Pitbull discussion started in The Awesome, Cool and Random Pic. Thread.

[TheGman]

I have owned a Pit and he was a wonderful dog. Most I have encountered are big babies around people.

 

[Trailrider]

let's see those pups teeth...scissor bite?

I believe so. Only pic I could find on my phone. I'll have to check when I get home.

 

[Gunanddoglover]

Not a pit but she is vicious and does not like stereotyping. #pitlivesmatter

Planning her next attack

 

[Bear44]

Hunting hogs.

It's not that they're fearless. It's that they are having a good time doing what they do. Hog dogs are also selected for this trait.

I've obedience trained hog dogs and they are tough as nails, no doubt, but the reason they sit when told (even when they don't want to) is because they want to avoid the correction they'll get if they don't. That's fear of consequences.

So, not fearless.

Also, the vast majority of Pits would not make good hog dogs.

 

[MacTavish]

The nasty Chi Hua Hua is the most dangerous dog on the planet. It may be no bigger than a youth football, but it thinks it's a 4' tall alligator.

 

[Mr. Goodbar]

Don't get suck in don't get suck don't get suck in

 

[Mr. Goodbar]

She done pushed her bed up against the bed frame to rest her head on

 

[Mr. Goodbar]

 

[DirtySouth]

I wouldn't have one. What makes them more dangerous ( in my opinion) is that they have no fear.

My boy blue goes and hides under the table if I raise my voice, or simply ask him; did you do that?, if he does anything. He has fear for sure, and what I can only imagine, a genuine sense of not wanting me to be upset with him. He will come lay his head on my leg later on to say he is "sorry".

 

[DirtySouth]