Question ID:PT47 S3 Q6 Passage:Citizen:  The primary factor determining a dog's disposition is not its breed, but its home environment. A bad owner can undo generations of careful breeding. Legislation focusing on specific breeds of dogs would not address the effects of human behavior in raising and training animals. As a result, such breed-specific legislation could never effectively protect the public from vicious dogs. Moreover, in my view, the current laws are perfectly adequate. Stem:Which one of the following most accurately expresses the conclusion drawn by the citizen? Correct Answer Choice:AChoice A:The public would not be effectively protected from violent dogs by breed-specific legislation. Choice B:A good home environment is more important than breeding to a dog's disposition. Choice C:The home environment of dogs would not be regulated by breed-specific legislation. Choice D:Irresponsible dog owners are capable of producing dogs with bad dispositions regardless of generations of careful breeding. Choice E:The vicious-dog laws that are currently in effect do not address the effects of human behavior in raising and training dogs.