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Old 08-01-2014, 10:39 AM
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tuckyquilter
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I like pits in general. Good training, without hitting is best. Also my friend who rehabilitates and trains pits for service dogs said chaining one up is the very worst thing you can do. Pits are people dogs and want to be around you all the time. Plate at the table, front seat, and on your lap. I wish I had the photo of my friends purebred pit, Boston terrier & 2 yr old grandson all curled up in a big ball sleeping. That dog is still as gentle as can be.
If you look at some of the old photo's of days gone by, the very rich had them as companion dogs for their little ones, and for protection for the kids. Heck Spanky and Alfalfa had one too. Just love the little critter, and you'll be fine.
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