second, sutherland, wtf are you talking about? something which you know nothing about, obviously. do ANY dogs you know have moral principals? do ANY dogs you know not let go? and wtf is that ‘suseptable to instinctual habits’ b.s. that you’re spewing, and spelling atrociously at the same time?
any dog can be dangerous in the wrong hands. ANY dog. perhaps you have the opinions you do because you recognize this breed as a ‘dangerous’ breed. if that’s the case, i encourage you to do some reading on pitts, aka american pitt bull terriers, and then stop posting stupid ignorant sh*t on the web.

fyi.
i have a pitt mix, a well trained, beautiful sweet girl that shows me more love than any other breed of dog that i’ve owned. most make wonderful and loving family dogs. and yes, i have even seen her let go when she was biting something! imagine that! good training goes a long way. i just wish people with your opinion could be trained, too.

Brian, the issue is not a problems with Pit Bulls from Peppertree or anyone else, the problem is with owners either not understanding the breed they are adopting or not following the advice they are given. Pit Bulls, like every breed, have distinct traits that those adopting them must pay attention to or there will be problems.