All you trashy pit bull owners, I’m looking to adopt

Mr. Worldwide is not up for adoption

Dude legit takes his dog to Olan Mills for pics

“Pit bull” isn’t really defined, and everything about dogs is defined by owner.

If you look up all “pit bull” attacks you will find a lot of commonalities…the biggest one is it’s unfixed males/females (shelter dogs will all be fixed) and kept in either small apartments or chained in yard.



Only two of the above photos show what truly would be considered a Pitt Bull.

There are so many “pitt mixes” that will all make great pets. Just don’t keep them confined and used for breeding like the trash does

The only reason I would be hesitant of a shelter “pitt bull” (really American Staff Terrior) is having small kids and not knowing how abusive it’s past was

Check with your local rescues. Alot of them have dogs in foster homes waiting to get adopted and have a working knowledge of the dogs behavior.
I guarantee they will help you find a senior as seniors usually don't get adopted and it's unfortunate but some "owners" dump them at shelters when they get old.

Its hit or miss with an old pound pit

May be a sweetheart.

May destroy that little dog

If you adopt from a legitimate rescue or shelter, they will tell you whether the dog is “tolerant” of other dogs. I have a pit bull mix (she was a lab mix at the time of rescue ), she is sweet as can be with people, kids and big dogs. She does not like small dogs!! She had a litter of 11 and became slightly intolerant/aggressive towards the puppies being on her all the time. As I said good rescuers will test them with dogs, cats, people. Good luck and thank you for adopting an older dog.

There are other adoptable breeds. Stop being dramatic. Lots of dogs need homes.

If you must get a pit mix, get the youngest one you can.

I have pits, staffys, whatever. They are friendly and no issues. One is my dog tester for fosters, actually. American Bullies are good, too. Don’t have the fight issues. Those are solid medium sized dogs.

I would not put a bully female with another female dog, our rescue won’t. Many strong, working breeds (shepherds, bullies, Great Pyrenees and other LGDs, have same sex aggression when sexual maturity hits. I’m lucky my females don’t have issues. I would not adopt a bully breed to be the companion of a smaller dog unless it is a puppy bully to grow with my dog or from a reputable rescue who will know. Some of these can have prey drive. Some don’t. But it has to be a rescue you trust 100%. The rescue I help would know and is super super picky where the dogs go. I would adopt from the pound if opposite sex and my dog same size or larger.

Keep looking at your local shelters/rescues. I see them all the time in BR area