Pit Bulls
Pit bulls tend to have a publically bad reputation, they have been misjudge because of what people have seen on TV, in movies and on the Internet. I feel that pit bulls do not get the credit they deserve. The only time a pit is recognize is when it attacks and causes damage to a human or another animal. The aggression trait has been bred into this dog, by inbreeding and breeding for those particular traits. It is also a manner of how the animal is treated and raised, which boils down to the person who has possession of the animal Pit bulls have been portrayed as ferocious, dangerous and mean. Most people believe it is the dog’s natural personality and that they are born that way, but this is not true. Pit bulls are target dogs for abuse and dogfights. Their strong, muscular body and square jaw makes them attractive to dogfighters. The owners then train and abuse the dog to make them ferocious and mean. In fact, most of the canine abuse cases involve pit bulls. Labradors are as likely as pit bulls to be ferocious and mean.
The pit bull's true personality is fun-loving, patient, smart and trustworthy. However, the pit bull needs to be treated and brought up with respect and kindness just like a Chihuahua, Golden Retriever or any other dog breed. Pit bulls have scored above average constantly when evaluating canine temperaments, even higher than a Golden Retrievers.
All dogs have instincts, including pit bulls. This means a pit bull is as likely to chase a squirrel, or attack when in feels threatened, just as much as a Chihuahua would. Pit bulls are blamed for their behavior when it is not their fault. Humans learn from experience and what other people say. This is the same with the pit bull. If it is taught to bite, scratch and tear, it won't know better. Pit bulls act the way they are treated.
So, why do we blame the pit bull for what they do not know?
We blame the pit bull because it is easier than turning around and taking responsibility for what we as a
The pit bull's true personality is fun-loving, patient, smart and trustworthy. However, the pit bull needs to be treated and brought up with respect and kindness just like a Chihuahua, Golden Retriever or any other dog breed. Pit bulls have scored above average constantly when evaluating canine temperaments, even higher than a Golden Retrievers.
All dogs have instincts, including pit bulls. This means a pit bull is as likely to chase a squirrel, or attack when in feels threatened, just as much as a Chihuahua would. Pit bulls are blamed for their behavior when it is not their fault. Humans learn from experience and what other people say. This is the same with the pit bull. If it is taught to bite, scratch and tear, it won't know better. Pit bulls act the way they are treated.
So, why do we blame the pit bull for what they do not know?
We blame the pit bull because it is easier than turning around and taking responsibility for what we as a