The Problem With People Not Pit Bulls Analysis

Enos, Sara K. “The Problem With People, Not Pit bulls.” Time, Time, 26 June 2014, time.com/2927759/the-problem-with-people-not-pit-bulls/. (MAGAZINE SOURCE) The article “The Problem With People, Not Pit bulls” is a strong article, explaining that the dog is only as good as its environment. When explaining Pit bulls, the article mentions how they have been bred for many different jobs over time. However, they are mainly bred for family companions and a working dog, before being bred for fighting and bull bait. For example, even when the dog breeder is picking certain dogs for fighting, they are very picky. The breeder is looking for a dog who does not show any signs of aggression. During a fight, when the breeder has to pull the dog out they do not want to be bitten. The article mentions
Saying, the government needs to understand that it’s time to change certain policies. The author begins explaining ‘social learning’ and defines it as a intended attempt to change the procedure of a certain policy by adding a past experience and some new statistics. The three main facts in policymaking is explained, and the goal that it should have. This article is similar to the situation with pitbull bans. The author mentions social learning, and how the government should consider past encounters that could possible change some policies. A pit bull ban is present in 32 different countries, and some have not been revised since 1989. Unrevised pit bull bans shows lack of effort, that ultimately affects the policy. Just like the author mentions policies should be adjust over time, is the same with pitbull bangs and regulations. The article provides a cushion for talking about laws in place for pitbull regulation. Even Though, the article does not mention pitbulls, it does have some key points in mentioning the steps taken in creating and undermining