Why we DON'T LIKE Pitbulls 

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 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

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

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.

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

@@Yes_Indeed-w7t 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.

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!

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Yes

@@jasburger No, I don't like your username

@@aeroelites9794 Thanks anyway

Stats don't lie pitbulls are dangerous.

yeah they can be most affectionate dog to their owners but to others, they are like a monster. They can easily kill other dogs or human. Just keep your dog in your house.

@@uii43455 Nope. My dog is an absolute sweetheart to everything and everyone he meets - human or animal. Other dogs - who are NOT pitbulls - have been aggressive toward him, though.

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

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?

@@fohex40 Woooooooow lookit your big brain uwu hahaha bringing the jokey jokes huh???? Big smart boi over here with the hot takes owo Wrinkly massive brain be like Dog bad once ): What face do humans make when they maul each other to death? :0 seee??? Daddy, I can be edgy too, did you like it? Woooooooow here's ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ For youuuuu

@@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.

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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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-

@@w4ffL3zs not cheesy.

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 ❤

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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.

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.

Yes that is the problem, plus that response is bred into them unfortunately which means even the sweetest pit can turn. You would have no chance, nor would your child or other pets. It’s such a shame because they are beautiful, however it is true. I would never have a pit bull for that reason. If you ignore the facts from some sense of blind loyalty then any consequence is on you. Don’t have children, would be my advice. 😔

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.🐾💔🤔

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

All ur dog care about is food.

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Say that to the kids who got mauled by them for no reason ALL THE TIME. IT'S THE BREED, NOT THE OWNER. There is a reason so many places banned those dogs. Pitbull's account for 68% of fatal dog bites to humans and 80% of fatal bites to other pets despite making up only 6% of the U.S dog population. People report that a Pitbull has never been agressive until randomly, but the issue with pitbulls is that they never show clear signs of being agitated which is mistaken as non-agression. Also, they do catastrophic damage because they are bred to fight until they "neutralize" an opponent or they are "neutralized". They pretty much have no concept of self preservation.

​@KaylaJones2000 how far into your @ss did you have to reach for those statistics you made up? It is the owners fault ultimately, and this isn't a chicken or egg situation. if there is a culture that insists on using dogs for violence, breeding/inbreeding dogs for violence, killing dogs for violence, then of course the breed is going to develop not a high violence drive, but a high obedience drive. violence begets violence and violent, awful owners beget violent dogs and awful situations. they are intelligent, high energy dogs that are usually taken in by lazy owners that do not understand that pitbulls need years upon years of training and socialization, LIKE ANY G*DDAMN DOG. YOU ARE LETTING A DOMESTICATED WOLF INTO YOUR HOUSE AND HOME, ACT LIKE IT. I don't get why people don't understand the same need for a retriever or a shepherd but apply the same standards for pitbulls- the only thing that makes them genuinely more dangerous is the fact that deescalation has been bred out of them (a behavior able to be retrained) and that most people who get pitbulls are ones looking to beget further violence. do you need to shake your skull to tighten some of those loose screws or have things been properly explained for you?

My baby is so cute, he plays with frogs. My garden has at least 30 frogs living in it and he likes to sniff them and follow them. He also loves cuddling my cat but rarely gets to because my cat doesn't like him.

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.

@@deathlyheaven Bruh no one thinks your funny

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

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

Awwww, this was amazing ! My pit is so helpful and thoughtful. When I cry he gives me his paw to hold, and then tries to wipe my tears away. He’s only 1 but when he does start having pups judging by what you wrote; I’d love for you to have one of his pups when he does become a dad. You seem very awesome and welcoming.

@@brownhippiex496 Aw, thank you!

Mmhm. My sis in law has some very sweet little lap dogs, but they aren't well disciplined. If they weren't so good natured and comfortable with being picked up and cuddled, the noisy little things would be absolute terrors because their owners are frankly a little too indulgent and didn't train them well. It's often assumed that a little dog can't do as much damage as a bigger one, and that because of their small size, it's okay to just manhandle one and ignore its comfort with being touched and held. It can sometimes just make an insecure little animal even less secure in its safety, so it acts out more.

@@etcetera1995 Exactly. It's easier to overlook behavior problems in small breeds because it doesn't seem like a big deal when you can just pick them up when they misbehave, but that will just make the problem worse. I feel like small breeds are a little notorious for being nippy, and starting fights with other dogs, because their owners don't understand that those cute little barks and growls are signs of aggression, and that larger dogs will not tolerate being harassed and nipped at. And it's too bad, because toy breeds are very cute, and on the whole, very sweet dogs, I'm glad your sister in law's dogs are sweet with their people and have escaped the Napoleon complex many toy breeds end up with! I feel like a crash course on dog behavior should be mandatory for getting a dog, of any size.

Y e s, I believe it is in fact the owner. While yes, dogs have been bred for certain characteristics, it really does depend on the owner if some characteristics will show, such as aggression. While people are afraid of pitbulls, doberman, Rottweilers, etc, I always tell people that smaller dogs are more likely to bite, because that is true. But all dogs are dangerous no matter how big or small they are

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.

haha legend

That is so cute!!! 😂😂😂

Is she still with us?

@@TheParagonIsDead well they said at the moment so I assume so.

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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

@@matthoon3737 He could get literally any other breed of dog without having to worry about them turning on you. It isn't a coincidence that pitbulls and other related breeds causing injuries and deaths to small animals, dogs and even other humans

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

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

@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?

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!

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

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.

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.

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

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%.

@CJ2 not funny.

cool but the world would be better off without them

@CJ2 shut up

@@Reimastered And better off without you too

Wow... that’s rude

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😊

I love pitbulls but it's sad you need a dog to protect your family, I smell single mother.

@@michaelscott2078 wtf is your problem

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.

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.

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

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

I work in a vets office & I can definitely confirm that you have the best girl just from the picture❤❤❤ I'm so glad you picked her off the streets & gave her another chance at life!

d’awwww! good girl, indeed!

im love your pittie

B-B-BUT ALL IT TAKES IS HIM TO SNAP ONCE! HE'S UNPREDICTABLE! DANGEROUS BREED!!!! /S? Is it needed?

Your pittie is perfect and adorable. Mine is also cute, but less so right now because SOMEONE ate SOMETHING that gives her terrible gas. 😩🤦 Many hugs to your baby.

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…..

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.

Sadly, at least in my country, there is a list with 'dangerous' dog breeds. You need a licence to own one and many Pet vacation homes or groomers will turn them down because as the law states, if anything were to happen with a list-dog (literally what the breeds are referred to) the vacation home or groomer isn't covered by insurance since they willingly agreed to take the risk. Which is bullshit but I guess many people are too cautious. Not like another breed couldn't cause damage but insurance will cover it unlike they do with list-dogs.

@@LelinaOphelia American Bulldogs aren't a banned breed in the UK. Tell your local Pets at Home to go to Specsavers.

@@nightstorm16 luckily. I can tell you it's the biggest bs here. Even a mixed puppy is considered a list dog if either father or mother is a pure bread. What ever the reason is in the UK to turn down a bulldog it's probably just as dumb of a reason as everywhere else

@@LelinaOphelia Eh. We have BSL. (Breed Specific Legislation) that forbids the EXISTENCE of certain dogs within the country. Dogo Argentinos, Pitbulls etc. The dumb thing is that even with a DNA test proving otherwise, if the dog is deemed to be of 'Pitbull type' (ie it bares a vague resemblence to a Pit) it is immediately liable to be seized by the police and PTS. It's the highest form of bullshit imaginable.

@@nightstorm16 jfc and here I thought it can't get worse. This really is some serious bullshit.

Her history sucks and she doesn’t know what she’s talking about. First of all there’s no such thing as a American Red Nose Pit Bull. There were red Nose dogs called the Old Family Reds . Bull baiting was banned before the Apbt(the Real Pit Bull) even exist. Once Staff bull terrier were imported to America. The Americans wanted a longer legged staff for Dogfighting. So they created 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.

@@rawjan39 So basically you just care about the timeline and not the actual video

@@BurberryBlue She trying to tell history and it’s completely wrong. Plus there’s no such thing as a American Red Nose Pit Bull.

@@BurberryBlue Bull and Terrier were Staffordshire Bull Terrier not the Apbt. The Staffordshire Bull terrier helped created the Apbt. The Apbt are Staffordshire Bull Terrier/ Bull terrier and Old Family (which became known as the Old Family reds because of their red nose and coats. The American Red Nose Pit bull is just a mixed breed. The old family reds are from breeders like Wilder, Lightner, Hemphill, Corvino and Williams

@Ryan Armstrong there’s no such thing as the American Red Nose Pit Bull. There were dogs with red Noses called the Old Family Reds like I stated

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.

@Fabled Light Don't be so literal. I don't think anyone would truly trust a dog to watch their child alone. The name comes from the breeds innate instinct to protect the young ones of the "pack." I've actually seen a female pit stop a toddler from going down a flight of stairs. I've also seen them place their muzzle on another dog's back to prevent them from jumping around a child. Nanny dog. 😉

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.

*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

@@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.

is she pandering about you lol

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

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🤦

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 .

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

You could say that about literally any other dog breed, why are we singling out pitbulls

​@@fruitloopius8527Exactly!

@@fruitloopius852760 + percent of dog attacks are pitbulls

@@fruitloopius8527 Cuz Pitbulls are one of the strongest breeds maybe? Do u even realize how dumb u are?

Interesting, I’ve been bitten twice by dogs. One was a Chihuahua, and one was a Pekingese. I’ve also met two pitbulls. One was a massive male, bred to look scary- and there was literally nothing scary or remotely aggressive about him. The other was a smaller female, and she was absolutely instrumental in helping my abused rescue dog in coming out of his shell, and gaining healthy confidence, while being the most loving, affectionate dog herself. The Chihuahua who bit me was a stranger. The Pekinese on the other hand was a dog I had lived with for years. I leaned over on the couch to reach for the remote, and the dog in the next seat lunged and attacked my face. Ripped into my lip and took a bit off my nose. That dog incidentally, also has bitten, or attempted to bite, Every Single Person he’s ever met. His owners, me, my friends, his groomers, his vet/vet techs, Everyone. By all accounts if he’d of been reported like dog bites are supposed to be, that dog would have been put down before he even turned three. And this dog has never once been abused or mistreated in his entire life. He was bred from responsible owners, cared for by my aunt/grandma all his life, pampered and spoiled like king. So tell me again how pitbulls are SO dangerous and should immediately be judged and treated like monsters. Oh and if you want to see what I mean by how vicious Pekes can be, I believe it’s on Girl With The Dogs 2, Vanessa does a video where she tries to groom a Peke, exactly like the one my aunt owns. Tell me which dog you’d rather handle.

That's crazy I've never had a problem but I don't know where they discriminate

@@thebeasters they are agressive

@@mysterioustiings9909 any dog, purebred or mutt can be aggressive. Any dog can be trained to unlearn aggressive behaviors. Stop blaming the breed.

@@thebeasters cause there naturally dog aggressive and typically horridly trained

@@clarisseq3390 I'll stop blaming the breed when the breed stops being responsible for the vast majority of dog related deaths. They only make up 6% of the dog breeds in america but are responsible for 68% of all dog attacks and 52% of dog-related deaths. Own what dog you want, but keep the fucking thing away from me, and especially any children.

😂😂😂

of course his name was Deuce

Probably a mutt that you thought was a pit bull . Like this mutt

lol

My dog Dipper is the most evil pitbull I know and he does the same thing but also keeps punching my other poor pitbull mix and trying to teeth on my hand

This is adorable. I love that she didn't hurt you that bad and now can go to state fairs! I got bit once by a pit. I was hog hunting with my dads friends and this dog walked up to me so, I started petting it. It lunged for my face but only left a teeeny tiny scratch. I still love pits. My favorite dog was a pit. He was also a hog dog but more of a pet. So he was chill with whatever but you couldn't hit or manhandle a kid around him or he would attack. Great dog. Sadly he passed away. Rip Patches

Yeah the anecdote of being bitten only because of an ailment. What about the THOUSANDS of attacks DAILY by healthy shitbulls for no reason?

Sounds like a happy ending

I used to have a 2 year old Great Dane. I was screaming cause my brother was chasing me and I open the door and my Great Dane bites me, but he only left a bruise. It was that last second regret he had while lunging at me and so it only left a bruise. Poor guy felt so bad and he walked away with his head down low you could see it in his face 🥲

im sorry bro but no offense you kind of asked for her to bite you. Pitbulls are already prone to severe anxiety

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.

People tend to underestimate how a very enthusiastic greeting can be dangerous if it knocks someone over! Or if their dog likes to run up to other dogs at full speed, the other dog may feel threatened and react fearfully

@@khaleesireyna731 you're either ignorant or willfully malicious. Sure they may have grouped 7 breeds into pit bulls but those studies also grouped other breeds into specific groups. Also overall they had 41 groups total being compared. Even if you expanded pitbulls from 1 group to 7 separate ones, you would be accounting for 7 out of 47 groups and therefore you would expect ~15% of the incidents to be from "pitbulls". That pales in comparison to the 67% statistic observed in reality. Oh and if you look at their charts they do count "american bulldog" as its own group. Not sure why you are saying it is seen as part of the "pittbull" group. Even taking into account your criticism they are more than 4 times more likely to bite than most other groups. They are clearly dangerous pets and anyone who keeps saying they are little angles does more harm than good. If we collectively acknowledged they are bad we may actually be able to move on and try to find out the reason for it and attempt to rectify it. Instead people like you lie and spread false narratives to muddy the water which will just lead to more deaths of innocent bystanders being attacked out of the blue

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.

That's so cute! Pitties are big babies lol.

No such thing as a Massive pit bull

@@rawjan39 massive in terms of muscle and a block head. Wasnt any larger in size, but that dog looked like he took steroids lol just solid muscle and toned better than any body builder I've met

@@PunkRockBarbie the only and real pit bull is the APBT . Those dogs are 30-75 lbs. Even 75 lbs is hard to come by. Very athletic built . Not stocky . Lean

@@rawjan39 this was probably not a purebred. But pitt type, regardless. Shaped more like a pocket bully (broad shoulders, short legs) but clearly had pitt facial shape and demeanor. Big old thick head, built for kisses, both giving and receiving lol This really has nothing to do with the story though. No one is going to check real quick that your pitt is purebred if something happens, if they even resemble a pitt just an itty bitty bit, that's what people will judge it as. The point of the story is that pitties (even though backyard bred all the time and crossed) still have good, loving hearts. Kinda sad you felt the need to comment, there's no need for that here.

When the only thing you got right is the spelling:

​@@WebberSomn Denying the facts doesn't make the facts untrue

@@Mr_Mistah -facts- stereotypes

@@WebberSomn not stereotypes when there is demonstrable evidence that pitbulls regularly kill and severely injure people

⁠​⁠​⁠@@WebberSomn Let me guess you’re one of those people that compares pitbull discrimination to racism. Well guess what, dogs are actually different to humans. Animals, believe it or not, are born with inherited behaviours. Humans are too, but not nearly to the same degree as animals. That’s why saying it’s “stereotyping” is so stupid when it’s proven certain breeds inherit certain behavioural traits. Retriever dogs retrieve, herding dogs herd. They both do this instinctively because that’s what they were bred for. What were pitbulls bred for? Fighting! They were not bred to be nanny dogs like many believe. This doesn’t even cover the consequence of inbreeding in the bully lines, creating brain defects and causing the dogs to turn on their owners out of nowhere. It wouldn’t matter how well trained they are, for many it’s only a matter of time before they snap. Pitbulls are also extremely strong compared to other dog breeds. Many people have no chance against them. And even if you can fight them off, you’re going to be left seriously injured. People are right to “discriminate” against this breed. I wouldn’t want an overpowered animal that could potentially snap and kill me or my kids for no reason around.

You not lying rat terriers have the worse attitude. Especially old ones.

My mom had a terrier mix when I was a toddler. He was so chill that he didn't even chase squirrels. He'd just lay there on the ground and watch them run around.

My most aggressive was a poodle/jack russel mix. He was just high strung and hyper, not mean. My rat terrier is a sweet, cuddle bunny.

if I were to be dog bitten I'd rather it be a rat terrier than a pit bull. I could survive the rat terrier.

Yes! We had a "jackrat" for 10yrs. We got him from my bro when he was Abt 2mths old so he was socialized from the get go with the other 2 dogs and the kids and all our other pets. But he was mean. He bit or tried to bite almost everyone but myself and my daughter. He attacked our poor sweet pittie so much that when he started limping we thought that was why. Turns out our sweet rescue had bone cancer and we lost him after many tests and tries to help him. He had a bad case of little dog syndrome I'm afraid. The pitties never put him down or hurt him. They simply went and hid.😟🐾🤘

Doodles are the worst where I work too most of the owners don’t train them and with my bad back I resent that they get mad when I step away from their dog trying to jump at me and say they are just being friendly :/

In the UK everyone seems to have a Cockerpoo (cocker spaniel / poodle). They are the "in" dog to have and very many of them are poorly behaved or aggressive. It's all down to people wanting the latest fashion dog but not putting in the work needed.

I ended up rescuing an Aussiedoodle. I actually wasn't looking for a designer dog, was searching for a confident companion for our rescued Aussie-mix. She was from a hoarder house and needed a friend to help her fears & anxieties. The Aussiedoodle had been under trained & socialized and under exercised. The girls keep each other exercised and after 10 months of attention & training they are both much calmer and happy. Pits are amazing and I love them, but am of an age and size, I need to work with smaller less muscular dogs. The neighbor has a 70 pound pittie, who I adore, but he runs over and knocks me flat on the ground if I don't see him coming and brace myself. He just is so happy but he doesn't realize that he is Huge. (BTW- my Aussie girls run him ragged and run circles around him.)

I have a poodle mix that has an attitude against men...but she is a shelter dog found on the streets of Midland. Not a friendly place on the streets. Especially with semis and vultures around.

Dog grooming assistant here, and the best dogs I've ever bathed are a pair of lovely staffies. The worst? A shihpoo and a cockerpoo

I worked at a doggie daycare where the corporate rule was no "bully breeds" were allowed in group playtime, but the location I worked at agreed that was stupid so any "bully breed" coming in for group playtime was written down as a "boxer mix." There was NEVER an issue. The freaking Chihuahuas, on the other hand....

@@nytemarequeen2365 so many people who own small breeds don’t treat them like dogs, and then they get a complex. And they also don’t socialize them properly, so they have no idea how to BE dogs! It makes me so sad for them honestly. Do they drive me bat shit crazy? Yes. But like, I’ve met some amazingly well socialized and trained little dogs (chihuahuas included) and omg the *difference*!?! They’re incredible! Such cool dogs if their people actually treat them like they’re dogs!!!

@@myperfectworlds Oh I've met many, many sweet, well-trained Chihuahuas as well. My boss at the doggie daycare had one, and he was an absolute doll (hardcore Mama's Boy too, lol). Heck, I moved on to a pet store after the daycare, and one of my regulars had six Chihuahua/Chi mixes who would fight to sit on my lap and lick my face when they came in, lol. Sadly, we were far more likely to have issues with Chihuahuas, Jack Russells, or cocker spaniels than any other breed that came in because, like you said, people treat them like toys, not dogs. The only malicious bites I've ever received were from cocker spaniels, and one damn near severed the nerves that control my thumb. On the other hand, a 95lbs+ pit accidentally gave me a bloody lip when he jumped up for a kiss and bonked me in the mouth with his big melon head, and he felt so bad he'd hurt me that he cried for half an hour (I gave him some lactose-free doggie ice cream to show there were no hard feelings, I LOVED that meatloaf).

@@nytemarequeen2365 omfg cocker spaniels…. 😬 I think my brain just blocked all my interactions with that entire breed out of my brain lmfao except for the one we had when I was a kid who was an angel, but my mum bred them and showed them, and so she actually knew how to treat them like DOGS. I had a lab pittie cross get so excited he chipped my front tooth 😂 he jumped up just as I was bending down to soothe him and his tooth connected with my tooth. He also felt awful, and we snuggled it out because he was pacing and whining while I checked it out in the mirror and cussed because, ya know, I’m vain enough to care that my tooth is chipped lol all was forgiven obviously though, because no human in my life has ever been so excited to see me again that they chipped my tooth sooooo 🤷‍♀️

And then he ripped some kid's throat

True but have you seen the photo of my pittie with a flower on her head? She would never hurt anyone!!

The first point is patently untrue. I'm not sure where you got your information, but... Seriously? Use your head; there wouldn't be nearly as many pitbulls around if cannibalism as puppies was documented. The least intelligent breed of dog is the borzoi, and they are lovely long noodly companions. A dog can be dumb as rocks and still be trainable. A pair of fascinating anecdotes. However, in terms of statistics and facts, they are irrelevant without data to back them up. Not only that, but I find it extremely hard to believe. A pitbull doesn't "lock its jaw" as that is an old wives tale. Nor does any dog attack unprovoked. According to the ATTS, pitbulls have a temperament rating of 87%, higher than that of a border collie (83%) and on par with that of a German shepherd (85%). Thus, they are just as good dogs when placed in a loving home.

​@@7thZeppelin😂

@@andriuhee2710stop using the ATTS as “proof” that pitbulls are perfect dogs. You’re misinterpreting your own “evidence”. The atts does NOT test for breed aggression. It says this on the first page of the ATTS website, pitbull advocates intentionally mislead and lied about the data. The pass rate doesn’t indicate that pitbulls are “more friendly” it proves that they are more brave and more suited to be a guard dog (what the test was originally intended to show)

Hamsters eat their babies too sometimes, your point? 💀

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

Hey Illy.

Shush up

Pitbulls are some of the most dangerous and unpredictable animals. They are ~6% of the population, but commit ~65% of dog FATALITIES. They are not a family pet.

@@sharlcloves4216 ​ I'd love to know your source, as it most likely has horrible context and doesn't take into account the OWNERS of the pitbulls. My 12 year old maltese is more unpredictable than any pitbull I've ever met. Stop fearmongering.

You think you're crying now just wait until one farts near you. It's the worst. Mine can clear out a cemetery. 🤮🤣

Mostly because pit bulls are also the most abused dog in the world. And they are more likely to have bad owners that either ONLY make them guard dogs so their socialization is shit, or they don’t know how to properly take care of, exercise or any upkeep. Hell, they are called pitbulls because they were made to fight to the death by humans. They aren’t any more likely to attack you. Just more likely to have problems because of environment.

​@@BlockyrapsYou just admitted they aren't safe. Pitbulls love violence and it's in their blood, they can attack at any time even you trained it It's better to find another breed than a pitbull

@@Blockyraps excuses excuses excuses

Degenerate

@@Cybersharky_ ?

@@RealNefastus Cybershark is a troll

@@jenniferb.9404 Trolls nowadays really have no finesse, no creativity. They're just plain uninteresting and unfunny.

@@RealNefastus 😂 So true!

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!!!

Pretty sure their tails are harder XD Seriously, that thing can do more damage than a medival flail

@@Maverickgrindstar Their tails hurt like hell and they always make sure to smack you with them

Oh, they can be stubborn (hardheaded). That's the bulldog part. Stubborn about their cuddles.

I have a pet tyrantula. You think she can groom it top part so can put a tiny birthday hat on it head

Hardheaded for sure, my red nose will curler up and cuddle, if you're lucky he'll decide his head belongs between your knees. If you're not he'll rest his head below yours and then proceed to sneeze and simultaneously slam his head into your chin.

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. ❤

I love Samoyed smiles too!

@Aluzky shibas and huskies! Bias with huskies since I have one

@Aquatic Ape Not this one I guess about 0.01% at the most

@Aquatic Ape now if you want real bloodstains You should see Wolfdogs They Leave alot

Yes, they are very cute, especially when they gnaw on kids faces and little dogs.

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

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?

Human or dog sister?

Ban these monsters

Yep. You're more likely to be bitten by a Chihuahua because smaller dogs come with the stereotype of less dangerous, which in turn gets them less training or none at all compared to bigger dogs.

@@kaield4763 its actually just small man syndrome. It is why the bigger a dog is, the less likely it is to be naturally aggressive and vice versa

Mine was not trained but he’s so sweet he doesn’t bite but he does bark at the mailman/lady

Right? All dog breeds have certain behaviors they’re more prone to. But it’s just about working with the dog to let them know what’s an appropriate outlet for their energy and what’s not. (And, you know, giving them that appropriate outlet. Main reason I would never have a terrier. I just couldn’t keep up, and a bored terrier is a nightmare.)

THANK YOU!!! blame the owners, not the dog!

My girl is exactly the same!

"Attention whores" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 100000% agree with you! And I think that only a pittie parent would understand and not be offended by that incredibly accurate statement 😂😂😂

I never discriminated against breeds. It was just no one I knew had a Pitty. Once I met one, I was in love with them. And I swear they are the kindest, gentlest, loving, snuggliest, playfulest fur babies EVER in ANY breed!

😂😂😂❤️

“They got us in the first half, ngl.” 😅

Bones is such a good name! He sounds like an angel!

Thank you for sharing, I wish I could hug Bones 🥺

@@adrianrandom3448 he was taken good care of and returned to his family :) he was amazing, once I opened the door to his cage to leave his (considerably large) meal and he pushed his head against it so I couldn't close it. He could easily overpower me but he just gently pressed against it and easily allowed one of the doctors to push him back in and close the cage. Gotta be proud of his hooman for raising so well

@@LordNodim STOP I can only fall in love with a dog I don't even know so much 😭

Oh my Dog, a Kitten nursed and raised by a Pitbull sounds like the cat version of that guy who was suckled by a she wolf and went on to found Rome. That would be a hell of an origin story for a team of kitten superheroes!

@@AnIdiotsLantern You mean Romulus and Remus? Not sure you want that to be the origin story for a team of kitten superheroes, since Romulus murdered his twin Remus...and since the entire reason the two of them were even left in the woods to be eaten by wolves was because they were twins.

@@danielkarcis1174 this is true for any breed. Not just pitbulls.

what the f? you got bit by a doberman multiple times and you were afraid your neighbour SHOT your dog??? where the hell do did you live?

@@bigmanting173 Yes, some chihuahuas are stressed and protective, with owners encouraging their bad behavior thinking it's cute. It's not. But my regular sized chi was sweet and never a problem. She was not one of the "tea cup" chihuahuas people want, so her breeding was better. She was a sweetie.

The happiness of being chosen by a dog is unparalleled 😊

Those dogs kill babys

As long as his real owner was a decent guy tho, you should be happy for him

That's such a sweet story:) And considering his owner spent so long looking for him, I'm sure he's also being taken good care of and that he's happy

As hard as it was, you did the right thing by giving him the dog. He must have loved his dog very much to search for him and actually find it.

I got my Blue Nose from a shelter. He was supposed to be my ex-fiance's and when we broke up I was heart broken only abt losing him (and the bearded dragon), I doubt shed a tear until he asked me if I could keep both animals. Best day of my life--- once of them atleast.

There are plenty of dogs who will look at you that way, plenty of dogs that need a good home besides that one...

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...

THEY TEAR YOU APART that’s why they get a bad rep

@@shelleyferguson5737 but honestly that could be said about any dog breed.

@@shelleyferguson5737 Because of their past and the amount of mistreatment these dogs get. Literally, training is important.

@@shelleyferguson5737 It’s cus of the past trainers. Dogs are like kids, they see influence. If a child is in a bad environment, mostly likely they became bad

i hate how some people can end up ruining it for everybody.. pitbulls have such a cute face i love them but i don't have one

Mine does that!!! I didn't know if it was just mine or if others had the same deal

It's just keeping the seat warm for you. No, but seriously, my Husky does this with my bed. It's obviously they want the attention

You never know, going to the bathroom might trigger Pibbles trauma from a past life and next thing you know they're nannying your face while all you can think is "It's not the breed, it's the owner."

I’m literally sitting on the edge of the couch bc my pit has the main part rn

Omg, i didnt know that was a thing. Happens every.single.time.

Because you have a soft spot particularly for pitbulls ,etc. Which I wish more people had that.

because you're a baby

Because all groomers should be like her. I have a huge soft spot for pitties.

Because it's a very sweet, kind thing to say. Kindness is a wonderful thing and its also a very wonderful thing that you are so receptive to it !

@@topasu9454 THATS WHY YOUR ADOPTED

I'm sorry! Hopefuly when the time is right you can gert a new furyy friend! (cat or dog) I'm just so sorry.

i'm sorry. I lost one of mine 1 year and 2 weeks ago today. still hurts like hell. I hope you fair better than I have.

I'm so sorry! Do you have a new furry friend?

Very sorry for your loss. Pitties are unbelievable companions and bring so much love to a life. I'm glad you got such a long time with him before he passed.

All dogs have zoomies XD I have three (technically 4) examples of that. One is my uncle's dog, Bella and if someone knocks on the door or walks in. She goes crazy because she has a new playmate, until she calms down for like an hour than goes back to running everywhere and then I had to pupsit a tiny dog named Butchie and he would take a toy and either go on my bed or on a carpet and then he would rub his head into the carpet/bed while just abusing this poor toy for like 15 minute and then he'd demand pets. Then there's my uncle's cats (the same one who has Bella) Boots and Chunky are normally really chill, but the second Boots gets the zoomies you have to play with him and he gets a little...crazy to the point where I threw a ball and it fell down the stairs so this idiot threw himself down the stairs to grab it and gave me a mini heart attack, while Chunky just kind of...sits there and if you bring out a string she'll play for a bit and then nap. So pretty much, if it breathes, it can have zoomies lol

Every dog has zoomies my neighbors dog go zooming when people come near her

Our pup had the zoomies something fierce. Still miss him. Passed away from an intracranial hemorrhage.

Mine does! He’s crazy!

I think most dogs have those! In England we call it the "scoots" xD

That's a great story and very heart warming. Do they still have her? Thanks

Ban pit bulls they maul babies

Why you commenting after 3 years dawg

@romeosierratango4464 she's passed on now, but was a much loved member of the family for nearly 10 years

@@El_Negro2003 why do you care?

Where are those articles of pits "randomly attacking"?

Ban violent shitbeasts. Get mad.

imagine going around looking for videos to get mad at

@@GlobstersMessenger i mean this video was randomly recommend to me so i clicked it to see if they had any legitimate reason. Like most dont like grooming etc.

Came for copper, left with gold.

Same

The most dangerous part of a pittie is their tail. My family had a German Shepherd and my aunt had a pittie around the same time. If one of us dogsat for the other, we'd joke about how they were a fatal combination--if you stood by their butts you'd get beaten to death by wagging tails and if you were by their heads you were definitely going to be drowned in slobber from kisses.

Yeah, that tail is dangerous, ha-ha. Good thing mine isn't too tail happy. She wags it for a little bit and quickly calms down!

@@brittanycoker5203 I had a friend that had a pittie. Every other time I saw her, she had a bandage on her tail, because she would constantly whack it on something and bust it open from being so excited to see people. Friend ended up having to pad cabinets and certain things with cut up pool noodles to stop it, LOL.

i have been slaped in the nuts more than once by my pitty and i can confirm that it's quite lethal

@@tomnookssweetass9004 OUCH

That is so sweet oh my god 😭🥺

That is awesome!

Have they never harmed a stranger?

@@rainymornings Has no other breed of dog bite a stranger. Plus they really need a lot of attention and loved on. There are some bad apples in every type of breed.