I looked at the list and didn't see one rottie attack. Saw the mastiffs but most were bull or not listed as what type of mastiff, so were they really mastiffs? There was a shitz-mix. Maybe Maggie is the one I should be worried about, she can be pretty testy.lol Not my two that are known for being extremely protective of their family. Dog bites are extremely sad, and horrible when it is a fatality. I know some attacks are not provoked but I often wonder how many really were. I met one of the guys that had one of Roxies brothers He ended up shooting the rottie because it attacked his nephew and would not let go. However, he told me his nephew teased this dog constantly. One day the kid was throwing rocks at the dog and got a little to close and the dog seized the opportunity and took revenge. Now was the dog really at fault? Unfortunately the dog died because of human provocation. That guy told me it was one of the worse things he ever had to do. He loved that dog so much but he couldn't let his nephew die. I wonder how many of these stories are missing the complete truth. I find it hard to believe that any of my dogs thru the years would have ever attacked or tried to kill anyone unless human provocation was the cause. Be it by protection or something else. I pray I never have to go thru that, but I don't believe it is in most dogs nature to just attack a passerby. Yes they may bark, but to jump over a fence and intentionally maul, I have to question it. Just my opinion. the sad thing is where are all of the good stories about dogs? There are many more positive stories than negatives, there just not focused on. And if you look at statistics, per the billions of people on this earth there are actually very few bites per year. The media and idiots want hype. They live for it.