After reading your comment I’m wondering if our pups could be litter mates. But ours came from a rescue and the rescue mandated the litter to be spayed/neutered before being adopted. Our girl is turning one in a few days and she is the most amazing beautiful creature we will ever own. So unbelievably gentle and loving and has zero signs of aggression towards anything. We take her everywhere. And I mean everywhere. In stores, hotels, cafes, public events…

She’s so perfect!

We have a 6 month old and 57 lb bluenose female we believe is an American Pit/Cane Corso mix. The mother looked like a textbook fawn American Pit about 23.5 inches and 73 lbs though possibly slightly under nourished from living on the streets with the homeless, good natured, and half trained. We know absolutely nothing about the father. The mother either ran off or got stolen just as the pups started eating solid food at about 8 weeks old. She has had a spectra 5 and 2 spectra 10 plus Lyme shots approximately 2 weeks apart, is not fixed, has been around several adult cats, kittens, a rabbit and 2 other dogs (her twin brother and a much smaller dog) as far as living situation and has had some general socialization outside the home with no signs of aggression or fear, but she has not seen a vet and seems to be perfectly happy and healthy.

I couldn’t agree more. I live in an area with mostly flats and my neighbours (Turkish) have this breed. The dog is as high as 28 inches, pitch black now and has always been a problem outside his home. There are 4 sisters walking the dog, the oldest of which is the owner. She is in her early 20s. None of the family ever owned a dog. The dog is mostly in the flat since everybody is working. He barks a lot. He never was sociable. In the elevator he jumped up at me and bit me in the shoulder when he was 18 months old. The owners never said anything. He is the boss, he doesn’t even follow the simplest command “sit”.
Outside, he is supposed to wear a muzzle but they barely ever care. Whenever he sees a dog he jumps up exitedly and ready for attack. He doesn’t growl or bark or wag his tail. Everybody is afraid of him. I have a medium sized brindle mix lady. She is very friendly to every dog but totally ignores that dog. He is a killer. Last week my dog and I were in the elevator down When the door opened, he jumped in (no muzzle!!) and bit my dog in the leg. Then he bit her in the side and tore her out of the elevator. He meant to shake her but somehow I managed to pry open his fangs and he let go as the owner pulled him away. My dog barely survived this attack and was in hospital for 3 days.
This is definitely NOT a dog for a family nor a residential area. This spooky killer dog is still living in our apartment block and everybody is afraid of him.
Please, do not get one of these if you live in a residential area. Pitbulls/pitbull mixes are unpredictable. You never know how much of a pitbull is in one of these breeds.

I love my cane bully 6mth definitely needs time spent on training not for the weak very dominant dog very eager and strong and strong will a dominant trainer is needed

I love my cane bully 6mth