bigut64 said:
I have read all of that in every APBT info website, however i have seen a lot of people say their bully gets along great with other dogs. Also the bullies were bread for baiting, and also fighting gladiators and such and they dont attack humans now so i didnt know if it was a given. I was mainly looking for person experience of people having multiple bulldogs, especially mixing up OEB's.
Also i dont have your mentality, i let baxter play with any dog that comes up to him wanting to play. Now as soon as a dog acts aggressive, i pull baxter away and also tell the other dogs owner to do the same. I think if i let him know the diff between aggression and play its a good thing. Yes genetics are there, however he has his own brain.
I have never heard of APBTs bred for attacking people. They are notoriously known (amongst the dog world anyway) for being bred for exactly the opposite. ANY APBT that would attack a human (farmer, or in the dog fighting ring) was shot on the spot. Human aggression was NEVER tolerated amongst this breed.
I understand you think your dog has his "own brain" as you put it, but unfortunately dogs don't have reasoning power like we do. I personally don't see anything wrong with letting your dog play with other dogs but he won't be able to decipher between aggression and play if he gets attacked one too many times. Kinda like "once bitten, twice shy". but again every dog is different.