Thank you for adopting! Knowing the breeds of a dog is important if you are adopting a puppy. This is because they can change a lot before reaching adulthood and knowing the breed/breeds will give you better idea of size, temperament etc. It's not so important if you are evaluating an adult dog because you can judge them in person. Many dogs don't fit in with breed stereotypes. I volunteer at the local pound in Central Texas and see tons of dogs like this. They all have their own personalities and are unique. But generally they are very playful, loving and affectionate with humans (owners and strangers). Many, but not all, have some level of prey drive and want to chase squirrels etc. Many, but not all, are dog selective and aren't friendly with every dog they meet. But of course you'll find many pit mixes without prey drive and that love to make friends with every new dog. People that have pitties soon realize won't wonderful pets they can be. Best wishes to you and your handsome new buddy
Also homie I had two pits a male and a female and they were ok until they got older, then they would get into bad fights, and they would go after other dogs if given the chance. So maybe get a muzzle just in case, and try and get her around as many other dogs as possible while she's still young enough before she goes into full adult hood around 2 or 3. I mean 14 months is still young enough to do some work once you get to 2 years that's kind of the dog you got personality wise. Also if they snap with pits it's zero to 100 instantly, and it only takes once, then they like it, and will do it more.
Well said, the first 2 years are the most important when raising any dog, if you do a good job, you will get the best rewards for the rest of their life...
She is lovely, as are both your fur babies. Buddy any toy he destroys in two minutes. LOL. She's mental. LOL. You, saying that made me smile. Buddy has his moments. Buddy often tries to chew my wrist. The bony part. Bud, just turned 3 he does not chase anything but will kill any toy. LOL. He is good with any furbaby. We have a cat ten years old and they are best mates. Bud is always hyper and because he is strong he is a handful. So the crate is a good time out. She is lovely. Great video. Happy Saturday, mate.
Just saw this now as I've been quite busy the past months. Interesting to know all the breeds that make her up as she looks 100% Pit. Anyway, do you watch Cesar Millan? You can learn a lot from him on how to correct wrong behaviours.... She's very cute btw. And sweet. 😻
My american pitt was a wreck when we got him and can be scary but not towards his family towards anyone that comes nears. Took time and constantly hyper aware of body language but hes the best dog i have every had. Im a dog person but they are pets not children . He changed that and goes everywhere with me or my wife but its like loaded gun needs to be treated like it.
I got my Staffie/pit to keep my Lab company when I’m at work. Your picks of them are just like ones I have. The Lab passed now and I want to bring the Staffie/pit over from USA. How to do? He is a baby boy. 7 now. Looks just like yours
Sorry to hear about your Lab mate. Yeah theres a big age difference between my two... I'm not sure about what you'd need to do to get him over but the good news is that it's much easier coming this way than it is in reverse! Good luck 👍👍
@@rawjan39 It definetly does, the face looks like one, and the body is a little different which is like the amstaff. But it definetly looks like an APBT mixed with Amstaff, that is what it looks like, and both Amstaff and APBT both are somewhat interchangeable they are very similar breeds. Amstaffs are a bit lankier and taller heavier. APBT's are shorter and a little thicker. The pitbulls on youtube that people are breeding all oversized aren't pitbulls, those are abominations. Real game pits should be lighter and fast AF, and springy. These youtube pitbulls are garbage.
You should be careful with a shock collar and using it for aggression, unless you are 100 percent correct in how you use it, they can make the dogs more nuts and make the behavior worse. A ton of dog aggressive dogs have had shock collars used at some point of another, and it can make it worse to make sure you either know what you are doing, or use a different tool.
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2 beautiful dogs! 🐶
Thank you for adopting!
Knowing the breeds of a dog is important if you are adopting a puppy. This is because they can change a lot before reaching adulthood and knowing the breed/breeds will give you better idea of size, temperament etc. It's not so important if you are evaluating an adult dog because you can judge them in person. Many dogs don't fit in with breed stereotypes.
I volunteer at the local pound in Central Texas and see tons of dogs like this. They all have their own personalities and are unique. But generally they are very playful, loving and affectionate with humans (owners and strangers). Many, but not all, have some level of prey drive and want to chase squirrels etc. Many, but not all, are dog selective and aren't friendly with every dog they meet. But of course you'll find many pit mixes without prey drive and that love to make friends with every new dog.
People that have pitties soon realize won't wonderful pets they can be. Best wishes to you and your handsome new buddy
She's very cute 🥰
Also homie I had two pits a male and a female and they were ok until they got older, then they would get into bad fights, and they would go after other dogs if given the chance. So maybe get a muzzle just in case, and try and get her around as many other dogs as possible while she's still young enough before she goes into full adult hood around 2 or 3. I mean 14 months is still young enough to do some work once you get to 2 years that's kind of the dog you got personality wise. Also if they snap with pits it's zero to 100 instantly, and it only takes once, then they like it, and will do it more.
Well said, the first 2 years are the most important when raising any dog, if you do a good job, you will get the best rewards for the rest of their life...
She is lovely, as are both your fur babies.
Buddy any toy he destroys in two minutes. LOL.
She's mental. LOL. You, saying that made me smile. Buddy has his moments.
Buddy often tries to chew my wrist. The bony part.
Bud, just turned 3 he does not chase anything but will kill any toy. LOL.
He is good with any furbaby. We have a cat ten years old and they are best mates.
Bud is always hyper and because he is strong he is a handful.
So the crate is a good time out.
She is lovely. Great video. Happy Saturday, mate.
Just saw this now as I've been quite busy the past months. Interesting to know all the breeds that make her up as she looks 100% Pit. Anyway, do you watch Cesar Millan? You can learn a lot from him on how to correct wrong behaviours.... She's very cute btw. And sweet. 😻
Interesting stuff , hope your good mate 👍
Cheers Mark you too mate 😊
I've seen a few video on YT shorts of a thai xl breeders ...
My american pitt was a wreck when we got him and can be scary but not towards his family towards anyone that comes nears. Took time and constantly hyper aware of body language but hes the best dog i have every had. Im a dog person but they are pets not children . He changed that and goes everywhere with me or my wife but its like loaded gun needs to be treated like it.
I got my Staffie/pit to keep my Lab company when I’m at work. Your picks of them are just like ones I have. The Lab passed now and I want to bring the Staffie/pit over from USA. How to do? He is a baby boy. 7 now. Looks just like yours
Sorry to hear about your Lab mate. Yeah theres a big age difference between my two... I'm not sure about what you'd need to do to get him over but the good news is that it's much easier coming this way than it is in reverse! Good luck 👍👍
Good to see ya back.
In the worst case scenario... What would happen to you as the owner if she attacked someone?? Be careful 🙏
Just looking at her she looks like an American Pitbull Terrier with some Am Staff. I'll be interested in seeing what she is.
That dog doesn’t look like an APBT
@@rawjan39 It definetly does, the face looks like one, and the body is a little different which is like the amstaff. But it definetly looks like an APBT mixed with Amstaff, that is what it looks like, and both Amstaff and APBT both are somewhat interchangeable they are very similar breeds. Amstaffs are a bit lankier and taller heavier. APBT's are shorter and a little thicker. The pitbulls on youtube that people are breeding all oversized aren't pitbulls, those are abominations. Real game pits should be lighter and fast AF, and springy. These youtube pitbulls are garbage.
You should be careful with a shock collar and using it for aggression, unless you are 100 percent correct in how you use it, they can make the dogs more nuts and make the behavior worse. A ton of dog aggressive dogs have had shock collars used at some point of another, and it can make it worse to make sure you either know what you are doing, or use a different tool.