rgfellows:

nautilo:

Today I gave my 80 lb  pitbull, Nero, a cookie. He promptly trotted off and dropped it in front of my moms tiny chihuahua puppy, Ella, who was visiting for the day. He came back, sat down in front of me and politely asked me for a second one to run off with and eat, only after checking that she got the first one. Tell me again how my pitbull is vicious ?

Let me tell you about Nero Linus Nelson Cooper.

He is a total dork. Also, he is the freaking sweetest dog I’ve ever met.

I went away to college, came back to visit my friend Nautilo and Nero missed me so much that he crawled into my lap (all 80 pounds of him), curled up there, and and stayed there for nearly 20 minutes, occasionally tilting up his head to lick my face gently. He loves people and adores playing with other dogs. When he’s playing with big dogs he’ll wrestle around with them. When he plays with little dogs he pulls his punches, acts like a gentle giant, and even hams it up and pretends that they get him pinned.

When he’s eating, two of the other dogs in the house will come up and eat out of his bowl with his face still in there. He never growls or even glances at them; he just lets them go right ahead. He has let those dogs literally take food from his mouth.

And then today the above story posted by Nautilo happened. I saw it. This dog is more considerate and sharing than I am.

So, yes. Tell me

how vicious

and terrifying

the mighty pitbull is.

(Look at that horrifying attack roar. Like a beast about to strike).

Dogs will behave depending on how their trained. If a pitbull is raised by loving owners, then they turn into marshmallows like the one above. If a pitbull is raised to be an attack dog and/or is abused by its owner, it will likely be mean. However, the same rules apply to any dog from a mastiff to a poodle. Deal with it.

SAAAAAAAARAAAAAAAAAAAAA

YOUR ODE TO MY PUPPY

MY PUPPY IS THE PUPPYEST PUPPY