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**Kliopeion** · 09-14-2008, 02:50 AM

CoolHandJean, so you are saying that those bloodline of Chinaman and Jeep have more chances of dog aggression because they are game bred dogs?

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They are usually Gamebred dog (happy Rai), so, they do have a higher potential to be Dog Aggressive.

I feel that I have introduced the cocker to my bulldog pretty well. They Never fought and they go every where together and even sleep together.

A "pit bull" puppy and your Bulldog might get along fine within the first few months. However, once that pup matures there is a high chance that the pup will be dog aggressive. You can do it, if you put the effort into it.

Meaning never leaving them alone together. You said your friend has Jeep bloodline American Pit Bull Terriers (APBT), and leaves them alone? I say your friend is playing with fire, especially since you said they have gotten into fights before. They should never be left alone together.

If you do decide to get an APBT or any Bully breed, be prepared that in the future you might need to crate and rotate, which means if one is out, the other is either in another room, outside (properly contained), or in the kennel.

If you feel that would be too much work or not worth it, then I seriously suggest not getting a bully breed, until your other dogs are gone, and you can have an one dog household.

09-14-2008, 02:50 AM	#17
Kliopeion Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 400 Senior Member	CoolHandJean, so you are saying that those bloodline of Chinaman and Jeep have more chances of dog aggression because they are game bred dogs? ' They are usually Gamebred dog (happy Rai), so, they do have a higher potential to be Dog Aggressive. I feel that I have introduced the cocker to my bulldog pretty well. They Never fought and they go every where together and even sleep together. A "pit bull" puppy and your Bulldog might get along fine within the first few months. However, once that pup matures there is a high chance that the pup will be dog aggressive. You can do it, if you put the effort into it. Meaning never leaving them alone together. You said your friend has Jeep bloodline American Pit Bull Terriers (APBT), and leaves them alone? I say your friend is playing with fire, especially since you said they have gotten into fights before. They should never be left alone together. If you do decide to get an APBT or any Bully breed, be prepared that in the future you might need to crate and rotate, which means if one is out, the other is either in another room, outside (properly contained), or in the kennel. If you feel that would be too much work or not worth it, then I seriously suggest not getting a bully breed, until your other dogs are gone, and you can have an one dog household.
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