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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The pup that Op is looking at is only 10 weeks old. It sounds as though this pup has been well socialized with children and other dogs. She looks like a total baby to me and I would not hesitate to adopt her. Hopefully she'll get a loving home with decent, responsible owners. [/quote] + 1 And OP- my sweet, gentile, loves everyone including cats and screaming children- looked a lot like that pup when she was little. Turns out she stayed much smaller than anyone expected and looks less like a pit as an adult than she did as a puppy. You never know with rescues but young ones are a blank slate in terms of personality so aggression isn’t there yet. With any dog training is important and a pit is no exception. They are actually easy to train in my experience- very eager to please you and intelligent. My only complaint with the pit mixes I’ve known over the years is they hog the bed lol! They hate the cold and love to sleep :). I think the one pictured may have some boxer in there? Very hard to know but it doesn’t matter really . I’ve had 2 other pit mixes and I identify them as a mix or boxer mix in one case, my other dog was (we think) a pit/ dachshund mix so he was a “dachshund mix”. I know some neighbor hoods have breed restrictions and if the has unclear lineage life is much easier if you keep pit out of their description. [/quote]
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