I have a pitbull mix and she is precious. The so called “vicious breeds” are so the trainers faults. Any dog from a vicious breed I have ever met has been the sweetest dogs ever. I’ll take a dovermon over a chiuauah any day….even though I’d probably take both.
Had to get that off my chest, I get very protective of doggies.
Anywho, the dog and the kittens are precious and I’m glad that they get along like an adorable family.

my ole yorkie’s pretty vicious for her lil 3.5 lbs… :]
she’s getting old and bitter bout this world not giving her enough attention that she deserves~

“Play with Me, grrrr, grArwl graWohl…”

that’s only when I bring her to the atelier where we would hang out with the crowd for a couple of hours; she afraid yet still demanding on some good fuzzy wuzzy play…

BTW, I love the name Lola. When I get my next pit, who will probably be female, that’s my first choice for a name.

I’m with you X-girl. Great to see some good news for once.

My Buster is actually an American Staffordshire Terrier–one of 2 or 3 breeds commonly referred to as pitbull.

A vast majority of pitbulls are wonderful dogs. It’s just the few poor unfortunate bad apples–who are absolutely in the minority–that we have have to hear about on the news. Sort of like us humans. A vast majority of us are decent caring people, but it’s always the bad guys that get the media’s attention!

Pit Bulls ARE wonderful animals who have been over-bred, abused, and exploited. There *ARE* good pit bulls – as many have already stated they are absolutely not supposed to be afraid of or aggressive towards humans. Animal aggression is actually in every breed of dog and if you have a clue you can manage your pit bull’s. My pit bull, Lola, is 2 years old and has never even curled her lip at another living thing – including my cat who BEATS THE CRAP OUT OF HER. She lays down on the ground for 3 lb Yorkies and lets them trample all over her. If you read the breed standard you will find what a true American Pit Bull Terrier is and, trust me, they are not monsters.

Love the video, thrilled that it’s been all over the internet for a few days now. It’s about time they get some deserved press.

“…to take advantage of the companionship/food source…”

I’m with you on the “food source” part for sure – see previous post (under “Pups”) of “crafty puppulence” just beggin’ to be fed.

“…to take advantage of the companionship/food source…”

I’m with you on the “food source” part for sure.

See previous post (under “Pups”) of “crafty puppulence” just beggin’ to be fed.

Every dog is being called a pit right now. That said, she looks to have some border collie or pointer in her. The nibbling was bizarre. It looked like, “Hm, tastes like corn cob, only hairy.” I don’t think anyone will get hurt, but the woman trying to force the dog to cuddle up with the kittens when she was done cleaning them was kinda strange. Its like, “Hey, they’re clean already. Now let’s go toss a frisbee. Sheesh!”

“As humans who have brought dogs into our space…”

ElfOwl, I saw a TV program once that suggested it was the dogs who originally cozied up to humans, to take advantage of the companionship/food source that humans provide.

(Translation: Dogs are smarter than they look. LOL!)

I actually find nothing wrong with this, Sylvia, obviously Ramona’s owner wouldn’t allow the kittens near the dog if it showed any signs of cat aggression.

But then again…her licking the kitties affectionately might suddenly give her a taste for kittens…*rolls eyes* afterall pits are nothing but blood thirsty monsters.
/end sarcasm