Red Nose Pit Bulls

Pit Bulls are often misunderstood by the general public as being a threatening, violent, hazardous, uncontrollable canine breed. The truth is that the Pit Bull is affectionate, pleasant-natured animal that can make a wonderful family pet and reliable canine companion if trained correctly. Pit Bulls are not naturally mean, they are made that way by terrible people. These poor dogs are often times abused and used for fighting. Pit Bulls are even known to turn on their master. These dogs are so belligerent and strong that even a gunshot fails to subdue them.

Pit bulls are not the problem. Ignorant people are the problem. Pit Bulls are easy to train, but take special care to discourage any aggressive tendencies in your dog during puppyhood. Since many people have negative opinions toward Pit Bulls, it might be a good idea to introduce your dog to the neighbors and show them how what they hear in the news does not tell the whole story. Pit bulls are the most common cited breed and one owner is now taking his dogs and his case to the Supreme Court.

Pit Bulls are employed as police/armed services dogs, search and rescuers, therapy animals, and livestock workers. They compete in all manner of organized dog sports, from herding to agility to conformation to obedience and the bite sports like Schutzhund and French Ring. Pit Bulls are very intelligent and easily trained, so they can be trained to heel without using a prong collar, and humans can be trained not to yank on dog leashes. Pit Bulls are an intelligent breed that can be taught nearly anything, as long as they have a good trainer. Having a good trainer doesn’t necessarily mean a trainer that you hired.

Pit bulls are a menace to anyone regardless of how they are raised. I agree with your article. Pit bulls are not among them. Too many friendly, well-socialized pits get put down every day simply because there are too many of them out there and too few families willing to adopt them. Pit bulls are playful, athletic dogs who enjoy games and exercise. They are eager to please their owners, making them easy to train.

Pit bulls are a kind of currency in the dogfighting world, their value assessed by how much cash their jaws or genes will earn. Peddling puppies can prove as lucrative as dealing drugs; one Ohio dogfighter traded selling cocaine for breeding pit bulls, recalls Franklin County deputy dog warden Rob Lambert, because the profits were higher. Pit Bulls are popular dogs with gang bangers and they MAKE them mean. Pits are not born killers. Pit Bulls are not bad at all. They are very loving and protective dogs especially to their loved ones.

Pit bulls are very loving and trustworthy dogs that deserve some credit. And you sound extremly uneducated, maybe next time before ya know .you go and post shit on the internet you should read up on the topic so you have an idea of whet your talking about. Pit Bulls are known to be extremely tenacious, and will not easily relinquish something that they see as rightfully theirs. However, their jaws have nothing unique about them to distinguish them from any other breed of dog. Pit bulls are by far the most prevalent pups found at the shelter, accounting for 20 percent of all dogs that are housed there. They are also the type of breed most often put to sleep at San Martin, where roughly 35 percent of dogs euthanized are pit bulls.

Pit bulls are not people-aggressive, but they don’t play well with other dogs; breeders call them “bully dogs”: dogs that naturally dominate other dogs. Around people, they are all sweetness and light; unless, as the film stresses, they have been trained to be aggressive to people.