Pit Bull Finder
This is an American Pit Bull Terrier.
Most people who think or say "Pit Bulls" are inherently mean, have most likely never met one and rely on the inaccurate media hyped portrayal of "Pit Bulls" as the backbone of their opinions. Like any other breed of dog, the key areas of focus for ensuring a happy, well adjusted APBT as a pet are: Owner education, proper breeding, socialization, and training. A bread down in any one or more areas could lead to problems down the road.
The APBT is, contrary to popular belief, very human-friendly and will not naturally be aggressive towards humans. The APBT is, however, very loyal and eager to please, so that if an owner wants a dog to be aggressive toward humans and reinforce this conduct from an early age, the dog will most likely be agressive towards humans as an adult.
The APBT is a generally healthy breed. Some known problems are hip displasia, hereditary cataracts and allergies to grass. They can be expected to live about 12 years. A home with a fenced yard is recommended. APTB's are very energetic, and not a great choice for a first time owner.
| Horrible Facts About Pit Bulls. |
| 1 in 600 shelter Pit Bulls will find a home. |
| Pit Bulls are the number one bred dog in the United States. |
| There are currently more Pit Bulls in America than there are Labrador Retrievers or Golden Retrievers. |
| 200 Pit Bulls are killed per DAY in Los Angeles County. Imagine other municipalities. |
| Every homeless Pit Bull that dies in the street and every one who sits hopeless in a shelter is the product of a breeder...either intentionally or accidentally. |
| 75% of shelters nationwide euthanize all Pit Bulls without even trying to adopt them out. |
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