Dog Breed American Pitt Bull Terrier Reviews

     Pits get a bad wrap.  I own a beautiful six year old female red nose named Lillie.  She's been in my family since my oldest daughter was two.  In fact Lillie is as old as my youngest daughter Cameron.  Both of my girls grew up around her and they loved playing with her.  The only complaints I ever got about Lillie were that she licked people too much and that she would get too excited when I introduced her to new friends.  A lot of my friends have had pits and I could say similar praises for their dogs as well.  The great thing with this breed is that they all have different personalities...

Some things to know about pit bulls:

The DO have a lot of energy - you must walk them and play with them regularly. This is a dog that must be a part of your life. To put ANY dog on a short chain in a...

I know that everyone out there has heard of the phrase, "Don't judge a book by it's cover." Not all Pits are bad my little sister has a female and a male pit and they are the sweetest, most tame dogs I have ever seen. Now even though I have three dogs of my own I am deathly afraid of dogs that I don't know. When my sister brought her pits to visit I was able to see how this type of dog acted and they are loving and very funny to watch play in the snow. Her dogs are so spoiled that my sister has to keep her t.v. on the Animal Planet while she is at work or they will cry and moan the entire time...

The American Pit Bull Terrier~pitty~pit or whatever other nickname.  These dogs are so very sweet and loyal, they make wonderful pets whether you have children or not.

The nasty people that breed them to be mean and train them to fight are the animals~you can make any animal mean...not just the Pit Bull.  Breed bans are horrible, people need to research the breed and the breeders before making a decision on a pit or any dog.

Give these babies a chance, get to know them and you will fall in love with them.

Pittbulls' temperaments are how you raise them.  Mine was raised by a greyhound and a pug.  Interesting combination, but it works in our home.  The pug beats up the pittbull, and he just licks her head.  Was not a fan of the breed prior to my husband getting him (2 months before he met me), however, he has warmed my heart and changed my mind.