Comments on: Pitbull Lab Mix – Bullador Breed Traits and Care

By: Matt

Matt — Sat, 24 May 2025 06:07:23 +0000

In reply to Dan Black. My vet was nice and allowed me to call my Lexi a lab mix!

By: Sammie@LabSiteHQ

Sammie@LabSiteHQ — Thu, 30 Jan 2025 10:27:11 +0000

In reply to Felicity.

Hi Felicity. Yes, dogs can lead happy and fulfilling lives without having lots of time with doggie ‘friends’ – provided they get plenty of human company and interaction, and enough exercise and brain stimulation :). I hope that’s reassuring! Sammie

By: Felicity

Felicity — Wed, 29 Jan 2025 03:11:30 +0000

I have the sweetest lab/pit mix now going on 5 acts like 2. He was adopted from a shelter during his 1st year by my niece and her boyfriend who wanted a small dog. Yam weighs 70 lbs. I loved him from the first X-mas and they gave him to me at 2. They said he was a “bully” I can see that in his off leash socialization during the first 2-3 years when I thought freedom was a good thing for him. But most neighborhood dogs after the initial meet seemed to love him (the females of course). He choses to only socialize with females even though he’s neutered. My question is, I am taking him for training with a goal of improving socialization. Wondering if he can exist in a home without having contact with other dogs, except for occasional boarding experiences and be healthy and happy. I couldn’t imagine not socializing with others.

By: darlene campbell

darlene campbell — Tue, 20 Aug 2024 15:08:45 +0000

Ho do you cure excessive licking on people?

By: Zack W

Zack W — Fri, 31 Dec 2021 15:00:28 +0000

In reply to Estella Delgado. I have only been bites by 2 dogs my whole life and it definitely wasn't a pitty or pitty mix! It was a poodle and chihuahua! I deserved the one from the little one but definitely not the poodle but I didn't blame it cause it was abused beyond repair so I kept my mouth shut and left it alone! I actually don't know anyone personally that have ever been attacked by a pitty/pittymix.

By: Zack W

Zack W — Fri, 31 Dec 2021 14:56:03 +0000

I have a golden haired, golden eyed 90 lb pitbull mix, he is huge and very muscular! I adopted him at 6 or 7 months and he hasn’t grown to much since that, so he grew while he was at the pound but he has gained alot of muscle since he gets more exercise. He is probably at atleast 95 or 100 lbs easy now.. Thank the universe that I showed up on his last week! He is complicated but he is super friendly dog. People don’t hide there fear very well when around a dog bigger and stronger then the person walking him. Lol he’s intimidating but he is pretty caring and he’s both my Emotional support and service dog and is always nudging me when my blood sugars are going crazy Don’t! Don’t know about with other dogs besides with the farm boxer sisters(1 year and the other is 7 months old) that are my parents other children so you probably know how that turned out!(I took the most damage)but I couldn’t let any of them get hurt! I’m trying to figure out what he’s mixed with? He weighes more and has alot of muscle than any pitbull mix I can find on searches! The only one that can get bigger is a bully mix but they aren’t as tall as he is. I thought it was maybe a lab but he’s taller then a lab but I saw on here that there might of been a buck 10 lab mix so I dont know. Then I thought it was a mastiff but he has no traits or signs of being that either! We went to the vet once since I got him and they just say he’s a pitbull terrier cause it’s on his adoption papers! The pounds papers said he was almost 2 years and made sure he was actually okay and I got lucky and they said he was only 7 months ish! He is too big to be any kind of terrier I think. Maybe someone can help me out! I’m hoping to get someone else’s opinions on it cause everyone has a different story!

By: CJ Beauchamp

CJ Beauchamp — Sat, 09 Oct 2021 21:57:27 +0000

I recently adopted a 4 mos pit/lab. My bc x chose him. She’s 9yr and competes in agility! They are bonded and she has taught him many rules. He has been in puppy classes since 14 weeks. He is currently in pre-agility classes. Shows incredible work ethic and attention. He is 8 mos because I plan to do dog sports he will be having a vasectomy to prevent future injuries this month. He is charming, well socialized- if he’s met you he expects you to acknowledge him when you see him. I knew he would need a job and I like what I see so far he loves to work and gets very excited when we ho to training center! Really cool little guy- fine boned 28lb

By: briabebe_

briabebe_ — Fri, 30 Apr 2021 06:51:17 +0000

In reply to Becky Yocom. hope you’re staying strong & well Ms. Becky!

By: Estella Delgado

Estella Delgado — Sat, 21 Nov 2020 00:48:44 +0000

I have owned quite a few pure breed pitbulls. None of them have ever been aggressive. That’s because we never taught them to be aggressive. You forgot to mention that any dog can be aggressive if that’s what their irresponsible owner has taught them. Unfortunately due to the ignorance of most people the are prejudged. Almost like racism.

By: Sylvia Rosas

Sylvia Rosas — Sat, 27 Jun 2020 23:47:28 +0000

I have a Lab/American pitbull mix…His name is Manchas..hes 1 yr old..very smart.loving.playful..when it comes to protecting his yard or me ..he becomes aggressive ..other than that he is a very good dog..Manchas loves treats..and he is a attainable pup..we all love him so much..