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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. I do know that the situation is not ideal. But, aside from giving up the dog, which we're nowhere near ready to do, what else can we do besides what I already described?[/quote]

As suggested above by the pit mix owner, you need a comprehensive attack plan. What will you do if the dog attacks? Do you have a plan in place? Have your children been trained about what to do in the event of an attack? Do you have protective devices such as bear spray around the house?

[b]Note that one feature of pit bulls is that they are not deterred by pain when they are attacking, unlike other breeds. [/b]But you must, at a minimum, have a comprehensive plan for dealing with an attack. And, I guess, then you cross your fingers. [/quote]

Please proof this "fact" you are quoting.  Yeah, right the German shepherd who is biting you stops when you cry...?  Do you even realize how ridiculous you sound?

So you have ten Pinocchio's at least![/quote]

:roll:

Here, maybe you should read about your beloved “nanny dogs” from the most comprehensive book out there on the history of the breed. The pit bull tolerance of pain is well-discussed:

https://www.amazon.com/Dogs-velvet-steel-bulldogs-manual/dp/B007FCUSNK

Of course the author of the book was also eventually convicted of cruelty to animals because of his interest in dog fighting. But he did know his pit bull history.

If you can’t stomach learning the true history of your preferred breed, here is an article about vet observation about pain tolerance:

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/canine-corner/202004/do-dog-breeds-differ-in-their-sensitivity-pain[/quote]

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