> they all have that same gene that makes them loose it IDK man. I have a half-pit half-mastiff. He is the nicest dog, he plays with all other dogs. I've seen him get bitten on the face multiple times by other dogs and he doesn't care, he just wants to play. I've been bitten twice by a black lab. That same one bit my friend in the face piercing his eye lid while he was sleeping. My cousin got his back torn open for no reason by a belgian malinois, it was the family pet for years. He was standing around drinking beers with his fam and dog just came up, jumped on his back and bit downward or some weird angle.He had a massive laceration on his back about 20" long, he was bleeding really badly. Needed a few hundred stitches or so. My other friend had the tip of her finger bitten off by her goldie, it was 9 years old. And my uncle had 3 pitts, all at different times, around his kids and grandkids, all went their whole lives without biting anyone. They all died from cancer. But his german shepard went after his son once when he was 9. But also, we had one of our neighbors, his I think 4 year old had his face pretty much bitten off by their pet pit a few weeks ago. Very sad, kid lived, but he's still in bad shape.