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QuotePoor girl, yes it's a English Bull Terrier NOT a American Pit Bull Terrier. It's a shame that all dogs that slightly resemble pit bulls are so quickly put in the "aggressive" pit bull category. I've owned many, many American Pit Bulls and not a one of em is vicious and mean....how could you hate this?
C'mon post pictures of his face!
Walt
Walt
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QuoteSame girl, different dog This ones named Angus
Wow--you really ARE a lucky guy!
Walt
QuoteAnd last but not least Emma. You haven't lived until you wake up to find three St Bernards on the bed
Very, very, cool.
Walt
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QuotePoor girl, yes it's a English Bull Terrier NOT a American Pit Bull Terrier. It's a shame that all dogs that slightly resemble pit bulls are so quickly put in the "aggressive" pit bull category. I've owned many, many American Pit Bulls and not a one of em is vicious and mean....how could you hate this?
Unfortunately, it only takes a few high profile pit bull attacks to ingrain into the public psyche that all pit bulls are deadly and dangerous. I know not all of them are that way, but if I see one outside on the loose, I WILL regard it as dangerous and keep my distance if possible. Once a pit bull chomps down on a limb, you WILL NOT be able to get it off unless you shoot it in the head.
Rottweilers have somewhat of a bad rep too, but my best friend has one that is the sweetest and gentlest dog. It all depends on how they were trained and treated, and how they socialized as puppies, AFAIK...
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I don't know who is cuter--they both look absolutely adorable. You are a very lucky guy!
Walt
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