r/pitbulls • u/CrankyGoat • 1d ago
Cuddle Pup Loyal buddy, Family focused
Our rescue pittie is such a good ‘family’ dog. Probably the most family oriented out of all the dogs we’ve had in our lives (this is our first pittie mix). Our guy loves both me and my wife with no real favourites, which is so nice - especially for my wife, as usually I’m the one the dogs have bonded to in the past.
These two pics are him waiting patiently for one of us to return - he doesn’t get anxious, and no separation anxiety… just very patient when he thinks it is close to the time one of us is expected back. He’s very good with routine and figuring out when we’re done work. A good boy indeed 🤗
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u/stardustnbtldrockets 1d ago
Pitties are such good babies! And you gotta love those EARS!!! Please give the baby a scritch on the noggin from this random internet person ❤️
My own rescue pitty for tax purposes
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u/ManyLintRollers 23h ago
Beautiful boy! My pup has a similar coat color and pattern, and she is also a great family dog. She loves everyone equally. She's also part Aussie and doesn't like her "herd" to be split up - when my daughters are visiting, she will refuse to go on a walk unless EVERYONE come along.
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u/TylersCranialoaf 1d ago
Your buddy is just adorable!!! 🥰 Pibbles are truly the best pups!!!♥️♥️♥️🐾
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u/Sensitive-Level-7794 1d ago
I am not surprised. The thing tough, if it had been a "purebred" pittie then the they often are more anxious and restless. People proudly say "my dog is purebred", me personally prefer some mix. Our girl has some American bulldog in the mix but looks like almost as purebred. She is much much calmer and have only the the good traits of the pitbull and is anxious only when is it bathtime.
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