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Mr Exlax
10-08-2014, 02:45 PM
A few months ago we bought a male blue nose pitbull. This little bastard has really grown on me in a short time. Yesterday the kiddoes came home and one of the neighbors gave them a female boxer puppy. The two dogs have been playing pretty cool. My pitbull is a lot bigger and he sometimes gets too rough. Not mean or anything just rough. He's a big kid. Will things be ok when they both get older?

Patrick Chewing
10-08-2014, 02:53 PM
Pitbulls can play pretty rough. I have a Pit puppy and she likes to bite down playfully on my older dog's neck. The older dog is an American Bulldog mix and she just kind of let's her do her thing.

Once the Boxer gets old and possibly bigger than the Pitbull, things will be fine.

DeuceWallaces
10-08-2014, 02:53 PM
You can't safely make any assumptions on how it will be tomorrow yet alone 5 years from now; especially involving a pit and a boxer. Although the male-female thing will help.

HomieWeMajor
10-08-2014, 02:54 PM
Pics ?

nathanjizzle
10-08-2014, 03:03 PM
welcome to the dog lovers club.

DukeDelonte13
10-08-2014, 03:14 PM
make sure you check your local ordinances about pitbull ownership, some cities require you get extra insurance for them.

Other than that be consistent with training and socialize the little guy as much as you can with other dogs and people.

Mr Exlax
10-08-2014, 03:54 PM
Damn that took way too long to get them in a pic

http://i.imgur.com/KR9EvAt.jpg


How do I get a smaller pic?

Shade8780
10-08-2014, 03:58 PM
Nawwwhhh

Mr Exlax
10-08-2014, 04:00 PM
Pitbulls can play pretty rough. I have a Pit puppy and she likes to bite down playfully on my older dog's neck. The older dog is an American Bulldog mix and she just kind of let's her do her thing.

Once the Boxer gets old and possibly bigger than the Pitbull, things will be fine.

See I used to have a Shitzu and he was scared of her. He's way bigger but she'd snap at him and he'd just roll over. Wouldn't play rough with her at all. My chick's bro has a pit and he'll bring him over and they freaking go at it. Makes me slightly uneasy around my dog just to see him serious. He's still playing with the new puppy, but he's rough. She'll snap and bite him and he stops for a few seconds. He just really really wants to play.

DwnShft2Xcelr8
10-08-2014, 04:01 PM
Damn, that pit bull is big as hell.

I want to get another dog. It's been a little over a couple years since I last owned a dog.

Mr Exlax
10-08-2014, 04:02 PM
You can't safely make any assumptions on how it will be tomorrow yet alone 5 years from now; especially involving a pit and a boxer. Although the male-female thing will help.

See he's not the typical pit. I pop him if he barks or growls at anybody that comes to the house. I don't play rough with him and neither do the kids. On the weekends I let him in the house and he just chills on the couch. I couldn't see him ever becoming what society thinks pits are like. He's too loved for that.

bagelred
10-08-2014, 04:02 PM
Let me ask you this...if statistically pitbulls are such a dangerous breed, why get one? There are dozens of breeds of dog, right? Why a pitbull of all breeds? Is there a reason?

I never understand that....just get any other breed and the danger level goes down....

Mr Exlax
10-08-2014, 04:05 PM
Damn, that pit bull is big as hell.

I want to get another dog. It's been a little over a couple years since I last owned a dog.

That's what everybody keeps saying. I don't know what to compare him to. He's growing super quick. Just 6 months ago he was the same size as my Shitzu I used to have. If he gets too big I think I'm gonna be afraid to go in my own yard lol

Mr Exlax
10-08-2014, 04:08 PM
Let me ask you this...if statistically pitbulls are such a dangerous breed, why get one? There are dozens of breeds of dog, right? Why a pitbull of all breeds? Is there a reason?

I never understand that....just get any other breed and the danger level goes down....

Bro I asked my gf the exact same thing. One of the kids wanted it so she bought it. He's grown on me, but at first I was like hell no. So far though man I really really do think pits are chick dogs. He seriously just wants to be loved. He thinks he's a lap dog or some shit. My other dog was a Shitzu lol.

Some guys get dogs to compensate for something. Like, a dude will think he's tougher or something with a pitbull. I was perfectly fine walking my Shitzu or taking her to the park when I would go hoop. Chicks freaking loved her!

Mr Exlax
10-08-2014, 04:10 PM
welcome to the dog lovers club.

Funniest shit is that I'm still petrified of other people's dogs lol

DeuceWallaces
10-08-2014, 05:06 PM
See he's not the typical pit. I pop him if he barks or growls at anybody that comes to the house. I don't play rough with him and neither do the kids. On the weekends I let him in the house and he just chills on the couch. I couldn't see him ever becoming what society thinks pits are like. He's too loved for that.

That is a terribly, horribly, ignorant statement. You couldn't be more wrong. Any dog can snap, especially dogs bred for violence and dominance like pits, boxers, chows, dobermans, etc. And owners that are oblivious to this fact are the most dangerous.

ArbitraryWater
10-08-2014, 05:17 PM
Bro I asked my gf the exact same thing. One of the kids wanted it so she bought it. He's grown on me, but at first I was like hell no. So far though man I really really do think pits are chick dogs. He seriously just wants to be loved. He thinks he's a lap dog or some shit. My other dog was a Shitzu lol.

Some guys get dogs to compensate for something. Like, a dude will think he's tougher or something with a pitbull. I was perfectly fine walking my Shitzu or taking her to the park when I would go hoop. Chicks freaking loved her!

Call me childish but that Name cracks me up

Mr Exlax
10-08-2014, 05:30 PM
That is a terribly, horribly, ignorant statement. You couldn't be more wrong. Any dog can snap, especially dogs bred for violence and dominance like pits, boxers, chows, dobermans, etc. And owners that are oblivious to this fact are the most dangerous.

I hope you're wrong. He wasn't bred for violence. His parents weren't fighters. They were house dogs. He's an inside and outside dog. He shouldn't have a reason to be violent. He knows I'm the alpha at the house. I established dominance from the jump. I never have to repeat myself when I tell him something. Now, when he gets bigger, all that shit might change lol

Mr Exlax
10-08-2014, 05:31 PM
Call me childish but that Name cracks me up

I laugh every time I say it lol

ArbitraryWater
10-08-2014, 05:33 PM
I laugh every time I say it lol

:oldlol: :cheers:

nathanjizzle
10-08-2014, 05:35 PM
some advice though, make sure you socialize those dogs with other dogs. or else they become reclusive and aggressive against strange dogs being protective of each other.

Mr Exlax
10-08-2014, 05:38 PM
some advice though, make sure you socialize those dogs with other dogs. or else they become reclusive and aggressive against strange dogs being protective of each other.

Yeah I made sure of that with my pitbull. He plays with all the other dogs on my street when they're out. I've only seen him be aggressive once and that was with the other pitbull puppy. Even then it was over in an instant.

Myth
10-08-2014, 06:15 PM
Call me childish but that Name cracks me up

You are childish. :D

SpecialQue
10-08-2014, 07:38 PM
Tight dog.

Mr Exlax
10-09-2014, 12:25 AM
Tight dog.

My first dog was supposed to be a boxer. My chick wanted a Shitzu instead. Now I have a pit and a boxer lol