In my experience and from the information I have gathered, pit bulls are not necessarily considered an aggressive breed towards people. However, it is important to note that individual dogs may have different temperaments and personalities, just like with any other breed. It is unfair to stereotype all pit bulls as aggressive based on the actions of a few.
That being said, it is true that pit bulls may be less tolerant of other dogs compared to some other breeds. This is not to say that all pit bulls will display aggression towards other dogs, but they may require more careful socialization and training when it comes to interacting with other canines.
One thing that is often mentioned about pit bulls is their tenacity. Once they set their mind to something, they are determined to see it through. This trait can be seen as both a positive and a negative. On the positive side, it means that they are often extremely focused and driven, making them excellent working dogs. On the negative side, it can make them more persistent and potentially more challenging to redirect if they become fixated on something.
I have personally met many pit bulls and have found them to be incredibly affectionate and loyal towards their human companions. They are known for their love of people and their desire to please their owners. However, it is important for owners to provide proper training, socialization, and guidance to ensure that these dogs grow up to be well-rounded and balanced individuals.
While it is not accurate to label all pit bulls as aggressive, it is important to recognize that they may have a tendency to be less tolerant of other dogs and have a great deal of tenacity. Responsible ownership, training, and socialization are key in ensuring that pit bulls, like any other breed, are well-behaved and balanced members of society.