Comments on: Red Nose Pitbull Dogs

By: Trina Hoppe

Trina Hoppe — Wed, 05 Oct 2022 11:50:51 +0000

I believe I have a red nose pitbull . She was giving to me by a friend. She is two years old I believe as well. She is like a reddish brownish grey color. I’ll enclose at picture. If anyone can tell me about her it would be great.. THANK you

By: June Harris

June Harris — Mon, 19 Sep 2022 01:36:19 +0000

I have 2 red nosed pits and 1 is mixed with mastiff love them dearly. Lost my cat due to posioning and got my second pit her name is queeny very loving.

By: Crystal

Crystal — Wed, 04 May 2022 17:48:24 +0000

In reply to Nancy Mailand. Hi my fellow pittie owners, My husband and I are new red nose pit owners as if yesterday. Nyla, 5 months given to us by a neighbor who moved and couldn't take her. Having had my kitty cat baby lucky pass away after 11yrs, in my arms I never wanted another pet. My husband however wanted a dog and now we've got Nyla She's copper and beautiful, kind, playful and needs every shot, deworm, anal gland checkup, fix nail clip etc. Then trying food simply nourish for pups and pet botanics training treats just praying this is correct. Spent 500 already on bed, food, toys, tooth care kit, collar and leash,name tag, shampoo and now have to purchase a nice dog house feels a little overwhelming. This is our first dog and we want to be great parents. We love Nyla already. If there's any tips on caring for our newest family member it's appreciated in advance. God bless

By: Cynthia

Cynthia — Tue, 17 Aug 2021 05:46:48 +0000

We have had are red nose pit Nala since she was 5 weeks she is so lovable has to give everyone that comes to are home a hug. She is so well behaved and super lovable and protective of the younger children constantly on guard with them if I raise my voice to the children to have a time out she is right on top of me I'm thankful we only do time ours in are home cause I honestly think if we whipped the kids she might snap at me or possibly bite.she nites the sweeper when I use it with the kids close by also...lol... Her trigger is most definitely people getting loud or arguing.. She goes straight into defense mode ...she does not like it so she makes are home a safe peaceful loving environment. She is most definitely a blessing in are life can't imagine her not being a part of it . and I was skeptical about getting anothor dog after having to put are dog Pugsy to sleep after 19 years I was very distant with her for the first few months but now she is my dog more than anyone else in the house she stole my heart and my life is so blessed with her being a part of my journey... I hope we have many more years of happiness and memories to add to are story ..we love you Nala ...

By: Rose Cooper

Rose Cooper — Mon, 21 Jun 2021 04:23:17 +0000

We just got a red nose pit Bull and she’s 8 weeks old. She’s loving and likes to play. Some of my cats are not used to her but it’s only been a few days. My multipoo is a bit nippy and doesn’t like her. I guess she just need to get used to her slowly. Any help of info on raising my baby Emma would be appreciated. Thank you

By: Steven mccoy

Steven mccoy — Sat, 20 Mar 2021 10:36:25 +0000

My red nose pit “Remi”is 8-9 years young. I picked her up from the local
humane society when she was 3 -4. I have never had a more well behaved, gentle, loving and just over all amazing dog in my life. She loves my kids and meeting new people. She did not get along with my wife’s american pit when we introduced them at first. Both same age and female. They were to much alike. My mother inlaw kept her american pit at her house so they would stop fighting. We just picked up a 12 week old american xl bully, he is a male and his name is hank. Remi loves him and she was always a little food aggressive torwards other dogs only. But hank is the first ever she was able to shove his head in her bowl while she is eating, and she just backed up and watched him. She is being kinda like a mother figure to him. I would be lost with out my little girl Remi.

By: Stacy

Stacy — Sat, 16 Jan 2021 21:38:51 +0000

My red nose pit has his tail. I don’t believe in docking them. He’s beautiful when he is in hunt mode for a squirrel. His tail goes up in the air with a curve to it. He has a half inch of white on the very tip of his tail.

By: Stacey

Stacey — Tue, 29 Dec 2020 17:58:17 +0000

I was blessed with my Red nose pit bull when we were at the shelter looking for another member for our family. He picked us. Avery was NOT what we were looking for by any means, he was battling heart worms, skinny as can be and wanted nothing to do with me. He, however took right up with my husband. Which was/is not the normal for us. All the dogs we looked at were about me an wanted nothing to do with him. Avery went to him wouldn’t listen to me and stayed by his side. So, we brought him home. Finished up his heart worm treatment and he made it through 100% fine, he has now started putting on weight and is filling out. …. Oh and the not wanting to come to me thing…He was just that smart. He took up with the hubs at the shelter … the minute we got him home, it was all about me. He will not let me leave his sight. Follows me EVERYWHERE, sleeps by my side and rides shot gun in the car and growls at me if he doesn’t get buckled in before I start the car. He fit right in with our cat and other dog, of course she went with us to make sure they were gonna get a long before we got him. But as for hubs, Avery just cocks his eye and looks at him like hmm should I listen to you? He is amazing and Im so in love with him. Could never imagine a better dog.

By: bangie b

bangie b — Fri, 27 Nov 2020 03:37:48 +0000

In reply to Ava. Our pit acts like a guard dog. If my daughter is home he doesn't like for me to go in her room. If my husband goes near me he barks as if he wants to attack. Is this normal? Because when we're not there he loves my husband.

By: Debi

Debi — Tue, 15 Sep 2020 03:20:18 +0000

I got my red-nosed mix “Moca” from the Fairfield County Rescue in CT. She was from SC, and about 3 months old. My son and I fell in love with the photo and took the risk! We trained her extensively from day 1 and she is an amazing house pet. She sleeps with me and two little white kittens. Her only lingering issue is leash reactivity towards other dogs (unless I let her go over to them… we canNOT pass by without a reaction) and sometimes certain men in very dark clothing or who make direct eye contact. So specific right? But these are her fears. She is now almost 4 years old and I am still working on these issues with a treat system and also respecting her boundaries so she doesn’t get to full throttle upset level. She is the best companion, natural watch dog, cat sitter, running partner and all around goofball that I’ve ever seen. Worth the time and effort to save a red-nosed pit’s life and have the greatest reward of unconditional love back from her.