Showers Off and On| Willowwood Stable |
| Ven That's definitely understandable. Since I'm a believer in both nature and nurture when it comes to dogs (or any animal, really), I probably wouldn't either. Unless that dog has extensiveeee training. Natural prey drive is a thing, I will never, ever deny that. |
| ~Savy~ |
| We have a lovely pit mix at home, but we think he had been with a homeless individual prior. So easy to train, so lovable, even good with the chickens. Fortunate he is so wonderful. |
| Gem Queens Estate |
| @ven Yup. You have to get a puppy for it to be fine with a young child. English Staffordshires were nanny dogs back in the day, different but similar breed. |
| Willowwood Stable |
| Void That's a shame :( I know a friendly pit isn't something everyone comes across, I've just known many pittie lovers, as well as been around tons of lovable pitties, so it's heartbreaking to hear you haven't experienced that. I hope you can, someday. |
| Gem Queens Estate |
| @eury And here in central PA, 95% I've meet and the kind that want you cover EVERYONE in hugs and kisses or are scaredy cats in public that want to go back to their car. :) |
| Stormsong Manor |
| My heart breaks for all the overbred, genetic nightmare, homeless pitty mixes. I love all dogs and wish I could help them all. But will a bully mix ever be part of my home when I have a young child? No |
| Silver Melody Acres |
| we saw the two sides of a breed ourselves with our last two Dals lol our girl was a sweetheart, and our boy...was not XD |
| The Old Gods |
| Yeah, I haven't met any friendly pits. The ones that get dumped out here tend to be aggressive or hassle the livestock |
| Gem Queens Estate |
| @lo Yupper. My family had only one dog, he lived to be like 14? Anyway, we adopted him and later found out he was an Aussie and about 6-10 months old at the time. Past prime training, so he ended up being OK-ish. We... had... no... clue! |
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| Willowwood Stable |
| Ven That's definitely understandable. Since I'm a believer in both nature and nurture when it comes to dogs (or any animal, really), I probably wouldn't either. Unless that dog has extensiveeee training. Natural prey drive is a thing, I will never, ever deny that. |
| ~Savy~ |
| We have a lovely pit mix at home, but we think he had been with a homeless individual prior. So easy to train, so lovable, even good with the chickens. Fortunate he is so wonderful. |
| Gem Queens Estate |
| @ven Yup. You have to get a puppy for it to be fine with a young child. English Staffordshires were nanny dogs back in the day, different but similar breed. |
| Willowwood Stable |
| Void That's a shame :( I know a friendly pit isn't something everyone comes across, I've just known many pittie lovers, as well as been around tons of lovable pitties, so it's heartbreaking to hear you haven't experienced that. I hope you can, someday. |
| Gem Queens Estate |
| @eury And here in central PA, 95% I've meet and the kind that want you cover EVERYONE in hugs and kisses or are scaredy cats in public that want to go back to their car. :) |
| Stormsong Manor |
| My heart breaks for all the overbred, genetic nightmare, homeless pitty mixes. I love all dogs and wish I could help them all. But will a bully mix ever be part of my home when I have a young child? No |
| Silver Melody Acres |
| we saw the two sides of a breed ourselves with our last two Dals lol our girl was a sweetheart, and our boy...was not XD |
| The Old Gods |
| Yeah, I haven't met any friendly pits. The ones that get dumped out here tend to be aggressive or hassle the livestock |
| Gem Queens Estate |
| @lo Yupper. My family had only one dog, he lived to be like 14? Anyway, we adopted him and later found out he was an Aussie and about 6-10 months old at the time. Past prime training, so he ended up being OK-ish. We... had... no... clue! |
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