Educational Resources
Myth: dogs who bite get “a taste for blood”
There is a common misconception that once a dog bites a human, they get an irresistible “taste for blood.” While it’s true that dog with a bite history may be more likely...
Myth: dogs who bite get “a taste for blood”
There is a common misconception that once a dog bites a human, they get an irresistible “taste for blood.” While it’s true that dog with a bite history may be more likely...
Myth: Pit bulls need a "strong hand"
The idea that pit-type dogs learn differently than other dogs, need to be handled with force, or must be punished for their behavior because of their perceived breed makeup is...
Myth: Pit bulls need a "strong hand"
The idea that pit-type dogs learn differently than other dogs, need to be handled with force, or must be punished for their behavior because of their perceived breed makeup is...
Why do some rescue dogs have cropped ears?
If you've ever walked through an animal shelter, you've likely seen at least one dog with cropped ears. It was likely a dog with a big head and solid body,...
Why do some rescue dogs have cropped ears?
If you've ever walked through an animal shelter, you've likely seen at least one dog with cropped ears. It was likely a dog with a big head and solid body,...
What exactly is a 'pit bull?'
The term 'pit bull' is a catch-all, encompassing a wide variety of breeds and mixes. While the term itself isn't necessarily negative or used with ill intent, the generalization of such...
What exactly is a 'pit bull?'
The term 'pit bull' is a catch-all, encompassing a wide variety of breeds and mixes. While the term itself isn't necessarily negative or used with ill intent, the generalization of such...
MYTH: It's All About How They're Raised
Though often said with good intentions, the sentiment that "it's all about how they're raised" implies several untrue and damaging beliefs about pit-type dogs and the people that love them....
MYTH: It's All About How They're Raised
Though often said with good intentions, the sentiment that "it's all about how they're raised" implies several untrue and damaging beliefs about pit-type dogs and the people that love them....
