There is so much controversy surrounding the pitbulls in North America at this present time it seems like you can't turn on the radio without hearing about another pitbull attacking someone's child. Similarly, when you turn on the television sets you hear yet another debate about whether the breed of pitbulls should be banned despite the name whether it is a kind loving pitbull or a Greek pitbull the debate rages on as to whether or not they should be banned.

That means that anyone who owns a Greek pitbull, a blue pitbull or an American Terrier Pitbull will have his or her dogs be put down if this is actually passed. It seems the pitbull in general has gotten a very bad rap in the domestication and in fact, a full Failure mark seems to apply to this breed of dog.

Greek Pitbull Facts

There are many different kinds and types of pitbulls however Greek pitbulls are not actually its own breed or pedigree. Greek pitbulls are dogs that are shipped or born and bred in Greece and sold there to the local people. They are extremely popular in Europe as well as in the western civilizations and are in very high demand there also.

Unfortunately that is about all the Greek pitbull facts that can be obtained because they are for the most part, the same breeds as are found in North America with the exception that Greek breeders raise and sell them. There is also not the debate that is taking place in the west going on over there and that gives more credence to the Greek pitbull and it gains more popularity.

The Great Greek Pitbull Debate

Although it is not near the debate that it is in North America, Greek pitbulls don't cause much of a fuss at all among people there and oddly enough they have a much lower rate of dog attacks than in the western world. To speculate as to why Greek pitbulls would not attack as often as in North America would simply be a guess but perhaps it has to do with the fact that they aren't reported as often.

Although Greek pitbulls and all pitbulls in general cause a big stir among the population, the fact remains that they are better tempered than a poodle and as a matter of fact, the pitbull is ranked at the very highest of the charts for behavior and temperament.