Why we DON'T LIKE Pitbulls
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Worst thing my pit ever did was knock me off the bed while trying to aggressively snuggle to hide from a storm
Aw god 🥺❤ what an angel
How aggressive!
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@@boofert.washington2499 they aren't just because you have had a bad experience with a pittie doesn't mean they all are please use your fucking brain
Mine is nice too but a baby bird fell out of its nest and he gobbled it up like a snack :s
I have a pittie and the most violent thing he’s ever done is accidentally whip me in the face with his tail cause he was so excited-
It was dry. It was when I was like 6 or 7, so to my mind at the time it hurt pretty bad lol
Yeah they do hurt if your not expecting it, my pit has a bad habit of running right next to you. So when he's really excited and is running fast he accidentally takes out the back of your knee.
Meanwhile, the most aggresive thing my GOLDEN RETRIEVER has done is bite my neck... (yes im alive i got him away before he could break skin lol) never judge a dog by it’s breed
@@rrdostuff8908 same 💀
@@rrdostuff8908 except he bits WAY more, like he has bit people over 100 times
There are so many idiots with dogs out there!!
My stepdad found an abandoned, almost dead, dog out near Speedway one evening. He picked her up and took her to the vet as she had a broken tail and other injuries. However, because she looked like she had some pitbull in her the vet said that his recommendation was to put her down as the pound and animal shelters wouldn't take her. He thought she had probably been bred for fighting but she just didn't have the temperament. My stepdad and Mum kept her. She was gorgeous and hugged my stepdad every day (she'd jump into his lap and put her front paws around his neck). She put up with kids pulling on her ears, trying to stuff grape leaves in her teeth, and many other things that we didn't catch in time to stop.
That's a great story and very heart warming. Do they still have her? Thanks
In regards to so many comments here downplaying the responsibility of having a large dog or pitbull: We literally bred pitbulls to be dangerous, it’s not their fault but if you own a pitbull or really, any large dog for that matter you need to be realistic about their strength, training and that they very easily could seriously harm someone. Dog owners need to get over yourselves and realize they can be both your sweet baby and a possible danger to others - train your dogs and be responsible pls.
I think, in general, most people who own/train big dogs realize that they have to work on additional training because of their size (ie teaching them not to jump around on people because they can knock a person over without meaning to, teaching them to play gently/not nip because their nipping can be a lot more hazardous without them meaning to, etc). Big dogs of any breed take extra work because of their size. Most dog owners understand that. I think there's a lot more generalization/lazier attitudes toward small dogs because people think "oh, they're small, they can't hurt you" which is never the right mindset to have. Any dog of any size can be a hazard if untrained. So far from what I've seen in the comments, it's mostly just fellow pittie owners talking about how sweet their dogs are because pitties in particular get a bad rep, even if it's unfair. For example, the statistics around fatal/non-fatal dog bites from 2000-2020, there were about 1,000 lethal dog attacks. Of those lethal attacks, pit bulls made up about 670 of them (about 67%). Sounds high right? Here's the thing. Pit bulls in these statistics equate about 7 different breeds of dogs, including American Red Nosed Pitties, Staforshire Pit Terriers, American Bulldogs, American Pit Terriers, and mixed breed pitties.
So the stats are already skewed because it's actually about 7 different breeds that make up that 67%. It'd be like if all dogs with floppy ears were considered one breed and were counted in those stats. Untrained pitties can be just as dangerous as any untrained large breed dog, yet it's the pitties that get the bulk of the stigma. Everyone here isn't negating the danger of untrained large dogs. We're just trying to do what the Girl With Dogs is doing: break the stigma around what is generally a wonderful dog breed.
@@khaleesireyna731 Plus, you have people who literally think any dog with a big head and a muscular body is a pitbull, like the Cane Corso, Dogo Argentino, Mastiff breeds and their respective mixes
I'm not disagreeing but this is the case for all animals. Too many irresponsible people have pets. It's not like only pitbull owners should have a basic understanding of animal behavior.
"He doesn't necesserily enjoy the process"
His face: :3
It actually was exactly like that!!
Doesn't necessarily*
@@B77548 Shaddup.
Dogs don’t show their emotions on their faces like us humans. A dog’s “smile” is him opening his mouth to sweat.
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''I do not discriminate against any breed, all dogs are welcome''
*Literally the whole universe liked that*
*Brings in African Painted Wild dog*
All dog die
@@fistarena4735 Thank you for that fasinating insight Mystic Meg
@@fistarena4735 W H A T no way, I though they were immortal!
@@Howitgoes799 i kill dog thats why they die
I had a friend with three fairly large pitbulls. He once warned me not to pet a specific one, to which I responded, " I'm not afraid of him". I made the "Mistake" of petting him, and from that moment on the dog would practically bowl me over asking for pets every time I visited. My friend laughed and said " I told you not to pet him" lol.
Sounds like that friends should teach his dog manners instead of telling people not to pet him.
Tell that to childen who got killed by them. Pitbulls are banned for a reason.
Also Russians pet bears too but that doesn't make them any less dangerous. Your single experience doesn't prove anything when the overwhelming majority of dog fatalities are caused by pitbulls eventhough there are many different breeds. Your propaganda won't work on people with higher IQ than room temperature.
@@Esotericspirits Blame the owners, blame the communities, blame the people. But not the animals that never had a choice to begin with. Your experience isn't everyone else's and all dogs have the capacity to inflict harm under the right circumstances.
Treating these animals like they're satan spawn and stigmatizing them doesn't improve on dog handling safety, it simply slows and stalls.
They are the result of keeping our eyes averted, of not looking closely enough- We wouldn't throw out an abused child that lashes out, or runs away and commits harm when without supervision. Animals that can be rehabilitated should be. We're dealing in dogs, not cobras.
If we want to talk about propaganda, wipe the sweat from your eyes and look around first. Dumpsters worth of dog corpses, while the people who break these animals, who make them into the monsters people see them as get to continue doing so. Ban pit-bulls, and it'll be another dog they use. Ban that one, and it'll be another. We went from Rottweilers, Dobermans, what next? Where does it stop?
@@Mid-iala just tell my why pitbulls are banned ans not goldens? Do all goldens come with a good owner by default? Are all pitbull owners criminals? Is breed completely irrelevant?
There is no stigma. These dogs are dangerous. Numbers don't lie.
@@Esotericspirits
No, not all pitbull owners are criminals, which is why the vast majority of pitbulls don't attack humans.
It is entirely possible that the criminals and violent people just tend to choose pitbulls as pets, due to their strength and eagerness to please their owner, which makes them highly trainable, even for nefarious tasks.
My sister had a purebred pit for 13 years and Blue was the absolute best dog. He spent a lot of time at our house and when we lost him, the entire family grieved. It’s been almost 11 months and I’m still tearing up typing this.
My dogs name is bleu to
Mine’s name was Havok. He looked a lot like Rocky but more on his chest and one white back paw. When he passed away, I sobbed like a baby. He made it to almost 15. Years. Every dog is a love story that ends in tears if you think about it. Rest in peace, Havok and Blue.
I’m so sorry about both of your dogs! I hope they are happy where they are now. Dogs are like a lifelong friend you never forget!
Sorry if that sound cheesy-
@@w4ffl3S6 not cheesy.
Their ears are so adorable when they aren’t cropped
It can pose a problem for high humidity climates, two of mine had similar ears but one had theirs cropped and the other kept getting ear infections
And that tail. Hurts like a bitch at first, but you get used to them using tail whip
exactly! it's unnecessary to crop them
@@luciusireckon2469 yet we don't do that to beagles, bloodhounds or dachshunds? the humidity thing is bullshit, dogs will still get ear infections no matter what. it's done merely to make them look more threatening.
@@XTCYDVL Well said. It's frustrating when people hide behind nonsense to try and justify mutilation.
"They had us in the first half, I'm not gonna lie"
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Yes
@@jasburger No, I don't like your username
@@aeroelites9794 Thanks anyway
Stats don't lie pitbulls are dangerous.
My American Pitbull rescue would literally die for me she will be 15 soon and is literally my best friend ,She helped me raise and protect my kids and now she protects and keeps my Old Dad company. I dread the day she leaves us
They are wiggly! 😂
The very first foster puppy that I had was a blue pit, and he was scrumptious. In his new home he is Elvis, is highly offended by going out to do his "bidness" in the rain, and is living the best life.
Our bluey had to taught that you need to be all the way out before it counts as a piddle the pitty trip. She would wait at the door, and as soon as I opened it she'd see cold and wet so she'd just pop a squat with her head out the door and hope that counted. She's learned since, but she still does her cold and wet business with a vengeance and then expects warm cuddles afterwards. It's glorious.
Last year I was walking down the street, going to university when a pitbull like him runned towards me without his owner. At first my heard shrunk but when he came closer I saw he is just lost and wanted to find his home. A car almost hit him so I catched him and took him to a safer place. He was really strong so it has hard to hold him but he was also very very sweet. I succeed to find his owner, we found out that the doggo escaped from the garden so I brought him back. A week later I met him and his owner on the street, he immediatelly noticed me, started running towards me, layed down on his back and wanted belly rub. I was so happy that he recognized me, he is such a good boi.
I am so impressed that you managed to keep your wits because seeing an unknown dog running towards me in the street is literally one of my worst fears (to the point where, when I’m outside I create “escape” plans and take note of places I could easily climb where I couldn’t be reached)
I’m glad you found his owner! He’s very lucky he came across you ^^
@@NatLaS a totally understandable reaction! I have a 60 lb pittie and while yes, she's friendly, she also refuses to stop jumping on people when she gets excited. We went to a community park once, where I let her off her leash. Normally if there's someone there I ask permission before I let her loose and make sure she gets to meet them first. This time though there was a guy asleep on the bench that I didn't notice until I saw her running at him. Poor guy essentially wakes up to see this big dog running up to him and all I can do is shout "she's friendly! She's totally friendly I promise!" I felt so bad do him but luckily he fell in love fairly quickly once she tackled him with kisses. 😩
Very impressive. Normally in my old neighborhood I had to keep a ton of rocks on me to shake at the stray dogs in the neighborhood. They were all local but they would get out during the day, roaming around in a pack, and generally being a nuisance. So glad you were able to reunite the dog with their owner?
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Awww, I'm so glad you were able to help him
Sadly, this breed is often favored by the very type of people that should never own animals, and they are abused, poorly trained, and owned only as ornaments of a certain lifestyle.
Slowly, the breed is becoming more appreciated by owners who properly train and care for them, which is of course a great thing to help mitigate the stigma.
I see way too many stories of people that raised these dogs from puppies, well-trained and socialized, only for the dog to snap and attack the owner, children, other dogs, what have you, completely unprovoked. They do not show signs that they are going to attack, that is a breed trait. They do not let go once they've latched on, also another breed trait (it's called gameness). Bully breeds were bred for one job: to excel at killing anything in a fighting pit. Ignoring those breed traits and calling them "family dogs" knowing that they were bred for bloodsport only leads to suffering.
@@TranquilVirga Ive only seen that from german shepherds and big herding dogs. Pitbulls ive met and seen have always been the sweetest dogs. What you're seeing is most likely people who abused theirs
@@TranquilVirga Actually, those kinds of dogs who have had a troubled past are trained and rehabilated. I've met alot of Pitbulls, they are always the sweetest and happy little things ever.
However, the aggression you're talking about can happen if (any dog) is not properly exercised, trained, and whatnot.
So it's not the dogs fault, it's usually the owners/trainers
Amen.🙏🐾🤘
@@TranquilVirga No.🐾 You are doing what lots of ill informed do. Only looking at one side. The worst you can find. If you have never OWNED a pittie, LOVED a pittie you haven't got the experience. And it IS the humans fault when ANY dog goes rogue. Like most things in this world. If you dig a bit you will find a crappy human in there somewhere. Did you ever watch Little Rascals? Nanny Dogs is another VERY descriptive name for them. My 3 grandkids and many of my neices and grand neices etc have been around pitties since they were tiny. We have never experienced anything untoward with our dogs. In 16yrs. They are treated with love, kindness and respect and are well trained in what they can and can't do. Some things don't even need to be told tho. They love us. They will protect us with their lives. But they never do anything that isn't warranted.🐾💔🤔
growing up, my family had two pitbulls, Dixie and Seth. Dixie was rescued from an abusive owner, and Seth was adopted from the local shelter. my mom thought they were scary before we adopted them, but she quickly fell in love and she still has rescued pitties to this day, easily her favorite dog breed :-) such sweet dogs with the cutest big heads lol
Probably 3 years now, but I found someone getting rid of their pit because they didn’t have time for her I guess, so they drove her up from Tucson to phoenix for $20 which I thought was strange. My ex and I took her in, the owner said she chews up everything and they had to muzzle her, which I instantly figured out by the missing patch of hair on her nose. She said she wanted to receive updates on daisy, and that was the last we ever heard from her. My parents were not thrilled about me bringing her with to their house when I would go visit because they have 2 bostons of their own and because the “reputation” of the breed. Anyway I kept bringing her over and my dad was not liking it, but my mom eventually fell in love. She sleeps on my moms side of the bed in a temperpedic dog bed she got her. after about a year my pops gave in and what turned him was one day he was getting home from work one day and she followed him into the bedroom and as he was taking off his belt she dipped her head and yipped which I believe to be an obvious sign she had been abused. after that day my pops gave in. Daisy is now 6 and my parents love her more than they love me, she has chewed up 1 work boot, 1 sandal , 1 roller blade.
There was 1 incident where I was a little worried that she was gunna have to go and that was after she got her bordella and rabies shot. She was very protective of her food, really on edge and just sorta acted like she had rabies. Bella the little Boston was eating and daisy shot across the room and bit Bella right on the head puncturing her nose, there was blood everywhere. My dad was irate, my mom was crying because she knew daisy was out of character and that was not her. So I talked to some friends who said they would take her but my mom was not gunna let her go. They took Bella to the vet, no serious injuries just a scratch on the inside of her nose that bled like crazy for a couple hours. I started looking into the rabies shot and never again will I give my animals that disgusting, cruel shot. I found some holistic medicine that was supposedly effective in removing the toxins and after a couple days daisy was back to her normal self. After about a week everything went back to normal.
She is still with us, living her best life.
I have a Black Mouth Cur/Boxer mix (possibly pittie mix, definitely got some Bully breed in her). Her name's Bella. When I first got her, she was prone to separation anxiety that would show itself as hyperactivity. So, she could be jumping around, barking, barreling around people, nipping at loose clothing, and it all just looked very scary. After a couple weeks of stay with me, she calmed down quite a bit. No more food aggression, no nipping at loose clothing, she doesn't jump around and bowl into people. She's had her rough spots, but she's also won people over with how sweet she is. My little cousin is afraid/nervous around dogs he doesn't know (he has a bad experience being bitten by a dog when he was 3), so he was a bit nervous meeting Bella. The moment I let her out of her crate, as if she knew that she needed to approach this meeting just right, she walked over to my cousin (didn't jump once), laid down flat on her back, and had her big, goofy grin on her face. She won my cousin over in about 10 seconds. He adores her and he regularly vouches for her being a sweetie.
I know some people see her as scary, but we're working hard to help her put her best paw forward and show everyone how big a heart she has. Pitbulls and bully breeds get a bad reputation and it's not fair for so many reasons. But I can't change everyone's mind, but I can show them Bella and how sweet she is.
When I was a kid there was a dog on the estate a Staffordshire pitbull she was aggressive but didn’t bite people she actually used to break up fights between kids all the time. Another time I fell off my bike and she went to her house and barked until her owner came out, I was out cold in the road with a fractured/ cracked skull and her owner carried me to my parents house and I got rushed to hospital
seems to be a staffy thing as my friends dog would never bite but anything that looked like fighting he'd plant himself infront of my mate to keep him safe. Also his no biting thing also extended to dogs, like once he was attacked by 2 dogs and he kept going as if it was play.
That's the nanny dog for you, their hobbies are
A) fighting anything larger than them
B) zooming back and forth with crackhead energy
C) taking care of children
What a good girl!
My cousin has a pittie. The most aggressive thing he did was:
He once accidentally threw a piece of his food into the bowl of water and he barked at it for 5 minutes because he didn’t know how did it appear there xD
ngl, if a random piece of food got into my cup of water I’d probably be confused and yelling as well
@@s.s.charagameryt7844 But he had his bowl of food right next to the one with water xD
Lol, they are such a sweet and loveable breed.
he was probably saying "What the hell! Get out of my water! How did it get there?!"
🤣🤣 Terrifying!
“Every breed deserves a chance.”
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@@riyamj2226 I think it’s because how much they scream and freak out when it’s time for grooming. It sounds like someone being murdered lol
@@MrGatin777 oh okayy 😂
"I'm not your Doge!"
@Cyber Girl hahaha 😂 best comment.
I had a pit bull in HS. I was walking home from a friends house late in the evening, so glad I decided to take my good boy with me. That night as I was walking, a guy jumped out of a bush to attack me, my boy got to him before he got to me! Saved my life and I know this to be true. When the cops searched him he had a whole killing kit with him. Best good boy ever!!!
Wtf is a killing kit? You a vampire or something?
@@danishirfan113 😂 A kit to kill someone, tools a would be murderer might have. Duh.
Cool story.
@@danishirfan113this is more common place than you know. Law enforcement use it alot. And its exactly what it sounds like
@@GoddessDee94 Sorry what, law enforcement use a killing kit? Isn't that just what everyone else calls a gun? I know things aren't great in the States but what am I missing here? :o
I hate fhe fact that the only dog thats bitten me to the point of injuring me was a pitbull. She was abused in the past and i didn't even think about it when i walked by her and she almost bit my fingers off.
And yet you still like pits. . .the only dog breed to regularly do these things to people.
pitbulls are known to snap like that even if they weren't abused. just be glad you weren't a toddler, or you'd have lost your head.
@@riotsquadgaming7460that's misinformation you just claimed, no they're not. Pitbulls happen to quite good with kids. Do some research before you spout bullshit.
@@David-hx6hwYOU’RE the one who needs to do research. There was this 2 year old child and a 3 month old baby that died from pit bulls
@@David-hx6hw you don't have to go back any further than last weeks news to find a report of a pit bull mauling or even killing a child. They are a worthless dangerous breed, and they prove it all the time. Why risk it when there are like 300 other, safer breeds to choose from?
I actually gasped at how cute he was with the purple thing on his head
I wonder what that is, maybe to block out the noise?
I can very much agree
I was just about to comment the same thing
i thought he was gonna puke xdd my pit smiles before he pukes
@@Rigiroony she’s said it’s f their comfort and to calm them down? P sure
Pitbull faces are so expressive. They always seem kinda worried or concerned, and it's kinda cute.
What face do they make when they maul and kill children and todlers.
@@fohex40 What face does any dog or animal do when do that?
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Wrinkly massive brain be like
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@@fohex40 watch it before somebody mauls you, bud. although, then youd get a good look at what face theyd be making, wouldnt you?
@@cofeejoe2882 wow cringe can't write anything intelligent to counter me huh. Typical highschool dropout.
I've had several dogs. The friendliest and happiest was a pit bull mix. She was a sweetheart and graced our home for 15 years.
Oh my goodness! I love Pitbulls so much. I have a pit mix who was recently was purposely hit with a car because they did not like his breed, He ended with injuries to both his back legs breaking them, and a small skull fracture. I just thank everything he is still alive today and that we have found a way to afford it all using all our paychecks. But anything worth my puppy.
So sorry that happened to your baby! Some people are a waste of space and aren't worth the air they breath. So glad he was saved and got better. I have a pitty and the worst thing she does is whip people with her always wagging tail. If people just got to know these animals they'd realize what happy little goobers they are. So loving and loyal. ❤
And not to mention, his owners did not CROP his ears. They must take his care very seriously. Good on them 🙏🏼
They haven't altered him though. :/
'They havent altered him tho'.......so fuck? Sanctimonious or what
@@brettharter143 Taking care of your pet includes being responsible for making sure it can't reproduce. There's plenty of dogs that need homes.
@@ManticorePinion yes, responsible pet owners spay their animals so unwanted litters don't happen and fewer animals end up in shelters.
There is valid reasons to crop some dogs ears/dock tails. Usually it’s to prevent injury in dogs who are properly defensively trained, as floppy ears and long tails can be used as leverage and grabbed by the aggressor. Extremely excitable dogs can also cause serious damage to their tails by hitting them on various objects. Allegedly cropping the ears can help with ear infections as well, however there’s negative connotations to the procedures if performed incorrectly. All in all I personally wouldn’t deem someone a good owner merely for not cropping the ears.
I use a wheelchair, and the dogs that are the nicest to me tend to be big dogs that other people might find scary: German Shepherds, Rottweilers, etc. They seem to understand that something is different about me and/or my legs and they get protective of me. I distinctly remember wheeling around my local dog park (it was wonderful exercise and I got to make four-legged friends on my breaks!) pre-pandemic, where a pair of rottweilers decided I was their new best friend. They walked alongside me as I wheeled around the entire walking trail. When dogs who didn't like/didn't understand wheelchairs would bark at me, they would bark back and get between me and the other dogs. My sister's German Shepherd mix, Louis, notices when my sister's other doggies ( a lab mix, Dana and what we think is a pit bull mix, Rosie) start playing too rough and jumping on me. Sometimes I get on the floor to play, sitting with my legs straight out in front of me. if they're being too rough, Louis will stand over my legs, blocking them from jumping on me. No growling, no barking. Just firmly standing his ground. He's so gentle and sweet!
This is wholesome ❤️
@@DrZombee999 :) Thanks! I think that's why I love this channel so much. Wholesome, squeaky clean (literally and figuratively), adorable fun!
Yes! This channel is such a great place 🙏🏻
My dad's a wheelchair user, and he has had two staffies (they're very sweet dogs, kinda like cuddle-sized pitbulls) and they are very sweet dogs. They also like that he's a portable lap. Although his current one is a big wuss who hides behind the sofa whining whenever there's a fly in the house, so he's not good at being protective.
This is one of the most wholesome storys I ever read ❤
Had a Bull Mix years ago. The entire world was terrified of her but the only dangerous thing about her was that she swung that enormous head back and forth along with her tail. If you bent down to give her a hug and she hit you with that cannonball of a head...ouch! I miss her. She was such a sweetie.
Cheers,
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Me too, I rescued my pit mix...loved her for 10 years till cancer took her away..miss her everyday
Pit bulls = Pibbles in my book. These pooches really are fantastic . Some of my favorite clients and patients!
They really can be so sweet tempered. It's all about training and socialization, but those two things and a lot of love can really bring out the absolute best in them!
@@khaleesireyna731minus the fact they were breed as fighting dogs
@ReplyGuy22345 they may have been bred for that in the past (just as huskies were bred to pull sleds. Does that mean huskies are going to know how to pull every sled-shaped object automatically?) One way that often can show itself is the pittie not being the most friendly to other dogs (not always outright aggressive, mind you, just wary of other dogs), which can also be corrected by socialization. I have a Black Mouth Cur mix that possibly has some bully breed in her, (possibly Boxer). She's the sweetest with pretty much anyone she meets and is especially gentle with children and puppies. She also lives with my smaller dog, and they get along fantastically (and the smaller dog is the real leader between the two of them, honestly).
If you really want to get into the whole "they were bred for fighting" thing, I'll point out the fact that a dog that was overly aggressive toward people, even in that time, would've been culled (euthanized), because a dog that was overly aggressive to people was still considered a liability even back then. Not only that, but they've also been bred for guarding lifestock and have been used as working dogs. No one ever mentions that when we get into what they were bred for. And given that dog fighting has been illegal and considered animal cruelty for at least the last eight decades or so (if not more), which is generations of pitties, you just might have to also take THAT factor into consideration with their temperament in modern times.
As I said before, I've met numerous bully-breed dogs, and they've been a delight: sweetest dogs and just super chill. Meanwhile, I can also list a bunch of Chihuahuas I've met that have been territorial little hellions, but no one is using THAT as an excuse to stigmatize and call for the euthanization of the entire breed (and for the record, any responsible dog owner will tell you that an untrained/under-trained dog of ANY size can be dangerous). I supervise my Black Mouth Cur dog when she's interacting with new people to make sure she behaves and I do the same with my little dog. Because both dogs could get overexcited and hurt someone without meaning to. Training is just as important for how a dog will behave as their breed temperament is.
There are so many different factors that go into a dog and their behavior, breed being one of those factors, that you really can't base your entire assumption on a dog based on breed alone. Given that you're making this kind of comment, tho, I doubt you'd listen.
I was “attacked” by a pit bull on a walking trail 4 years ago. The pittie jumped up on me because he wanted me to scratch his chest, which I did.
I have basset hound mixes and they will charge then lunge to your face to boop their nose to your face. Its linda funny
Please where is the extra like button for this comment 🤗🤗🤗🤗
@Brandy Allen Agreed
@Brandy Allen They are saying it like that because Pitbulls are more often than not considered to be dangerous and violent and as is says in the video, they are very often discriminated against. Patrick was giving an example against that as some other people in this comment section have done and if anyone thinks that they were being serious after seeing the quotation marks around the word "attacked", then it's kind of on them.
pitbull: scrachies or i will make sure you never leave this park
When I was in college, I was the victim of a horrible pit bull attack. I still remember it to this day.
I was walking down the sidewalk one time when I encountered a man working on a little sign outside his shop. He had his pitbull with him - a solid brick house of a dog. When I got close, the pittie started wagging her tail and getting excited. If only I'd paid a little more attention.
The owner even warned me, too. He noticed me coming, noticed his dog's reaction. He told me, "Careful, she's a kisser".
But too little, too late. By the time I'd registered the statement, the pittie had bounced up and licked my face. Truly traumatizing.
In all seriousness, I love pitties. The one I met above was a sweetie. I went back several times after that to dote on her.
Fuckin hell you scared the shit outta me
"they had us in the first half i'm not gonna lie"
@Brandy Allen he was telling a story so wtf is your problem
@Brandy Allen YOU grow up lmao
Yikes
Beautiful + misunderstood. Thank U for posting a positive + lovely meet, greet + groom of a sweet natured soul x
I’ve got two neighbors who both had violent pit bulls.
Both obviously are gone.
However,they were dangerous to other dogs,not people.
Animal aggression is typically what we see with those dogs when they are a problem. Very rarely do I see people aggressive bully breeds, and when they have attacked children they've almost always shown animal aggression/prey drive before as a problem behavior. In my experience they actually make relatively poor attack dogs... I guess there's probably a reason police and military typically lean toward shepherd breeds.
Sounds like your neighbors were fighting them...
AW I almost cried when she said that his owners lied about his breed so they wouldn’t scare her away from grooming him 😭😭😫😫😫 so sad because he’s a baby boy and they look down on a breed that people selfishly used to fight their own.
bruh this channel is amazing she pulled a fast one
Awww😢 they’re just misunderstood
My friend similarly used to claim that her pit mix is just a generic terrier mix because pit bulls are looked down upon where we're from. The worst thing that dog has ever done was come into my salon (she's training to be a service animal) and let out the grossest fart imaginable.
At least now they know they can continue to bring him in to her salon whenever he needs it
In ontario it’s also illegal to own pitbulls so when we got our pitty and we brought him to the vet they just wrote him down as an american bully because they know the ban is stupid too
"I do not discriminate against any breed. All dogs are welcome in my salon. Everybody gets a chance."
I stan for that.
That’s totally fine. But it’s illegal so I wouldn’t do that. It’s morally wrong to break a law like that.
@@RealGalaxyGamers Where she's from it's illegal, but not everywhere. Laws like that are made because people don't typically know how to care for a pit and so the dog ends up agitated and aggressive, so the dog is just labeled as an aggressive dog in general.
Dang
If only more people would actually care enough to understand how to take care of a living being, they wouldn't have to suffer the consequences of their ignorance.
I love that.
@@RealGalaxyGamers nothing immoral about breaking an immoral law
Love my pit bull Bruce... Hes the most gentle soul and such a lovable boy... Rescued 15 years ago from bad treatment, and still going strong
My sister had a blue nose pit bull who thought she was a lap dog!! Jada was such a sweet dog but she had so many skin problems. She has since passed away but my sister and family still miss her.
i have a pittie the worst thing he ever did was forget how to walk while avoiding a fierce chihuahua
In his defense Chihuahua's are scary!
@@dreamielynn1264 ive got one and they should be the ones that people put the warning dog thing on because they are small demons haha loyal sweet but terrifying if on the wrong side of em
@@dreamielynn1264 my Dogue de Bordeaux agrees 100%
our neighbor has a couple of chihuahuas (note that together they're half the size of his head, more or less): the female chase him to kiss him, the male also chase him, but to eat him, so now my poor boy is extremely confused, to the point of crossing the road when a chihuahua is approaching, just to be on the safe side... 😅❤️
The only thing more aggressive than a chihuahua is a pack of them! Thank god they're small is all I can say
@@rubyblu21 yeah imagine a mastiff with a chihuahuas personality. We would not survive
"This is why we DON'T like pitbulls... We LOVE pitbulls!"
Had us in the first half, ngl
You guys don’t even know what a pit bull is. That’s a mutt in this video
@@rawjan39 some official breeds of dogs stem from cross breeds and eventually became their own thing
@@ffjklj Pit bull was name given to the APBT . When the English Staff and Irish Staff were imported to America . Those dogs were bred together to create the Pit Bull . The name Pit Bull went from Pit bull to Pit Bull Terrier and Chauncey Bennett register them as the American Pit Bull Terrier in 1898 . . There was no such thing as a American Staffordshire Terrier at that time
@@ffjklj the American Staffordshire Terrier started out as a APBT under the AkC. The AkC placed the APBT under the name Staffordshire Terrier because they didn’t want to have anything to do with dogfighting nor the name Pit Bull. The name Staffordshire Terrier was changed to the American Staffordshire Terrier so there will be no confusion with the Staffordshire Bull terrier. The Apbt and the AST became two separate breeds
@@ffjklj the name Pit bull went from Pit bull to Pit Bull terrier and Chauncey Bennett register them as the American Pit Bull Terrier in 1898 . That’s just like saying Lab is not a bred
Never had a pittie (but my daughter does and Miss Stella is a love bug) but had Dobies. Dobies had same reputation as pitties do but ours thought they were lap dogs, they were so sweet and loving! Have gotten older and now have only 3 kitties.
Worst thing my Friend pitbull did was that he mauled his 7 year old sister almost to death. Face is all disfigured and scars will remain for the rest of her life.
But hey, morons say that they don't do that, they are downplaying this disfigurement that easily could have ended in death. Are they good people?
“He would like off my table, so he can sniff out all of the female dogs” That made me LOL so hard.
WHAT THE F
So perverted
@@tommybro5313 what
Yeah, but when *_I_* do it, they call the police!
If you look closely at the end of the video you will notice that the boy still has his cajones. My dog is a Giant Schnauzer named Caeser, he's had his nuts all 8 years of his life and is probably the most well behaved dog in the entire neighborhood. Removing a dogs balls stunts their growth and shortens their life spans by nearly 25%.
I have a Pitbull and he literally doesn’t even like chewing his toys because he’s scared of hurting them. I also know that he’s capable of fighting because when one of our older dogs was being attacked by a small group of coyotes, he defended her and chased off each of the coyotes while only receiving mild injuries. He’s a very good boy, and will sometimes let my cats lick his ears.
Thats a good dog right there willing to defend against more then one bad animal. Very glad to hear that he wasnt severly hurt. But thats the thing pitbulls arent bad dogs. Its the owners and how they treat them and what the dog has been through all ready.
Not sayng dogs who arent willing to defend against more than one bad animal arent good all dogs are good if treated properly I love dogs :) and cats :)
That is a true hero
That dog is a sweetheart and a hero.
@@hxxvxnly Bruh no one thinks your funny
I had a pittbull-Boston terrier mix and he was literally the best dog I’ve ever had. 💙
The thing that scares me about my pitbull is that he might knock someone over in the pursuit of loves.
Same LOL.
I have a feeling that a lot of those dislikes are from people who didn’t actually watch the video lol.
or the people who watched thinking it was hate video against pitbull.
She probably should've put a disclaimer
I don't know why people are so hell-bent on hating Pitbulls. Get a fucking life like holy shit their whole personality is hating Pitbulls its fucking crazy how small some peoples dicks are
@@Dsey249 They might have old memories and it is just like a stereotype but against pitbull. No need to hate.
@@Dsey249 I've known some who hated them, but to be fair, they were attacked by them. Mainly only pits since that's the majority of the dogs in my area.
Imagine if instead of banning a breed, they would force dog owners to learn how to train their dog, and not take a dog they can't handle.
I would also suggest not having people with domestic violence arrests have any dogs. They are the kind to teach them to bite
THANK YOU
@@governmeharderdaddy596 wut
@@governmeharderdaddy596 okay, troll.
I think a lot of the problem is some people do train them, but to be bad. People who are looking for a dog to abuse and make aggressive will select this breed.
It's actually insane how far this channel and your content has grown since the start, it's been awesome to see your reach extend and be able to help more people!
People: Pitbulls are all ruthless killing machines!
Rocky: My paws are itchy because of my allergies :( and the dryer is scary but I’m gonna be polite because my mommy told me to
Everybody thinks that their pitbull is safe, until they aren't.
@@richardharris9708if you live life like that it’ll be a cold and lonely one
@@richardharris9708 No large dog is completely safe. Even small breeds aren't safe to leave alone with a small child who doesn't understand how to treat them. Dogs aren't toys. They can cause injury by accident, just through excitement, or because they lash out when scared and don't know their own strength. Doesn't make them automatic ruthless killing machines! But when healthy, well treated, trained and supervised by a responsible owner, ALL dogs are amazing. Size and breed doesn't matter.
Okay first of all, some large dogs are not safe as you think. Second of all, you didn’t even do any research, so stop talking nonsense, but yeah you are right about the second part
"This is why we don't like pitbulls. We have to give them back."
2.6k like and no comments?Let me fix that
😥 yes,, such a beautiful breed..
I love them so much..❤️❤️
There is no such thing as a bad Pitbull.. Just bad owners...😤😤
@@meljc2823Did you hear how many people got killed by a pitbull? Their not Good dogs they all need to be put down.
Give ‘‘em all to me I’ll open an orphanage and they’ll be the best buds lol😊
OMG I have a rescued pitbull from a drug dealers house, he was trained to fight to kill another dogs. Here in Uruguay the pitbull fights are so common, it's horrible. He never knew what was love until he met me, he changed A LOT, and it's a HUGEE ball of love.
THANK YOU!💗
Well, bless you, dear. Keep spreading the word however you can that dog-fighting is cruel and barbaric 😟
This is so sweet thank you for taking him in and showing him love ❤️
You're a hero in my book!
Keep it up!
I'm so glad, but please be careful because of his background
What a beautiful, peaceful, friendly doggy. This showed me that we should never judge.
I had a three legged boxer pit named Benson. He was so sweet and gentle.
Every pitty I ever interacted with at animal sanctuaries where I volunteered was a big blob of love. The only danger was being knocked over because they were so happy to see you.
Aww
Every time I’ve seen a smaller dog killed by another dog, it was pit bull that killed it
@@adolfoliverbusch4755 just because this is what you have witnessed does not condemn the entire breed as ruthless and evil.
My boy is an absolute baby🙄 he loves sitting on people's laps and he's terrified of coffee cups🤷🏻♀️
@@DrWise-ut7jh just because you have never witnessed it doesn’t mean the entire breed is good…..
“This is why we don’t like pit bulls, we love them!” Is the single comment that caused me to subscribe! Pit bulls are very protective, often mistaken by being aggressive!
To be fair, protective can become aggressive when they feel that someone is about to threaten them, even if the human is doing nothing wrong. They need a lot of training, attention and love and not many owners realize that.
Exactly! Punish the owner not the breed
I live in the UK where pit bulls are banned and heavily stigmatised. My staffy cross mastiff is often referred to as a pit bull and people say stuff like "killer dog" "one of those pitbull things" ect. My dog is just there asleep on the floor and you think the big bad not a pitbull pit bull is going to kill you, shut up.
@@TolerablyInterested Not sure if you’re siding with me or against my comment?
@@Dakota_Thompson siding with. My dog is often mistaken for a pitty and called aggressive when she is just sleeping. The point is that a dog can be completely friendly but if it looks like a pit bull, idiots will say its aggressive.
I did a short term foster with a pittie and she was the sweetest. super good for her at-home shower + nail-clipping. very cuddly
Some pitt bulls are fine, but there is clearly a problem with the breed, it's not just owners. The breed could probably be rescued by continuing to refine it.
"Everybody gets a chance" sent me to tears. I used to have a pitbull and i miss him everyday
@Alivia Uribe whats that supposed to mean
@Alivia Uribe that kind of rude
@Alivia Uribe mOod
@Alivia Uribe no but im being serious if you can answer me just say something
@Alivia Uribe it’s always that one bts kid that ruins everything
The worst I've ever experienced from a pit was from a friend of mine. That dog was more of an attention hound than anything else and would slam his head into my junk when he wanted scratches/love.
Oh that's some dangerous aggression. Better ban the breed.
A lot of them like to ram or have a problem with nuisance barking to get attention. It's not necessarily a matter of neglect or bad training; I've had and known several pitbulls and some of them are just neurotic while others are a lot more chill, like this Rocky appears to be.
@@vitriolicAmaranth I'll take that as a "problem" all day long plus it can be trained out of them! 🙂
What was his name? Should’ve named him rhino or trike
He wanted food, not scratches or love. Food people. It's the only thing they care about
Pittys are the best i had one and i struggle with suicide and self harm and so many times had she saved me no other dog has been there like that close but not as close
I've seen good things online but I've never had a good experience with a pitbull. One of my family members was attacked by two of them on a walk and almost died. I've been attacked on the street in front of my home multiple times by different pitbulls. They scare the crap out of me but I'm sure there are nice ones.
Do you and the family member live in the same geographical area? If so I'm wondering if your area may have a Stupid Human problem. Every once in a while you do run across dogs that are nuts because of bad breeding, but most of the time the issue is letting the wrong people have animals.
@@avianahelena No, this was about an hour's drive apart.
My friend had a pitbull that was so JACKED like this thing had visible muscles. But she was the sweetest dog ever.
My neighbor had one like that before he moved. The dog's head was the size of a steering wheel, but whenever I pet him he was so upset because I wasn't my Mom, who was his favorite. He would sniff me, then go whine for her and ignore me. Super funny
i feel bad for anyone who breaks into your friends home. imagine breaking in, only to get mauled by a ripped pitbull.
@@RagingInsomniac i hate when people expect that from dogs. My family got a “guard dog” who greets all invaders with a smile and a wagging tail lol
@@RagingInsomniac kinda strange that you feel bad for the person breaking into private property...
@@cycloneeddie They probably don't feel bad for the robber. I feel that it should be completely legal to kill robbers but I would never want someone to expect their dog to be a guard dog, Develop those habits, and further stigmatize pits.
When she said “ this is why we don’t like pit bulls, we love pitbulls.” I smiled so big
(Edit) MOM, IM FAMOUS!
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@@bro6117 I had a dog about 12 years ago now, he was a French bulldog puppy. We sent him and his sister to daycare, where they were both attacked and killed by a German Shepard. But I have nothing against the breed, because that was 1 dog, and not a whole breed, and I personally own 2 German Shepard’s today. My brother Chaz owns a pitbull named Zeus and the only thing he has ever done was jump on us to give us a hug, thinking he’s a small dog 😂. Pitbulls are known for their “violence” because of their traumatic past as fighting dogs. They are so sweet, yet so abused and not adopted. If you look it up, any type of dog or cat breed in the world can attack you and kill you. So lay off the hate for our 4 legged friends, and stay on your 2.
@@cheyenneglass5877 Sorry bud, your anecdotal experience doesn’t invalidate the fact that pitbulls are just f’d up on a genetic level.
Even pits with good owners go berserk and kill there ownera
@@cheyenneglass5877 pitbulls arent more aggressive than other breeds but they are still more dangerous because of the way they attack. If you look at dog bites thats lead to deaths, which disregards aggression rates by breed altogether, pitbulls are still the most dangerous dogs. It has to do with their behavior when they bite, not how aggressive they are or the force of the bite. They refuse to let go and stop attacking. You almost have to kill them most of the time to stop the attack. All dogs have an innate ability to attack things unprovoked, whether it be humans or other dogs, even golden retrievers. But the danger varies by breed. Chihuahuas are the most aggressive piece of shit dogs on the planet but they are still not dangerous.
@@bro6117 "Anecdotes aren't arguments! And I'm not going to provide any data except my anecdotes DO YOUR REEEEEESEARCH".
Yeah, you're a liar, and a bad one at that. You sound exactly like antivaxxers, other notorious liars.
My beloved Sunshine died over a year ago. I still miss him. He got his diploma for completing his training. He was the best dog I’ve ever had. We called him the kitty dog because he loved our cats and kittens too.
I've only owned one pit bull in my life, bur she was by far the sweetest dog I've ever had the pleasure of welcoming into my family. She absolutely loved cuddling and was wonderful with my niece and nephew as they grew up. Sadly lost her to cancer last year and I still miss her terribly.
When my kids were babies, our pittie would keep watch if they were outside. If the kids tried to toddler off, Mamie would block them from the front or gently grab the diaper (we used cloth) and keep them from getting any further. At nap time, that sweet mommy dog would let the kids use her as a pillow. I found out later that they were used as nanny dogs to "herd" the kids and protect them from strangers or threats.
She was the best helper I ever had and we all missed her.
@Joeys Tomatoe she washed their faces (yuk) and cleaned the floor under where they sat and ate. She wouldn't have hurt the kids, but I couldn't promise the same thing for anyone she didn't know who got too close to "her" kids. She was so incredibly gentle and tolerant!
@Joeys Tomatoe they were first bred as nanny dogs. Their job was literally to watch over kids while the parents were working in the field.
@A random space bean with internet access. thank you! i hate when people say they were bred to be "nanny dogs". because, like you said, they were bred to be fighting dogs. but people did find out later that they could be great family dogs
IMAGINE ACTUALLY BELIEVING THE NANNY DOG SHITBULL MYTH, ITS A MYTH IDIOT
@@Rhys-gv3ir are you calling me an idiot?
My first dog when I was little was pit bull. I've loved them my whole life. At the moment, I have a pit mix that is an absolute diva on bath day. She's also terrified of robins, squirrels, and dragonflies. I rely on the cats to guard the home.
haha legend
That is so cute!!! 😂😂😂
Is she still with us?
@@TheParagonIsDead well they said at the moment so I assume so.
🤣😂
I know anecdotal evidence is only anecdotal, but the kindest, most gentle dog our family ever had was a yellow pit bull. We got him from a shelter, he was on the euthanasia short list and they weren't even going to list him as adoptable but my mother convinced them to let us have him. He was only a year old or so at the time and was all cut up from unknown origins. My baby sister was only 2 yrs old at the time and he became the most loving, loyal, and patient dog to her. She would jump on him, pull his ears, and drag him around by his collar and he would take it like a gentle champ....never once did he exhibit aggressiveness or defensiveness. He was a friend to all, never harmed another dog, person, or random animal, and he lived with us for 11 years before his time came. Best dog in the world really, and I say that now having my very own dog whom I love with all my heart. I think Pit bulls are dangerous in the sense that they are large, with a very strong bite force. I'm not trying to make any broad statements about dog breeds, but Havoc was a once in a lifetime animal companion and it does hurt to see people demonize pitties outright. As a dog owner YOU are responsible for gauging your pet's temperament, managing their training, and if all else fails....keeping them safely separated from anything they might potentially harm.
You're right, anecdotes aren't statistics.
Since people here seem to be fine with using anecdotes, I've seen a pit maul another dog (it was a tiny little dog if I can recall correctly) before and a friend of mine had to turn into action man and literally choke the dog to get it to let go of this tiny dog (which thankfully survived), and he's a big and tough guy. One wrong move and that pit could have killed him if it was close enough to bite somewhere vital. Whereas, you could easily brush off a chihuahua, which I'm told statistically bites more. But my anecdote is going to be brushed aside by people with anecdotes about a pit wanting belly rubs. I've come across countless stories of pits with good owners suddenly snapping at people that typically ended with the owner, in a state of shock, saying 'They've never acted like that before'.
You might be surprised at where they actually rate on bite force.
Kangal - 743 psi
Bandog - 730 psi
Cane Corso - 700 psi
Mastiff - 556 psi
Tosa Inu - 556 psi
Presa Canario - 556 psi
Dogo Argentino - 500 psi
Wolfdog - 406 psi
Leonberger - 399 psi
Rottweiler - 328 psi
American bulldog - 305 psi
German Shepherd - 238 psi
Pitbull - 235 psi
Boxer - 230 psi
Doberman - 228 psi
So, there's nothing actually noteworthy about their bite force. They are, if anything typical to slightly low compared to other dogs of their size.
@@tigers3748 You're right! Statistics say that far more people are killed on roads by cars than by large dogs, but everyone just ignores that because we all need cars to get around, and if some idiots abuse the responsibility and hurt others then that's just how it goes, isn't it! But if the same thing happens with dog owners, no, it's the breed's fault, they're just dangerous, vicious animals, aren't they... 🙄Statistically, far fewer large breeds attack people than small breeds. Also statistically, large breeds will cause more injury. Also statistically, more criminals will use a large dog to look hard and protect themselves, their assets, or to fight, so guess which dogs are going to act out? Statistics are a funny thing and can't be taken out of context.
@@Fledhyris Statistically not a single large breed comes anywhere close to fucking pitbulls, stop gaslighting and "whatabout"isms
I live with my son, paying rent. A friend of his from work was going to move in with his pitbull. I was already caregiver to my son's german shepherd and his border collie. I insisted that the friend come over, and that we introduce the dogs to each other OUTSIDE. Neither one of us could predict how the bigger breeds would get along. They got along great, and I've earned respect for pitbulls. They are such lovable dogs when raised with love, like any other dog. I especially like rubbing his stomach.
They’re lovable until they’re not lovable. One used to play with our mutt when I was a child. They got along great too, until the Pitbull sunk its teeth into my dog’s neck and had to be pried off with a tire iron. You may choose to ignore the thousands upon thousands of stories at your fingertips, but don’t think for a moment that you’re not putting your dog’s lives in danger, because you are.
@@7thMack wait until you learn what breed attacks the most people per year
title: "why we DON'T LIKE pitbulls"
actual vid: *is the complete opposite of title*
they had us in the first half ngl
the thumbnail: EXCUSE ME IM GOOD BOI XD
@@chanaynay2252 ?
Probably has to say don't like in the title to avoid legal reprocussions but she states her location in the bio so I hope she gets arrested because she did break the law, regardless of how stupid the law is it doesn't make it okay to blatantly break it
@Chip Fox She’d probably just get fined. Also, regardless of the fact she broke the law, why would you hope they punish her for helping keep a dog clean and happy, instead of hoping they life the law so she can do it legally? If a rule is wrong or harmful, we should oppose it.
@@bluegirl278 dog shouldn't even be there, it could easily be cleaned and happy in a home outside of Ontario. I love dogs but the law is the law and until it's lifted people need to be punished for breaking it. Just because the law makes no sense doesn't mean you should get off Scott free for breaking it.
I was terrified of Pitbulls and then one day a friend of the family came with his pit bull and she climbed in my lap like a big baby and licked all the way up my face. She was the sweetest girl ever and I’m not scared of them anymore!
I'm glad you had an amazing interaction with a wonderful ambassador of the breed! I don't care why they were bred to have the big heads that they do. Their giant heads are there to contain all the love they have to give.
i wasnt scared of pitbulls until one day i tried to save a poor kid dog from one i wanted to throw up from all the blood i never knew how the insides of a dog looked like and i would have been better whit out seeing that, the kid crying and the dog last moments was the worse.
My mom has always been hesitant about the breed but now she's in love with my pitty mix. My sister just got a golden and my mom told me she likes my pup way better lol.
@@ivorydungeons3064 what makes you think pit bulls have giants heads . The dog in this video is not a pit bull
@@reynauldwhistles2338 the lying has to stop . What’s a Pit Bull
We had a PitBull, she was a rescue, and she was the most well behaved, most loving dog we’ve ever had (and we’ve had quite a few). The only time we EVER saw her get mad was when she was protecting us or our other dogs. We called her our big mama teddy bear.
Miss you so much Sadie ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@justyoureverydaycasualship146 my Sadie is 12 now. Rescued her at 2. Everything is her baby. They chickens, the Chihuahua, the grandson. Everything but squirrels lol.
I've met many pitties taking my dogs to parks. They're without fail always sweet and gentle and loving. They'll come up, give a nice lean, maybe sit on my foot, and just bear that big pittie grin at me.
gross
I've literally never made eye contact with a pittie that hasn't started the tail wag and signature grin
Edit: Because people get so stunningly easily offended.
This was typed by me, from my experience. I'm not writing as The People to represent The People. Your experiences are just as valid as mine are. But you seriously downplay your own points by acting like my experiences are a threat to the validity of your own. It's not a very strong point if you have to fight for it to be true to the degree that I can't pet a dog without being lectured on the dangers. If you were hurt, I'm sorry, and that's so much more serious than a post about seeing dogs happy. So what are you doing here equating the two? There is no fight to be had here. There is no argument. This is not "All dogs are absolute angels" this is my experience. There are safe spaces for you, there's a literal subreddit for reposting videos of pitbulls being shot. So go join them and be miserable where you're welcome, and see how the rest of us are disturbed by you when you come marching onto posts like this because you can't allow for someone to have a positive experience because YOU didn't get to have it. Try interacting with the people on that subreddit for a day and see how much the hate eats at people to an obsessive degree. Your trauma is valid. Your right to be an asshole isn't. You don't get to decide when people can and can't be happy because you don't like something. If your only point in commenting on a happy experience was to correct in anger rather than inform from a place of concern, then god damn, you're in a bad way.
Same lol
i've literally never been in a car accident, so I guess they don't happen
@@devinemery5507 Hey. That was unnecessary, and rude. There wasn't even a punchline. I'm confused why you'd want to make yourself look like an asshole to anyone who reads this comment.
@@devinemery5507 this is why nobody loves you Devin.
@@northamerica5142 sounds like you are projecting a little! I hope you find the help you need. best of luck 🥰🥰
The title caught me off cuz sue kept saying such nice things about them and informing if their history
its called click bait
Yeah, just because they were specifically bred to be vicious killers and are involved in almost all fatal or near fatal mauling, doesn't mean we should discriminate against breeding more.
@@BoopSnoot bred as hunting dogs (along with bear baiting) and used as family and nanny dogs for children. They are trained by people. They are actually very sweet and loving loyal dogs. Those who attack are either scared or have been trained by people who are monsters.
@@BoopSnoot I had either a pit bull or american bull dog, I was so young (5 or 6, I'm 15 now) I forgot, but if anyone saw him, we were to say he was a Dalmatian. He was white with black spots, he passed away a few years ago, he grew up with me, bestest friend
@@fireofdawn3515 actually weren’t used as nanny dogs that is a myth
The only issue I've ever had with my 9 year old pit is territory problems. If we're ten feet away from another dog it's a barking issue, but when she comes face to face with another dog, she pays no mind to them lol.
I’ve had pitties my whole life and I raised them all like babies and they all turned into adult babies 😂 rocky seems like a sweet boy
His face with the purple hood thing on is the cutest damn thing I’ve ever seen
I swear the hoodie is the cutest thing on all the doggies 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Pitbulls have pretty eyes.
That’s not a pit bull tho
Then what breed is it
@@emonicamcgriff5875 just a mixed breed .
"pitbulls are so aggressive!! ban them and exterminate them!!"
rocky: pls be gentle i have sensitive skin :'(
I mean so are the people on Twitter
What seriously ?? I have 3 pitties what r you taking about😮
@@mrjohnnyenvyable exactly
@@mrjohnnyenvyable it's a joke comparing people who talk bad about them to the dogs actually being nice
chihuahua is far more aggressive than pitbull. problem is that if pitbull goes crazy like a chihuahua then it can tear a 7 year olds face off and snap her leg in two
My dog would hear the tub filling and he would get so excited! He was such a good dog. I miss him. I got a divorce and my ex got custody of him. I saw them drive away. Bart just looked at me until they disappeared around the corner. Bart got a tumor in his heart. He passed away five years later.
Your story just broke my heart, I'm so sorry for your loss, both times.
I wonder if Pitbulls are more susceptible to allergies (possibly just because of breed or specific breeding practices that can be avoided). I had a friend whose pitbull was allergic to the fibers in the carpet and associated Benadryl with relief so thoroughly you couldn't take medication or have vaguely pill-sized candies near her because she would go for it immediately, the poor thing. That was 15 or so years ago but she was the sweetest dog
we adopted a pittie a year or so ago and she is the sweetest thing. she gets mad if I don't cuddle her lol. she also gets in between us if we raise our voices at one another and everytime it diffuses the situation. she's amazing.
Aweee, that’s so cute
@@parker2749 Dude chill out, dogs are NOT born viloent. You make it seem like a wolf, which in the wilf yes they are. But every dog, and yes I mean EVERY dog is not born evil. So you acting like it's gonna kill them for that well no its not, so just chill out and educate yourself.
@@parker2749 Lol mate Pittbulls are incredibly gentle and relaxed. Any dog can be trained to be violent though, and pitbulls are often the most abused breed of all so you may see more aggression, but their default behavior when they haven't been abused is lazy cuddle bugs
@@hanarose66 Pitbulls were specifically breed for fighting, it's in their genetics. Just like herding is in an aussies genetics and retrieving is in a labs genetics. Nobody is saying all pitbulls are bad, but a disproportionate number of them are. The OPs pitbull is feeding on aggressive behavior and that is a warning sign.
@@mistythemischievous2013 statistics show otherwise. Your anecdotes do not debunk statistics and peer-reviewed medical studies. Pitbulls are a high risk breed, and should be regulated. If you truly cared about the breed, you would agree that they need to be regulated to keep them away from people with ill intentions.
As someone who loves all dogs, I really wish people would never intentionally breed pit bulls. Every shelter I’ve been to is absolutely stuffed with pit bulls. If you want one, please only adopt from a shelter. It’s beyond heartbreaking to see so many gorgeous dogs refused a home, and there’s no way enough peoples minds will be changed to make them want these dogs.
I agree. I love pits and every single one I've ever known were great dogs but especially in the south they're overrun. I got my pup from a kill shelter in Tennessee because the local shelters just didn't have any dogs while down there they're getting 30+ strays in a day. Many are pits and it breaks my heart, I'll never have an unfixed animal.
Banning breeding bans good dogs. In absence of ethical breeders, backyard breeders with no genetic testing and no behavioral testing are the only source of new pitbulls. Not everyone is equipped to handle the rehab that shelter dogs, especially pitbulls given the high rates of abuse and neglect they are often subjected to.
There is a reason shelters are full of them.
@@anthonychrisbradley people.
Agree. Most pitbulls are so sweet and just want a loving home. Some pits may not be very nice but most are always sweethearts. I have a pitbull and all he ever wants to do is sit in the sun outside all day then the mailman comes and leaves it at the top of our driveway because they don't want to get close to him. It's heartbreaking
My little pittie demands belly rubs, hikes, and treats. And occasionally tuggie with her toys.
Most people writing their good experiences with pitbulls, but i experienced in flesh their actual bad rep, i almost got killed by a pack of 6 pitbulls, i barely got out alive
Sure, Jan
My teacher had a woman come in to talk about laws she helped enact regarding animal rights and how she helped take down dog fighting rings. In addition the teacher would bring in a pitbull that had been rescued as a result of the woman's work. The dog was a pitbull who literally just zoomed around the room looking for love and begging her mom for cheese.
*C H E E Z E*
Thats so adorable
Pitbulls go crazy for some cheese
My gfs family have 2 Pit bulls and that zooming they do is genetic, I’ve never met a pit bull that doesn’t do that
Me and the dogs at 2 AM looking for CHEESE
He's a good boy because he has good owners. There is no "bad dogs", there's bad owners who neglect training, which results in an unruly, disobedient animal. Dogs have to be trained, if a person don't want to go through the effort of training their dog, get a fish instead. Great video, thank you for showing how gentle and wonderful this breed really is.
What about my golden rhat nibbles my hand a little? 😂 she doesn’t understand my hand still isn’t a chew toy and I kind of would be interested to see what training does to her. She’s one year old.
@@Djp1989 That's easy, whenever she nibbles your hand, redirect her attention. Give her a toy which is appropriate for nibbling. When it is your hand, say _No!_ in a firm, unexcited voise, and when it is a toy, praise her in a happy tone. She will learn to leave your hand alone within a few days. As for general obedience training, that can never hurt. It will make your whole family, human and canine, happier in the long run.
Cesar Milan's pitbull that he raised since birth disfigured a gymnast and killed Queen Latifah's dog. What do you think about this? Bad owner? Neglects training?
"no bad dogs, just bad owners" is a saying that needs to go, honestly. Some dogs are naturally predisposed towards aggression, no matter what you do, and should be put down for their and everyone else's safety. And I'm not talking about specific breeds; I'm talking about a gene that occasionally pops up.
I had a Labrador who, no matter how much effort I put into training him or how many professionals I consulted, would try to attack everything that moved. Other dogs, people, leaves fluttering in the wind - it didn't matter, he would stop at NOTHING to try and kill it. I raised him from puppyhood, properly cared for him, never abused him. Didn't matter.
@@lavacakez5912 THANK YOU for this. There are a few reasons animal shelters euthanize other than for space (those are high kill shelters, not all shelters do that of course). But one of the reasons is if the dogs can't be trained out of their aggressive behaviors. This can go for dogs who have been abused or neglected, OR dogs who have a neurological disorder that can't be fixed. All dogs are good, some are just aggressive no matter the way you train it, unfortunately.
They did not clip his ears! Now THAT, dear folks are true dog owners!
I don't see your cbd spray on your website. Is it not available to purchase?
"We don't like pitbulls. We LOVE them." That caught me off guard, not gonna lie.
Yea the bait was real lol
They had us in the first half, not gonna lie
Clicked on this with every intention of leaving a dislike.
I'll bet a lot of things catch you off guard.
Pittys are AMAZING
We have a pit and she was the saddest dog in the shelter, my dad always picks the ones that dont look up at you, because they're the ones that needed the most. She was the cutest little thing all white with a spot around one of her eyes, she was thin and scraggly with kennel cough and just needed a hug. The happiness that poured out of her when she realized she was leaving the shelter will be a feeling I'll never forget. It turns out three other families had been pending on her because she was cute but her breed was a huge question on the table. They lost out! Love you Violeta :)
I too look for the sad unlikely to be adopted dogs at shelters. My pittie wasn’t a puppy, he was 5 yrs old, had already seen who knows what horrors in life and so so sad and depressed looking with all sorts of skin issues. The shelter loved him but said he’d been passed from shelter to shelter once he outstayed his welcome. Everyone walked past him because of his breed and he wouldn’t get up and greet you. He did however look up at me with those big sad golden eyes and I knew I had to get him, he’s been the best dog ever.
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@@Engifarting456 Found you, snowflake.
Your Dad is the best! I volunteered at a shelter & adopted two of the saddest dogs there. They've been with me for almost ten years & I love them dearly ❤
Pitties are awesome and loveable, I've never had one myself but my friend has had about 5. None of them were violent or vicious, all of them were about as intimidating as candyfloss - including the 2 that are still with us.
Thank you and your dad so much for taking a chance on Violeta, not everybody deserves dogs but it sounds like your family really do.
I was bitten in the face by a pit bull. I’ll never trust them again
Cope seethe and mald
@@randopolly_443I'd prefer to execute pitbulls with a .357 to their tiny brains, quick and painless.
So if you were attacked by a black guy would you never trust black guys again
I was attacked by a black person once. I’ll never trust them again
@@randopolly_443your brain was replaced by internet jargon 😂
We have a pit bull who is goofy but he’s attacked two of our other dogs for no reason. He is now carefully segregated. We have another, an American pit bull and he’s the sweetest, gentlest big dog I’ve ever owned.
Oh gee I wonder why
Her: They were bred for bloodsport
Rocky: *is a soggy boi in purble toooob*
Not this mutt
majority of pit history they were used to hunt rats
@@Seti-ms9bs no . The Apbt (real pit bull) was bred to be Ultimate Fighting Dogs. The mutt in this video is not a APBT.
@@Seti-ms9bs it's actually Jack Russell's that were used for ratting.
@BoulderBro999 why? yeah but if you tell people (well Pitt nutters) that they were bred for fighting and that it's literally in their DNA and genetics, they call you an idiot and tell you you don't know what you're talking about, and that it's all in how you raise them and crap like that!!!
Those people are legitimate morons!!!
When pit bulls do that thing where they curl around and lean their body on your legs while you pet them? Nothing better.
I have a lab/pit mix. She does this all the time. It was cuter when she weighed less 🤣
Dogs that lean on you are doing their dog version of giving you a hug. (:
Makes me miss my zoe the love a dog can give is almost unmatched
My dog does this, his mom was a pittie, and his dad we're not sure but we think it's some sheep dog.
I was gone a while and her reaction when I came in was similar basically wrapped around my leg tail tucked wiggling, mine hasn't done it but maybe handful of times
of all the dogs I've met, Pitties have been some of the sweetest. I had a friend with one big boy in particular who was afraid of thunder and would try to sit in your lap like he was a tiny lapdog. Big goober.
Then why does breed specific legislation exist
The only dog I have been afraid of was my neighbor's Chihuahua. Vicious little bugger. My other neighbor's Pitbull, my neice's Pitbull, my other niece's Pitbull, and every single Pitbull ( many) I have met on walks have been gentle, loving dogs, even formerly abused ones. I'm a small woman. I would trust a Pitbull with my life.
Had my two dogs at this dog park, and a couple came in with their very young daughter and their Pitt. That dog was so attentive to that little girl. Some of the larger dogs were rough-housing near her, and he just calmly but firmly placed himself between her and the dogs, and nudged them away with his chest. No aggression, just a calm "no, move away."
he was like “ no thank you “
That's why they call them "nanny dogs". Love Pits.
Haha we had a pit (very friendly to us) get a bit to excited when playing with ours at an off leash park and latch onto the ruff of my dog. Sine ours was a great pyr, he didn’t feel anything but we got him off regardless with some beef liver treats. The funny part was the owners reaction. They were very apologetic and explained that they were new dog owners and that they had training booked in the coming days and said to us “I’m so sorry he did that, we’re going to put him in time out for a few minutes” and then before we could explain that that wouldn’t work they walked a few metres over in the field and made their Pitt sit and then they just stayed there for like five minutes. Given that they were going to training we kinda just kept going on our way but it was so awkward to watch haha. Pitts are wonderful dogs, they just need guidance. That goes for all dogs though…
My pit bull did the same thing when a German Shepherd went after my little dog. She got between my other dog and the Shepherd and just stared until it backed off.
@@drsev61 nanny dogs isn't an actual thing, it's a nice thing to think about but it's fabricated.
The bigger the dog, the bigger the baby. Every single pit bull I’ve ever met was an absolute sweetheart who only wanted to be loved, and some belly rubs as an extra xD
The smaller the dog the bigger the evil. My minituare Shnauzer thinks hes 10 times his size and barks at everyone lol. Hes really a sweatheart though after he meets you :)
Pitbulls are just strong and muscly so bad people exploit their naive nature and train them badly
yeah, can relate, the bigger they get, the cuddlier they are :D There is a big boi shepherd dog (I am not sure about the breed) tied to a pole near our house, once she has met you, oh boy she is a sweetie
Wish I could say the same. It took me 10 years to get over the fear of them after one tried to maul me as a child
@@in_hiding REMOVE HIS TEETH?! BRUH WTF instead of training the dog they removed his teeth that's like if a kid keeps scratching people you remove his nails🤦
My roommate and I have a pittie/boxer mix and she's constantly trying to drown me in doggie kisses. I agree with your video. Most pits I've dealt with (Holly included) are giant marshmallows.
this is literally the pitbull named planet destroyer. a kind, happy boy.