Yeah, a pit bull wouldn’t hurt a fly;
That’s like an oxymoron lol
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I had a pit bull and he was a saint.
The most loving and affectionate dog I’ve ever had and will probably ever will have.
That said, we were on a walk and he was attacked by a random pit but and almost died.
He didn’t fight back and that dog was tearing him apart.
He had to go to the dog hospital and it was a huge deal.
People got nervous when we went to the dog park despite being very established there.
I love Rigby, but I wouldn’t get another one just because of the stigma.
Don’t judge his fatness.
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No such thing as a harmless pitbull they will turn on tou in an instant
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I feel the same way. At least until I own my own home for a while, because renting with a pitbull is a nightmare.
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Find stray dog,put collar around neck,and you have dog…
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I’m not a fan of pit bulls or Harley Davidsons. Mostly because of the type of people who seem to be attracted to owning them.
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They had pit bulls banned in Canada for awhile I think idk If it’s true my dad says the were and still are
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It all depends on how you raise them. I would say they are more predisposed to violence, but all dogs can be if they’re not raised right. The only legitimate dog breed I wouldn’t own is a chow, they’re mean and ugly lol.
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He has a such a nice coat wow! What a cutie. I used to have a half pitbull half Rottweiler
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That’s a good way to get rabies 
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My grandpas pitbull was nice until you tried to leave, then he bite lol. He bit my leg pretty good.
He would turn into a whiney baby though around my grandpa.
My grandpa would discipline him with 1 piece of long grass. He would tap him on the nose and say “you be good now ok you be good now” and the pitbull would be whining and knew he was being bad 
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