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**elektikakass** · 09-03-2012, 04:37 PM

Don't discount Boston Terriers, either! My little bitch can hold n shake with the best of em Bull breeds are bull breeds, even if people have screwed with their physical appearance!

On a side note, people who panic over dog fights make me want to strangle them! One time, two male Salukis got into a fight in the field... Everyone was yelling and freaking out while I just walked over, grabbed one of their leashes and walked him away lol.

Yep, I had Boston when I was a kid and he was the neighborhood terror. Meanest little Bulldog I ever owned but sweet as could be with his family.

And, I'm with you on the people that panic, start screaming and yelling, smacking the dogs and generally make things ten times worse. Then, when it's over, they're the first ones to point fingers, start arguments, and make accusations about something they know nothing about. I'm so used to breaking up fights it's just another part of owning Bulldogs. No drama, no shouting or hitting. Just get a grip and wait a minute and they'll let go and everyone can go back to what they were doing. (they're EB's not Pits).

09-03-2012, 04:37 PM	#9
elektikakass Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 397 Senior Member	Don't discount Boston Terriers, either! My little bitch can hold n shake with the best of em Bull breeds are bull breeds, even if people have screwed with their physical appearance! On a side note, people who panic over dog fights make me want to strangle them! One time, two male Salukis got into a fight in the field... Everyone was yelling and freaking out while I just walked over, grabbed one of their leashes and walked him away lol. Yep, I had Boston when I was a kid and he was the neighborhood terror. Meanest little Bulldog I ever owned but sweet as could be with his family. And, I'm with you on the people that panic, start screaming and yelling, smacking the dogs and generally make things ten times worse. Then, when it's over, they're the first ones to point fingers, start arguments, and make accusations about something they know nothing about. I'm so used to breaking up fights it's just another part of owning Bulldogs. No drama, no shouting or hitting. Just get a grip and wait a minute and they'll let go and everyone can go back to what they were doing. (they're EB's not Pits).
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