Pit Bulls

Fans of pitbulls are often referred to as "pitbull advocates" or "pitbull enthusiasts." These individuals are passionate about promoting positive awareness and understanding of the breed, advocating for responsible ownership, and combating stereotypes and misconceptions surrounding pitbulls. They are dedicated to showcasing the loving and loyal nature of these dogs and working towards their betterment in society.

For you to understand this answer, you also need to understand that not every pit bull has aggression issues. A pit bull might not have any predators/enemies. However, dogs can get bad "vibes" from other dogs, or people. But every dog can have an enemy. And I honestly don't think the pit bull has too many predators because of its athletically build.

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Well, honey, a male pit bull's "knot" can swell up to the size of a golf ball during mating. It's nature's way of making sure the job gets done, if you catch my drift. Just remember, size doesn't always matter when it comes to making puppies.

i heard pitbulls dont have balance without there tails . but then again pitbulls need there tails and the breed usually has its tails .

Min pins , Rotties or Dobermans Etc. should have docked tails . makes the breed look more Original.

Choosing between a Bull Terrier and a Pit Bull as a pet depends on various factors, including your lifestyle, preferences, and the specific needs of each breed. Both breeds can make great pets but have distinct characteristics.

Bull Terrier:

Temperament: Bull Terriers are known for their playful and energetic nature. They can be very affectionate with their families and are often good with children.

Appearance: They have a distinctive egg-shaped head and muscular build. Their coat is short and can come in a variety of colors.

Exercise Needs: Bull Terriers are active dogs that require regular exercise to keep them happy and healthy. They enjoy playtime and activities.

Training: They are intelligent but can be stubborn, so consistent training and socialization are important.

Pit Bull (American Pit Bull Terrier):

Temperament: Pit Bulls are known for their loyalty and affection toward their families. They can be very good with children and can be protective of their loved ones.

Appearance: Pit Bulls have a strong, muscular build and a short coat. They are often confused with other breeds due to their similar appearance.

Exercise Needs: They are energetic and need regular exercise. They enjoy activities like running and playing and need mental stimulation.

Training: Pit Bulls are intelligent and can be trained well, but they require firm and consistent training. Early socialization is crucial to ensure they are well-adjusted.

Considerations:

Space: Both breeds need space to move around, so ensure you have enough room for them to exercise.

Experience: Both breeds can be strong-willed, so experience with dog training and handling can be beneficial.

Health: Research each breed’s common health issues and be prepared for potential medical needs.

Ultimately, the best choice will depend on which breed aligns better with your lifestyle and what you’re looking for in a companion. Meeting individual dogs and getting to know their personalities can also help in making the right decision.

About as long as it would with any other dog breed. Normally takes about 10-20 minutes.

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Yes, with proper introductions and socialization, a big pitbull can be friends with an English bulldog. It's important to monitor their interactions initially and set boundaries to ensure a positive relationship. Both dogs' temperaments and personalities will play a role in how well they get along.

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While all dogs have unique personalities, certain breeds are known for being more prone to grumpiness. Some of the breeds that are often associated with being more temperamental or moody include Chihuahuas, Dachshunds, and Shar Peis. However, it's important to remember that every dog is an individual and temperament can vary within breeds.

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The Pitbull is a breed of dog. Brindle is a COLOR PATTERN that occurs in many different breeds. You'll see Brindle Pitbulls, Great Danes, Boxers, and Bulldogs. There maybe some other breeds I'm forgetting, but these immediately come to mind. Is not rare to see brindle color in pitbulls. As matter of fact is quite common.

There is no specific breed of albino pitbulls. However, there can be individual pitbulls that exhibit albinism, a genetic condition resulting in lack of pigment in the skin, hair, and eyes. Albino dogs may have health issues such as skin sensitivity or vision problems.

The largest American Bully I've ever heard of was 141 pounds. That is not an American Pit Bull Terrier though. If an APBT gets over 65-70 pounds I'd start to question it's purity. This is not a large breed.

Here's a website for a breeder claiming to have the largest blue male in the USA at 142 pounds: http://www.muglestonspitbullfarm.com/males/goliath.html

IT WOULD sort of look like both of them only mixed!

I have one. She is 30 lbs. - slim but very muscular. She has a beautiful short haired tannish-white (taupe) coat, and amazing yellow jewel like eyes like a weimaraner. Little folded ears and a big smile, like a pit. She is extremely active, she can run and jump like a deer, very athletic. She is smart, sweet, affectionate, and extremely friendly with both people and dogs. But, watch out squirrels, cats, etc. she will hunt them down but I have never witnessed her hurting them, it's more about the chase. Awesome dog.

"Enzyme"? They are both dogs. Each different breed has been selectivly bred to pass on certain genes. That is the cause for different size, looks, temperament, and working qualities such as retrieving or herding instinct. Pit Bull or Akita, they are still just dogs.