Apbts that can be that close to each other without wanting to fight, are they really apbts when they are supposed to be genetic made to be gladiators in pits, but very beautiful dogs very great condition and very beautifully taken care of
Dog aggression is likely in game-bred pit bulls, but not always a guarantee. Furthermore, dog aggression is not the same as reactivity towards other dogs. You can have a dog that’s dog aggressive but can still act civilized in public.
@@blueflare3848 didn’t say DA is the same as reactivity, and I know many dogs that busy at work while also being friendly with other dogs outside of the business hours, iykyk, I’ve been around these dogs for some years now. I know a bit about them 👍
@@blueflare3848 100%, for the few of us that actually know about dogs I find it hard to not talk facts about the topic 😂 just the other day someone told me I knew nothing about pitbulls but the comment was under a shelter mutts post that said “people are scared of pitbulls but I’m not scary”😂 and my comment was probably cuz that’s not a pitbull and they went insane
@@bdotty2320 Indeed. I was watching a video the other day with what I believe was some breed of Mastiff. The channel said it was a “130 pound pittie”. It’s absolutely wild to me that both the channel and some of the people in the comments were seriously trying to pass off a 130 pound dog as a pit bull when the dogs shouldn’t even get over 70 pounds, let alone 100. When I tried to explain that this dog was in fact not a pit bull, I got some mixed reactions. Some agreed that it was a Mastiff instead, while others got kind of defensive.
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Apbts that can be that close to each other without wanting to fight, are they really apbts when they are supposed to be genetic made to be gladiators in pits, but very beautiful dogs very great condition and very beautifully taken care of
Dog aggression is likely in game-bred pit bulls, but not always a guarantee. Furthermore, dog aggression is not the same as reactivity towards other dogs. You can have a dog that’s dog aggressive but can still act civilized in public.
@@blueflare3848 didn’t say DA is the same as reactivity, and I know many dogs that busy at work while also being friendly with other dogs outside of the business hours, iykyk, I’ve been around these dogs for some years now. I know a bit about them 👍
@@bdotty2320 My bad. Understand that I’m used to dealing with the general public, who do not understand the difference.
@@blueflare3848 100%, for the few of us that actually know about dogs I find it hard to not talk facts about the topic 😂 just the other day someone told me I knew nothing about pitbulls but the comment was under a shelter mutts post that said “people are scared of pitbulls but I’m not scary”😂 and my comment was probably cuz that’s not a pitbull and they went insane
@@bdotty2320 Indeed. I was watching a video the other day with what I believe was some breed of Mastiff. The channel said it was a “130 pound pittie”. It’s absolutely wild to me that both the channel and some of the people in the comments were seriously trying to pass off a 130 pound dog as a pit bull when the dogs shouldn’t even get over 70 pounds, let alone 100. When I tried to explain that this dog was in fact not a pit bull, I got some mixed reactions. Some agreed that it was a Mastiff instead, while others got kind of defensive.