Pit Bulls Research Paper

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MYTH: It is better to adopt a Pit Bull puppy instead of an adult.
Reality: It’s a fact that puppies are adorable! But the thing about puppies is, well, they grow up. And as they mature, their personality develops and that’s when you really find out whether your Pit Bull is dominant or submissive with people, or whether she is aggressive toward some, none or all dogs. Dog-intolerance and dog-aggression are traits that do not develop in some dogs until they are fully mature. It is possible that the cute little puppy you adopt who is friendly with all other dogs may not like other dogs at all later in life, even dogs she has grown up with and lived with for her entire life. Both nurture (environment) and nature (genetics) play a role in determining
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In closing, I would like to say that I myself have owned a few “Pit Bulls” in my life and I have yet to find a more loving breed in the canine species. As long as there is no negative influences in their life; Pit Bulls are very friendly animals and will love you until the end of their days. They are a very good family dog and always enjoy plenty of love. They aren’t a danger to children or other animals if they aren’t neglected in their lives.
If you are a Pit Bull lover then please help spread the word about this amazing breed. If you’re not then I ask you to strongly reconsider and look around for more information on them before casting judgement.
Our goal is to make Pit Bulls available to any and all who are able to properly handle and care for this amazing breed. Included above is a general outline of information that should be shared with any prospective owners so they know the reality of what they are stepping into. We have punished these poor animals for far too many years because of negligent owners or an owner that just doesn’t know how to properly care for this

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