Picture of American Pit Bull Terriers (The Only Pit Bull)

Look at these bulky thangs

A lot of people have their lives turned upside down when they find out their beloved mutt isn't really a Pit Bull. To help them realize they wouldn't know what a Pit Bull was if it smacked them in the face, I often show MeMes and pictures to help them understand. Here are amazing examples of what adult and some young Pit Bulls look like. While you check out these amazing pictures, notice none of these dogs are blue in color. I have yet to find a blue American Pit Bull Terrier.

Not everyone will agree with me when I say these are some of the most beautiful dogs in the world. They aren't fat and lazy like the Bull breed mixes most claim to own. They are athletic and in better shape of more than 90% (average statistic) of the human population. They're amazing. By looking at the bodies of these dogs, you can understand why Pit Bulls are not meant for everyone. They need hours of agility, exercise, and training a day. A walk around the block will not even begin to satisfy their need for exercise. They are truly a one of a kind breed. 

This is the breed I fight for on a daily basis. This is the breed I live and breathe. This is the breed that so many people think they own but have no clue what it is like to own one. They are a workout indeed. They are extremely animal aggressive and there is no way you will ever be able to breed that out of them without adding in another breed. They don't get along with your cat and snuggle with your new 8 week old puppy on the couch. It just doesn't happen. Accept the breed as they are and help to separate them from false statistics.

Training Aggression Out of Dogs

Dont get too excited, you're not going to like the truth.

This is actually a "debate" that was on a Facebook group. There are breeds that are commonly bred for human aggression by dumb fucks. However, UKC, ADBA, CKC (Canadian Kennel Club), and AKC have human aggression listed as not being and acceptable trait in ANY breed they register. Human aggression is actually extremely common in all breeds. However, it isn't desirable and it should not be bred to continue the genetic trait.

A lot of people believe HA (human aggression) can be loved or trained out of a dog. It cannot be. You cannot love the green out of my eyes. You cannot love the brown out of my skin. However, you can give me brown contacts and bleach my skin. As we all know, that is just a temporary solution to a long-term, genetic problem. 

Have you ever heard somebody say, "Oh Jessica, you are just like your mom."? Have you ever heard your mom say, "I don't know if I should be happy or scared that you're so much like me."? If you can have the same personality as your mom, dad, sister, grandma, grandpa (WHATEVER), why can't dogs have the same personality as their mom, dad, sister, grandma, grandpa (WHATEVER)? Well, I hate to break it to you, but, THEY CAN and THEY DO!

If your mom is a sarcastic asshole and you are a sarcastic asshole, you can't change that. Yes, of course you can monitor it, but you will always have those thoughts. You have just learned to bite your tongue throughout the years. It is the same thing with dogs. If they are HA, you can monitor it, but you can never train it or love it out of them. 

Having a HA dog is a HUGE liability. It is a huge liability to yourself and others. You claim how sweet your dog is with you and your family, but laugh about how he will do anything possible to protect you from danger because he's  growled at or bit a stranger before. WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH YOU? THAT SHIT ISN'T FUNNY! THAT SHIT IS FUCKING SCARY! What will happen when you're walking down your dark hallway one night and your dog doesn't realize it's you? You will be either bit the fuck up, or dead. 

The debate in question that made me want to write this post was of an 11 week old puppy. An 11 week old puppy was already showing signs of human aggression to the guy's wife and young son. The puppy was already jumping up in their faces while he growled, snarled, and bit at them. Was the puppy properly socialized? Or is it a genetic trait? 

My suggestion is NEVER to immediately PTS (Put To Sleep). My suggestions were to contact the breeder and give the breeder the okay to give his contact information to the owners of the other puppies from that particular litter. By speaking with the other owners, it could give a lot of information as to it being something with that particular puppy, or the litter in general. Once you've weeded everything out, go from there.

If other puppies in the litter were already showing HA, I would immediately call it a loss and PTS. If more than one puppy is already showing signs of HA, it is obviously a genetic trait passed from one of the parents or their ancestors. Again, you cannot train genetics out of any living being. Now, if this is an isolated incident with only your puppy, you can continue your search with finding a professional trainer. 

If you are able to find a trainer, start with basic puppy manners and obedience. If this goes well, you will always need to monitor the puppy, even into adulthood. The moment your puppy, or dog, shows signs of aggression with either a family member or stranger, that is it. Dogs ALWAYS show signs before they "snap" (as some would call it). Any dog or puppy that shows signs of HA should immediately be put to sleep once basic training has been done. 

You may ask HOW I know this. Well, I've lived through it. I had a BBM (Bull Breed Mutt) who showed major signs of "fear aggression". I spent thousands of dollars on multiple trainers. I could always control the aggression by giving her a correction. What would have happened if I couldn't give her the correction soon enough? Eventually, she would have bitten. She would have been added to the "Pit Bull" statistics. I did everything in my power to try and "fix" her. I soon learned, no matter how hard I tried, I could never fix genetics. 

Some people say you can soft cull (Spay/Neuter) a HA dog. She was already spayed. The only thing I had left to depend on was training. However, training wasn't helping anything. I soon learned I would never have her aggression under control when she growled at me while I walked down the hallway one night. She was literally in attack mode.I quickly called out her name and she recognized it was me. What would have happened if I had the TV on and I couldn't hear her growl? I wouldn't have be able to alert her to the fact that is was me. That may have been the night she finally "turned" on her owner. 

After speaking with the previous owners about her, I learned this was something all of the dogs from her litter were like. They were all extremely shy and scared of strangers. They were fine, until they turned two. Two is the age where dogs become their true selves, if you will. So, my point being, if you already have an 11 week old puppy showing aggression towards humans (especially little kids), it has GOT to go. 

It is NOT all in how you train, raise, or love a dog. It is all in how you breed a dog. If a dog is bred poorly, it will show. If a dog is bred well, it will also show. 

My suggestion, stop buying dogs from back yard breeders.The first sign of a back yard breeder is a breeder who doesn't have registration papers and contracts.This will help tremendously with buying a dog that can potentially screw up the already overly falsified statistics. 

My second suggestion, if you're willing to buy a dog without papers, go to your local shelter and adopt an adult dog. Adult dogs are WAY more predictable than puppies. You already know the temperament of an adult dog. Again, it's genetics, not in how you raise them. You can buy a 500 dollar mutt from a BYB and give it all of the love, training, and attention every animal deserves and STILL have it grow up to be aggressive. If you adopt an adult, even though you don't know his background, you will already know what his personality is because he has already developed into the man that he was meant to be. 

THAT IS ALL

Hulk - The World's Largest Pit Bull

What kind of Pit Bull is The Hulk?

I get asked this question daily while trying to debate with somebody or educate them. To be frank, I am tired of hearing and seeing about him. Some people say he's a "rare" Pit Bull. Some people say he's a mutt. Some people say he is a Mastiff mixed with Pit Bull. Some people say he just a Presa Canario. Some people just say a lot. I'm not one for small talk, so I'll just get to it.

Is The Hulk a Pit Bull or a mutt?

The Hulk is not a mutt. A mutt is a dog with unknown lineage. The Hulk's lineage IS known. Therefore, making a him a registered mixed breed dog. Most people think he's a Pit Bull (facepalm), whereas a lot think he's a Mastiff mixed with Pit Bull (facepalm). The Hulk is not a Pit Bull. I have searched through online pedigrees and have went back nearly 20 generations and have yet to find an American Pit Bull Terrier. After 20 generations of breeding, it is considered a new breed. In 20 generations, I have yet to find a Pit Bull in The Hulk's pedigree. Does that make him a new breed? No, of course not. It does however, no longer make him a Pit Bull. It doesn't even make him a watered down Pit Bull. 

Chopper, often called a Pit Bull by the uneducated, was a Mastiff/Bulldog mix AKA bandog. A bandog is a mixed breed dog used for working purposes. Chopper was registered as an APBT through the ADBA (American Dog Breeders Association) for weight pulling purposes only. A momentary lapse of judgement on their end, yes, but they did have their own rules towards the registration of him. Chopper was only meant to be registered to attend and compete at weight pulling events. He was not allowed to be bred and have his offspring registered as APBT. However, ADBA let the registration of his offspring slip through the cracks. Another momentary lapse, but this time, in common sense on their part. 

How can bloodlines tell what breed he is?

I won't lie and say I'm amazing with all different bloodlines with all Bull breeds. However, I will say many people who are good with bloodlines have seen known Presa Canario bloodlines in The Hulk's pedigree. You may ask how you can have Presa Canario bloodlines in a pedigree that is registered as APBT. It's easy. Hanging papers. Presa Canarios and other Mastiff type dogs have been bred into the bloodlines over the years to create the XL American Bully. 

Is The Hulk an American Bully?

He's leaning a lot closer to an American Bully than he is to an APBT. However, I would have to say no again. Not very many American Bullies are even American Bullies. Exotic and XL American Bullies are the furthest thing from the original vision of the breed. You can see tons of Pocket, Classic, and Standard American Bullies who all resemble one another. However, XL and Exotic Bullies all have a different look. My own personal opinion here, but I feel it is okay to have a few throwbacks throughout litters, but the rest of the dogs should all resemble one another. They should at least look like they can be in the same family. The Hulk has had 2 litters now. His current litter is too young for me to nitpick, but his previous litter is a few months shy of a year old. There is no consistency with the generations BEFORE or after The Hulk so far. Even the Hulk's litter mates all look different.

(The Hulk's litter-mate) High rear, underbite, weak chest, and overly spaced legs.

(The Hulk's son) High rear, weak chest, underbite, and weak back legs.

The Hulk's sister from a repeat breeding (same dam and sire). Again, NO CONSISTENCY!

(The Hulk's daughter) How high can that ass get? Why is her head so small?

(The Hulk's son) Awww his chest is always playing hide-n-go-seek. 

This is another Hulk brother. I mean, he looks like a Boxer! There is absolutely NO consistency with these dogs.

Again, consistency. Look closely at the differences in these dog's terrible structures. The faces do appear to be similar, but the shape and size of the head as well as body is completely inconsistent. The only thing consistent about these dogs are their inconsistency.

This is another picture of Gemma (Hulk's daughter).

Does this dog look oddly familiar to you? Why yes, it probably does. Seeing as this is Eddington's Wanna-be-Whopper AKA Hulk's Great X 4 grandfather. If I'm not mistaken, Hulk looks to be a thrown back of this Mastiff/Bulldog mix. Am I right? Or am I right?

How does calling The Hulk a Pit Bull hurt the breed?

How doesn't it? Refer back to my previous blog post about mislabeling and the dangers. With The Hulk, next time a Mastiff, Mastiff mix, or Mastiff type dog bites somebody, Pit Bulls will be blamed. Why? Because thanks to Marlon and the equally as dumb media, everybody will now think any dog over 100 pounds is a Pit Bull. There are nearly 20 breeds already misidentified as Pit Bulls, now he's just added another group of breeds to that list. THAT is why APBT owners and enthusiasts are so pissed about The Hulk being called a Pit Bull. The media already thinks anything with teeth is a Pit Bull. So how is Marlon mislabeling his registered mixed breed helping people to make positive views on Pit Bulls?

Why does DDK call him a Pit Bull?

Uhhhh they're assholes. No, really, it's to make a quick, but large buck. Would you rather buy a fat American Bully who doesn't fit breed standards for 10k or would you rather buy a rare XXXXXXL Pit Bull for 10k? He's a salesman. Not just anyone can be a reputable breeder, but nearly everyone can be a liar to sell something when they need them light bills paaaaid. Do you like money? Then you will lie your ass off if it's your job. And yes, puppy peddling is Marlon's job. 

Why do you and others hate The Hulk?

As a dog lover, I would never hate one. As a dog lover, I can dislike the breeders who have bred them that way. The Hulk is a sloppy dog. His jowls are droopy, his rear is high, he's fat, his chest is too wide-set, and he'll die a young age. Don't take it so personally. Large breed dogs do not live long lives. It's science. It's been proven dog after dog. It also doesn't help when the owner shoves artificial, man-made products down his throat in attempt to help gain "muscle" (he's really just fat).

What is your overall view of The Hulk and DDK?

I think The Hulk can be an amazing pet. I do not think he will ever be an amazing producer. Shelters are filled with mutts produced by back yard breeders. Although DDK's mixed breed puppies sell for thousands of dollars, somebody can just as easily go adopt a mutt from the shelter. By lining back yard breeders pockets with money, you are potentially the reason why a deserving back yard breeder's "productions" die in shelters daily. If you want a puppy similar to Hulk, research the different Mastiff type dogs and find a reputable breeder. I promise, your dog will turn out EXACTLY like Hulk has. Just make sure you overfeed him.

I have been duped in to spending thousands of dollars based off of what a breeder said about a certain dog. I was tricked into spending my hard-earned money on a dog to turn out completely different than it was said to. I don't like seeing other's duped by money-hungry assholes who use their dogs for financial gain. 

Take a Chihuahua and cross with a Yorkie/Min Pin mix.

The offspring will have a variety of looks. Some will look like Chihuahua mixes while other's will look purebred a Chi. Some will look like Yorkie mixes while other's will look like a purebred Yorkie. Some will look like Min Pin mixes while some will look like a purebred Min Pin.

Now, we will take the puppy who looks like a purebred Min Pin and breed it to a Yorkie. 

WHAT? Oh wow! All of the puppies look like they're a purebred Yorkie. How on earth could that have happened?

We're now lying to people and selling purebred Yorkies for a good price. Plus, we were able to find papers and hang their pedigree. GREAT! 

Now, somebody has taken the mutt with hung papers and bred it to another purebred Yorkie. OMG! They all came out looking like Yorkies except for ONE who looks like a Min Pin.

So we're happy now! This is a SPECIAL type of Yorkie. It's extremely rare. We have now bred this Yorkie and his offspring nearly 10 times and we have YET to produce a Min Pin looking Yorkie.

Why is this? Why can we not get this rare Yorkie? Well, it's SCIENCE! It was  fluke thing. It will never happen again. So we'll just continue to stud out the mutt who looks like a Min Pin but is labeled as a Yorkie. We will set his stud fee at $38,874,127 because, well, somebody will pay it.

BAM! There you have it guys! That's what DDK has done! If you didn't get it by now, Hulk is our Min Pin in this situation. He is the Min Pin looking Yorkie who will NEVER be reproduced. 

This will continue to go on for many generations if you keep breeding them to Yorkies. Even AFTER 20 generations, you may never have a "throwback" of a Min Pin. It is really that simple. Not only is it science, it's commonsense. 

That is exactly how not only DDK's dogs are, but the the majority of XL American Bullies. They have more throwbacks in a litter than they do consistency. You just cannot breed two mixed breed dogs together and create a consistent look. That is why people are paying thousands of dollars for DDK's puppies. They are promising a certain look of dog they CANNOT promise. NOBODY can promise!

My number one issue isn't only with DDK taking advantage of people. My main issue is with how DDK continuously mislabels their dogs. He has gained publicity over a false record. By mislabeling dogs, no matter the breed, false statistics will be created. There were already MILLIONS of people that thought Pit Bulls can be large, bulky dogs that can come in many colors, shapes, and sizes. Now DDK and the media have made EVEN MORE millions of people who will now think this way. Even the millions of people who don't think he is a "true" Pit Bull, still think he is mixed with a Pit Bull. He is NOT! He isn't a Pit Bull whatsoever. There is only ONE Pit Bull and that is the American Pit Bull Terrier.

By gaining all of the publicity, Marlon and his wife have the opportunity to educate people on WHAT a Pit Bull is and isn't. He KNOWS what a Pit Bull is. He has WORKED with actual American Pit Bull Terriers. However, he would rather line his own pockets with money than to help fight Breed Specific Legislation. THAT is my issue with him. If he wants to sell his mixed breed dogs for thousands of dollars, FINE! Do what makes you happy. Just STOP mislabeling them to sell them for WAY more than what they're worth!

How Much Do You Know About Pit Bulls?

          Major common misconceptions and stereotypes  

What is a "red nose" and "blue nose" pit? 

Nothing. There is nothing special about the color of the dog's nose. This was started by what reputable breeders and activists call back yard breeders. However, there is a strain by the name of "Old Family Red Nose". These dogs actually are often referred to as "Red Nose Pits". There are many bloodlines that produce red noses. Without proper pedigree and lineage, there is no way to know whether or not a dog is an OFRN (Old Family Red Nose). Some owners and dogmen are not fanciers of the OFRN strain. Some consider it to be a bloodline whereas others do not. It is often looked down on because others believe it was crossed with another breed and only created for looks. So, even if you DO have an OFRD dog, don't think all Pit Bull owners and dogmen will be accepting of it.

Are red pits more prone to aggression than blue pits?

No. The color of the dog does not define them. It is nothing more than genetics. The color is irrelevant to their temperament. It is no different than a human having blonde or brown hair. Of course we can crack blonde jokes all day long, but it's been easily proven to be a myth.

Are blue pits more popular than red pits?

To an uneducated owner or back yard breeder, yes. To a dogman, breed fancier, and actual APBT owner, no. Blue American Pit Bull Terriers were culled in the beginning stages of the breed's establishment. Breeders felt blue was a genetic defect. They believed the dog would be more prone to health problems. Blue Pit Bulls are not impossible to come by. However, they are rare! Your chances of winning the lottery are about the same as not only owning, but seeing a blue Pit Bull. There are breeders who have bred for more than 20 years and never had a dog produce any blues. I have yet to see a blue Pit Bull. If anything, I would consider the color to be extinct when it comes to the breed.

Are Pit Bulls aggressive with other pets? 

Yes. They were bred for dog on dog combat. They are more commonly aggressive with the same sex, but they do not discriminate. This does not mean they are human aggressive. They were bred to be handled by humans before, during, and after a fight. If a dog was found to be a "man biter", they were culled. It was too much of a liability to own and produce human aggressive dogs. Some dogs never turn "hot". In other words, some puppies do not show aggressive. However, the likelihood of a Pit Bull not turning hot is pretty slim.

Can I own multiple Pits?

Yes. You can own as many does as you would like. Should you own multiple Pit Bulls? Not unless you know proper confinement, have experience, and have them for a reason. Pit Bulls have a prey drive higher than any other breed. They will not get along with your cat, Mr. Snuggles. They will not get along with your dog, Mr. Peanut. American Pit Bull Terriers are more commonly bred for hunting and other working reasons. They are a dog that needs a purpose and plenty of exercise. In other words, you shouldn't go out searching for a Pit Bull because you want a couch ornament.

What are XL, XXL, XXXL Pit Bulls?

They are not Pit Bulls. Pit Bulls are between 35 and 60 pounds. The newly recognized breed, American Bully, has an XL class. XXL and XXXL are ploys to get unknowing buyers to spend more money on American Bullies. There is no such thing as an XL Pit Bull. There is only one Pit Bull. That is the American Pit Bull Terrier. 

Can you train aggression out of a Pit?

No. You can not train aggression out of any dog of any breed. It is not all in how you raise them. It is not all in how you train them. It is not all in how you love them. It is all in how you breed them. Genetics are the main role that play into a dog's health and temperament. If your dog is animal aggressive, you need to learn how to live with it on a day-to-day basis. If your dog is human aggressive, as sad as it is, it needs to be PTS (Put to Sleep). Contrary to popular belief, there is no situation that is 100% controlled with a dog that exhibits any signs of aggression. 

It is a complete and utter contradiction when owners an activist blame the owners when a fatality happens, yet, applaud them once they bounce back from abuse. 

Example:

Dog A was owned by the same family since the day he was born. He grows up and exhibits signs of aggression and mauls a child one day. Owners and activists blame it on how the owner treated, raised and trained, or lack thereof, the dog. 

In reality, the dog had love, food, proper training, exercise, and plenty human interaction. 

Dog B was rescued from a home where it was starved, beaten, and never socialized. He lives the rest of his long life out and never even so much as barks at a another living, breathing being. Owners and activist say it is because of their nature and how they are able to bounce back from any situation. 

So which is it? Is it how they are raised or how their true nature is? It is a complete and utter contradiction. To be an activist, you need to know and understand how genetics work.

How many breeds of Pit Bulls are there?

One. The American Pit Bull Terrier is the only breed that should be called a Pit Bull. 

Are there really 5.3 million Pit Bulls in the US?

No! That is actually an extremely funny statistic. There are 5.3 million mutts who share one or more characteristics with the American Pit Bull Terrier in the US. 

Can I find a Pit Bull in a shelter?

Yes. You may. You can find any dog of any breed in a shelter. The problem is, you will never actually know if your dog is said breed without it's lineage. If you would look into different sales sites (Bookoo, Craigslist etc.), Facebook sales groups, breeder websites etc., you will notice bloodlines. Bloodlines determine the difference between an American Pit Bull Terrier and an American Bully if it is registered. American Bullies are a newly recognized breed who are still registered as American Pit Bull Terriers. 

Finding a dog registered as APBT with the bloodlines to back it up is a lot more rare than one would think. Throughout my studies, I have found that I have yet to see but one APBT for sale online. Most dogs are labeled as Pit Bulls and are nothing more than shelter mutts or American Bullies. Just because your dog isn't a Pit Bull DOES NOT make it an American Bully either. Your dog will ALWAYS be considered a mutt without a pedigree.

What are Pit Bull bloodlines?

Red Boy, Jeep, Sorrells, Colby, Jocko, Eli, Hammonds, and Boudreaux are some the more common bloodlines. 

What are American Bully bloodlines?

Gotti, and Razor Edge are the foundation bloodlines for the breed. A couple of newer "jump offs" or strains are RocNRuby and Remy. Miagi and DAX are often confused as bloodlines, but they are just dogs. Just because a dog is popular or highly sought after does not make it a bloodline. Since the breed is still forming and new, there aren't near as many established bloodlines for bullies as there are Pit Bulls.

Is Gator Mouth a good bloodline?

Gator Mouth never was, is, or will be a bloodline. There have been plenty of Pit Bulls, even American Bullies, named Gator. There are a few Gators that were more popular than others, some even produced better than others, but none have been an established bloodline. Some say Gator Mouth is a bloodline because of a certain dog while others say it started because the underside of the dog's mouth looked like an alligator's mouth. Who the hell really knows where it started? All that matters is it isn't real!

What does a Pit Bull look like?

Hopefully for the most part, you've learned a little by now. American Bullies vary in size, shape, color, and appearance, as they have just gained recognition by reputable registries. However, American Pit Bull Terriers were being created in the 1800's. Therefore, they do not vary like that of the American Bully. Pit Bulls lean more towards the terrier side as far as weight. They are medium sized, very lean, yet muscular, dogs. Their heads are not large and blocky like that of the American Bully or shelter mutt. Their jaws protrude a tad wider than their muzzle, but are not overly large or massive. They have very pronounced chests, but they are not distinctively wide like that of the American Bully.

Most people will argue about the variations of the look of the Pit Bull. However, those people have not done their research as to what the breed actually is. It is only an opinion that Pit Bulls come in many different shapes and sizes. These are facts. The statement of different variations of Pit Bulls is indeed, incorrect. If your dog looks nothing like the picture below and it has papers, it is most likely an American Bully. For the people who have dogs that were either rescued or from a shelter, you have a Bull breed mix/mutt (BBM) not a Pit Bull or a Pit Bull type dog. There is no Pit Bull type dog. That was created by the government to make THEIR jobs easier.

American Pit Bull Terriers were not bred for looks. The majority of breeds are no longer bred for working purposes. They are bred for mainly looks, and looks only. Pit Bulls are STILL not bred for looks. Some breeders do prefer to breed for show and what some would call "pretty structure", however, most still breed for gameness. Breeding for work does not always require a dog to be pretty. Gameness is NOT another word used to describe fighting. Game bred dogs still have a high prey drive. They are usually bred to use as catch dogs (hunting... which is a sport) and often protecting farm land from wild predators. A game bred dog or a dog with gameness is NOT the same as a game dog.

Depending on the bloodline, there are various physical differences, however, they are still lean and muscular. Breeders and knowledgeable Pit Bull enthusiasts will often be able to pick out an APBT over a different Bull breed or a mix thereof. The reason the look of Pit Bulls can slightly vary are due to the breed originally being bred for gameness rather than looks. However, this doesn't mean that a Pit Bull can reach 100+ pounds without having another breed mixed in.

This dog is not underweight. He has a Terrier body with plenty of muscle. He is conditioned with weight training and agility and is in better health and condition that the majority of the human population. 

What is the point of this blog?

Awareness! I see too many dogs that end up on the news being called Pit Bulls. I have yet to see an actual American Pit Bull Terrier on the news for an attack or mauling. I have however, seen plenty of mutts end up on the news. Labrador Retriever mixes can fall into the category of a "pit bull type" dog. It's not only unfair to the breed itself, but also to undeserving breeds that get lumped all together because it's easier to deal with a generalization rather than an individual dog. 

This Lab-Husky mix would fall into the category of a "Pit Bull type" dog. This is just an example of what lumping together multiple pure bred as well as mixed breeds into one, based on a couple of similarities, does. Depending on WHERE this puppy ends up in life, can determine his fate of life and death. It isn't fair to actual Pit Bull owners,  Bull breed owners, the dog, the breed, or the breeds who have similar features and characteristics. Educate yourself before you try to fight for equal rights of all breeds.