Breeding Pit Bulls.

If you are planning on breeding your Pit Bull you need to put some thought in it and not just pick any random dog to breed with and make sure your dog should even breed. What I mean is dogs are just like humans their offspring share the same traits as their parents. So if you have a pit bull that has some bad habits you’re better off not breeding your dog, or if your dog is amazing and has no bad habits but the dog you want to breed yours with does I suggest you find a different dog to breed yours with. For example I got my pit bull Moses from the reservation in Cloquet, MN and I knew nothing about his parents, I just found him wondering the streets unlike all the other puppies and I asked the man if I could have him and he said yes. What I did not know was his dad is a HUGE red nose pit bull that hates kids and is really aggressive toward strangers and other dogs but on the other hand his mother was a very sweet American pit bull. Back to the whole offspring traits; Moses took after his dad in not liking children. He isn't horrible around them but he is very cautious around little kids he doesn't know. I really wanted to breed Moses with this beautiful female blue nose but have thought about it a bit and unless I can change Moses’s attitude toward children I think I will put off the breeding idea for a while. This breed is a very wonderful breed though and if you do have two wonderful dogs to breed and know how to choose homes carefully for them I say go for it. Why not have more Pit Bulls in the world; because once you own one for yourself you will never want any other breed. ((: