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Originally Posted by apbt549

blueedge nailed it. i would just keep an eye on them. i would never and mean never leave them along by themself for long spans at a time. my male and female get along great he will mess with her and she will put him in his place fast but i dont and wont leave them together more then 30mins at a time.. things can change when you are away and with no one there to stop it wont be a sight you want to come home to. i did this years ago when my wife first moved in with me and it was bad and i mean very bad.. my dog was fine but the younger female who was at our house wasnt very good and the kitchen looked like a murder scene only people home at the time was the wifes kids who were all teenagers. the cops came fire dept etc...

Wow. Ok, I need to be watching her . My other dogs adapted to each other right away no problems at all. So seriously, are pitbulls just more prone to this than other breeds?

TweetYep, for a long period of time these dogs were bread to be animal aggressive for fighting and hunting purpose and some blood lines are just prone to be go getters. I had a game dog from sorrell blood line and he was super animal aggressive but only towards other Male dogs, never smaller dogs or females UNLESS they acted aggressively toward him then the flip would switch and he would start shaking he wanted to get to them so bad. And once he had a run in or cross eye with another dog he always went after them after that. I kept a VERY close eye on him, he never left 5 foot from my body outside our fence and was harnessed not collared because he would choke himself to death with a collar...psycho freak lol

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Originally Posted by Blueedge

Yep, for a long period of time these dogs were bread to be animal aggressive for fighting and hunting purpose and some blood lines are just prone to be go getters. I had a game dog from sorrell blood line and he was super animal aggressive but only towards other Male dogs, never smaller dogs or females UNLESS they acted aggressively toward him then the flip would switch and he would start shaking he wanted to get to them so bad. And once he had a run in or cross eye with another dog he always went after them after that. I kept a VERY close eye on him, he never left 5 foot from my body outside our fence and was harnessed not collared because he would choke himself to death with a collar...psycho freak lol

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good looking dog. you get them from bert?

TweetNot directly.