I appreciate you moon goddess for this because the truth of the matter is because of the breed of dog I do have this there is negative stigma all the time people pick up their kids I've been told to put a muzzle on my dog They walk around they pick up the little fluffy dogs and they cross the street when I'm walking my dogs But the truth of the matter is you're more likely to get bit by a fucking chihuahua than you are a pit bull And if you do have an aggressive pit bull nine times out of ten, it's the treatment that they're getting from the fucking Handlers, it's always the humans never the breed, but I appreciate you You

hey moon oh I love this post I definitely definitely definitely because it's not about the breed of dogs it's about the owners how the owners treat the dog that's how the dog is gonna present itself

don't know much about pit bulls but I'd like to I'd like I mean I guess I it could be a combination of both but yeah it's unfortunate they do have a bad stigma because I've seen some amazing pit bulls but because of the stigma of course right away that's the first thing you think of that it's gonna **** me or scary and all that so but shout out to pit bull owners

Oh my god, that dog looks so super mega ultra cute that I can't... No, no, no, no, I can't, I want to squeeze his cheeks!

Hey, shout out to this post man. Shout out to you, Bri. Y'all too sorry. Bri. Talks. Okay.

I am absolutely in agreement with Britox on this one. I also have a pick The pick the bully breeze anything that you know is a big massive dog There is a stigma around these dogs that they're violent. They're the biggest babies It's it's how you raise them really and seriously that determines their demeanor is how you treat them How you raise them that those dogs are the most loyal animals

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Yeah, man, definitely taught. Definitely taught. Love them like they're your actual baby.