Tiny Terror Tackles The Trails !!!

[nate1714]

looks like a fun walk...like the new pup

 

[DOC-CANADA]

Good to see the pup out and about in the great outdoors. The last pic does make you look a bit like a Bond villain though. I keep expecting to see your lips move with the words:
'Release the hounds!'

"Look like a Bond villain?"

Don't you know why he immigrated here from England?

Perhaps I've said too much...........

All right, good to see the little one on the trails! And a rare glimpse of Mrs. Pit too!

It's always nice to see the lovely Mrs. Pit along for a hike, and, of course, now that there's three kids out playing, somebody has to be in charge...........


Great pictures, pitdog. Great to see the little one is working out.

Doc

 

[Stormstaff]

Very cool! Thanks for sharing.

 

[Masteroffajitas]

Pit,

Nope, I don't think it has anything to do with you... A lady that lives down the street from me has been rescuing PBs for 20 years and says that it is a trait of the breed. Mine is a rescue (still has the scars to prove it...) and she is as fearless and loyal an animal as I've seen, but very intolerant (jealous) of other dogs...

Emma

SAME

My boxer rescue is one of the sweetest dogs you'd ever meet, but is pretty hostile towards larger dogs. She's fine with smaller ones though, like scotty dog size.

 

[pitdog]

"Look like a Bond villain?"

Don't you know why he immigrated here from England?

Perhaps I've said too much...........


Doc

You've blown my cover Doc, maybe it was when this pic of me hit the headlines eh !

 

[cjag]

Great pics, always enjoy them.
Had a Jack for 14 years, he passed last summer. Great dog, but fearless and reckless to the point of endangering himself. And very much a 1 person dog. They are a handful, but worth it.

 

[KEmSAT-Survival]

Pitdog>>
Who's the guy in the hockey mask across the water over in the corner in that last pic? j/k

Looks like fun...

Pitbulls make me a little edgey...I guess it's the reputation they have...

 

[bodhi_]

PB's tend to be dog aggressive. Mine is fine with the the dog she grew up with but has caused issues with almost all others, most of that came when she was about 2,5 years old. PB's are late bloomers, don't let current acceptance fool you, it still might change. And for that matter Staffies aren't exactly dog tolerant either. About a year ago our vet loved us because of the turnover we were bringing in. We've worked it out but it wasn't (isn't) easy. the PB and my Boerboel hate each other, leaving both lose will cause an immediate dog fight, and I mean a serious one were you have to sew up the dogs afterwards. Nonetheless I love all my dogs despite their pecularities.

Pansy when she was younger, now after lots of fights and snake bits she is a bit more scarred but still a great dog. The one I leave the kids with.

Buttercup the mortal enemy, great guard dog, runs on half a brain cell but you don't want to mess with her.

This pic was taken when Buttercup was younger and Pansy still tolerated her, such a picture is not possible anymore. Also on the pic is Charlie a farm special, the only one who doesn't get into fights with dogs.

And of course Daisy, the smartest of them all. Climbs trees, opens doors and manipulates all the other ones. She even claims to get along with the PB, until she gets an opportunity to get back at her.

 

[beau5278]

That first pic is priceless,they both look to be sneaking up on something.