The study found a dog's aggression relates more to characteristics of the owner, like age and training methods, than the breed itself.

According to a University of Bristol study1, it's more likely the case of aggressive dog owners than aggressive breeds.
The study found a dog's aggression relates more to characteristics of the owner, like age and training methods, than the breed itself.

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According to a University of Bristol study1, it's more likely the case of aggressive dog owners than aggressive breeds.
The study found a dog's aggression relates more to characteristics of the owner, like age and training methods, than the breed itself.

According to a University of Bristol study1, it's more likely the case of aggressive dog owners than aggressive breeds.
The study found a dog's aggression relates more to characteristics of the owner, like age and training methods, than the breed itself.

According to a University of Bristol study1, it's more likely the case of aggressive dog owners than aggressive breeds.

The study found a dog's aggression relates more to characteristics of the owner, like age and training methods, than the breed itself.

According to a University of Bristol study1, it's more likely the case of aggressive dog owners than aggressive breeds.
The study found a dog's aggression relates more to characteristics of the owner, like age and training methods, than the breed itself.

According to a University of Bristol study1, it's more likely the case of aggressive dog owners than aggressive breeds.
The study found a dog's aggression relates more to characteristics of the owner, like age and training methods, than the breed itself.