PITBULL: ORIGIN AND HISTORY

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Hello everybody! Welcome to another video on our channel. Today, we're going to talk about a breed of dog that is often misunderstood: the PitbOrigin and History: The Pitbull is a breed of dog that originated in the United States around the 19th century. They were created from crossings between terriers and bulldogs, with the aim of creating a strong, agile and courageous dog that could be used in activities such as hunting and fighting bulls. However, over time, the popularity of Pitbulls as fighting dogs has led to many problems and negative stereotypes.
Personality and Behavior: Despite their reputation, Pitbulls are actually affectionate and loyal dogs who love to be around their owners and are extremely devoted to them. They are also very energetic and playful, and can make great companions for people who are active and like to exercise. It is important to note that, like all dogs, a Pitbull's personality can vary from one individual to another, and that proper socialization and training are key to ensuring they are well behaved.
Health and Care: Pitbulls are generally healthy dogs, but like all breeds, they can be prone to certain health conditions such as hip dysplasia, skin problems and allergies. It's important to take your Pitbull to the vet regularly and make sure he has a healthy, balanced diet. Also, as active and energetic dogs, Pitbulls need plenty of exercise and mental stimulation to avoid behavioral problems.

[Swell_Character]

I enjoyed the video, but would like to say a few things. The pit bull, while it became widely popular in America and started to be called "America's dog, " they actually originated in England. And while the common theory is that pit bulls are a cross between terriers and the bull baiting bulldog of England, some disagree. Those that believe the bulldog/terrier theory usually say it was to add gameness and agility of terriers with the power of the bulldog. It is said that the bull baiting bulldogs were powerful but not as agile or quick. Those folks claim that the addition of terrier blood made for better dogs in the ring because of their better agility and gameness compared to the bigger and slower bull baiting bulldogs. However, very respected and knowledgeable folks such as Richard F. Stratton and Diane Jessup doubt this theory and claim that the pit bull is the bull baiting bulldog of England. As Mr. Stratton says, bull baiting bulldogs would already have to be quite game and agile to face a bull. Actually, agility and gameness would be required more in bull baiting when facing a much bigger and more powerful opponent to get the bull to submit or be brought down. In ground work of terriers where the dogs go into dens to pull out small critters that are around the same size as the terriers, that would require less agility and gameness.
If folks would like to know more about this, there is a mighty fine video interview featuring a well-respected author, historian, and fancier of the dogs by the name of Richard F. Stratton. The video is called "ALL ABOUT THE AMERICAN PIT BULL TERRIER WITH RICHARD F. STRATTON". It is a good video I think anyone that is interested in pit bulls would enjoy taking a gander at.

[ericbritton]

I was just chased by 2 unmuzzled Pit Bull Terrors released by "The Omen" (1976) 12 days ago myself. I stopped, turned around and said, "you better stop". They both stopped. Unfortunately, I did twist my ankle to where I could not walk. I had to limp home. I took a trip to the emergency room the following day for that reason. Nothing was broken. I have recovered and am now able to walk normally. I never want to, but I thought I was going to have to put both beasts down. Pit Bull Terrors are not referred to as "Death Row Dogs" (2008) without reason. This is because Pit Bull Terrors are not dogs, regardless of how adorable, cute, friendly, precious or sweet they may appear. Pit Bull Terrors are actually ferocious, ravenous, relentless, bloodthirsty hybrid/monsters, also referred to as mutants that were bred to search, chase, attack and kill their prey as quickly as possible. Monsters do what monsters do whether two-legged or four-legged. They were produced by mating an Old English Bull dog with an Old English Terrier dog which is a very dangerous mix. Unlike Man, dogs "Goofy - Man's Best Friend" (1952) are not living soul. "Dogs" (1976) "wolf wolf", "Devil Dog: The Hound of Hell" (1978), "Man's Best Friend" (1993), "The Breed" (2006), "Night of the Wild" (2015) and "The Pack" (2016) are beast of the field which means by nature, they are wild. Their smell, ears, nose, jaw structure, sharp teeth, tongue, fur, four legs, four feet, also referred to as paws and tail are all indicators of this, which is why their domain is outside, not inside. The Old English Bull dog and the Old English Terrier dog were each used in blood sport. A blood sport is the only sport where the intended outcome is the death of the opponent. Due to the Pit Bull Terror's deoxyribonucleic acid commonly known as DNA, "it" is the ultimate miniature charging bull (El Toro), "Cujo" (1983) and "Jaws" (1975) combined meaning "it" is specifically bred to kill (BTK). What goes on in the wilderness goes on in the "Wilderness" (2006). It is very unfortunate that their scoopers/lovers/worshippers somehow seem to either not know or forget this altogether, then learn or are put in remembrance of this the very painful way.
My wife is terrified of dogs and Pit Bull Terrors. She gets behind me, holds on tightly and cries when one is near. She has every right to be and to do so. They are not me. If I ever desire to have a pet, I will purchase me an aquarium, then adopt or rescue some goldfish to put in it. Til this day, I have not seen or heard any reports of anyone being bitten, dragged, mangled, mauled, killed or eaten by anyone's pet goldfish. Man likes peace.

[arrivagabry]

they were bred for bull fighting, what is there to misunderstand?

[darrellsomers]

Way off this breed came from Scotland and Ireland and were brought to the U.S

[pattyrauch]

It did not start here they came from England and Ireland and where originaly catch dogs for hunting