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**Kokomoxddcvcv** · 08-27-2010, 10:52 PM

I wouldn't be too worried about setting up doggie play dates for "pit bull" breed dogs. But if you are going to do it I'd do it how Brooke and Jazzy have been.

There are some breeds that do better with doggie companions. My sled dog mutts have a very close relationship with both each other and me. But then that type of mutt has been specifically bred for working in a team.

Scout actually freaks out if she's not with me or another dog.

They are very friendly to just about everyone, but by the same token don't necessarily need friends outside our "pack" network either.

08-27-2010, 10:52 PM	#7
Kokomoxddcvcv Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 470 Senior Member	I wouldn't be too worried about setting up doggie play dates for "pit bull" breed dogs. But if you are going to do it I'd do it how Brooke and Jazzy have been. There are some breeds that do better with doggie companions. My sled dog mutts have a very close relationship with both each other and me. But then that type of mutt has been specifically bred for working in a team. Scout actually freaks out if she's not with me or another dog. They are very friendly to just about everyone, but by the same token don't necessarily need friends outside our "pack" network either.
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