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Dog breed has no meaningful impact on predicting behaviour.
Naturally, breed definitionally impacts physiology, which can and will impact how practically dangerous a dog is, but let's not pretend other big dogs are meaningfully safer than this breed.
Ok... that study is a survey of asking dog owners if their dogs are good dogs. Wouldn't the results be heavily biased? I would think most owners would say their dog has good behavior but who knows if that's actually true without actual monitoring?