Tweetawwwww. my son was born and we had a pit. as my son grew up it was the best dog i have ever seen. he passed away 13 years ago. RIP

Tweetvery beautiful dogs

TweetI do like dogs usually smaller ones but those dogs just scare me. I love the muscular build they have.

TweetI love those breeds. Idk why people think they are mean. Most I've sen are the friendlist dogs.

TweetThey are great dogs. The temperment is almost completely dependent on how the dog is raised and treated as well as socialized. Had pits all my life and bread them for awhile (blue pits) now I have a Cane Corso, similar looking but a lot bigger and more intimidating.

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That's my last blue pit, she passed away last month @ 12 years

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This my Cane Corso, he's 135 @ 15 months

TweetGreat lookin dogs

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Everyone meet diesel!

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TweetNice looking dog


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Gracie my 15 month old pit. She's the biggest diva and friendliest dog I've ever had. Had her since she was 5 weeks old


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Tweetthose are some really pretty and cool dogs. i know it is all about the raising training and temperment of a breed but i still couldnt own one. i would never have a pet that could kill me or be a liability due to it's breed. i still like them though

TweetIronically black labs are the #1 breed on the insurance risk list and there's one a few streets over that lives up to the rep. We were walking gracie this weekend and the lab was literally shaking the entire chain link fence trying to get out at us as he was growling and snarling. Last fall when gracie was about 3 months old the same dog was about to attack my dog. The owner was mowing his lawn and left the gate wide open and the dog out on the lawn. He had us cornered by a telephone pole and the guy wouldn't even get off his mower, just kept calling the dog to come back. Finally flipped open my knife and said if you don't come get your dog it's going to get hurt and he finally came and pulled him back to his yard and closed the gate.


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Originally Posted by BigDawg

Ironically black labs are the #1 breed on the insurance risk list and there's one a few streets over that lives up to the rep. We were walking gracie this weekend and the lab was literally shaking the entire chain link fence trying to get out at us as he was growling and snarling. Last fall when gracie was about 3 months old the same dog was about to attack my dog. The owner was mowing his lawn and left the gate wide open and the dog out on the lawn. He had us cornered by a telephone pole and the guy wouldn't even get off his mower, just kept calling the dog to come back. Finally flipped open my knife and said if you don't come get your dog it's going to get hurt and he finally came and pulled him back to his yard and closed the gate.


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i hear you on other breeds being as bad if not worse. hell even jack russels and poodles can tear your ass up but none of those dogs are solid muscle and other than soft tissue damage and a bad infection they arent going to get the best of you. your dog on the other hand, could tear someone up with a quickness lol cause they are beasts. it is up to the owner to do the right thing and i have a bull dog but a monster pit wont ever be a pet i own. my dog never comes out of my yard either and he doesnt like other animals, it is in his breed. the actual breeder even told us that if we didnt raise him with another pet then most likely he would try to kill any other animal we brought into the house. i guess my breed doesnt get along with other animals but does really good with people