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In reply to the discussion: Indiana Man Mauled to Death by Pet Dog on Christmas [View all]Drahthaardogs
(6,843 posts)of which I know many. They TEST their dogs PRIOR to breeding them to ensure that their dogs have the correct temperament. They have MEANINGFUL breed tests to ensure that their breeding stock has the right GENETIC material (you know, the stuff you don't believe in) to their puppies. This is done in reputable breed clubs or at least subgroups.
No one uses this ATTS test. I have seen breeders that use the AKC obedience title as a breeding criteria. All dogs under the FCI have breed-specific temperament tests that the dogs must pass prior to being eligible to breed. A failure on the test (even one time) excludes them from breeding.
I am sorry you cannot get your head around the fact that the APBT is a genetic mess brought about by indescriminate breeders, but just because you do not like it does not mean it is not true.