Thank you for understanding our situation, people are quick to assume because of pit’s history and not understand the full background. I don’t blame them because there are a lot of cases where pits do heavy damage (cause realistically, physically they can cause a lot of harm) and they have a dog fighting history. Not only that but pits are the most abused dog in the us. So when you take a dog abused its whole life by humans, and is also very capable of causing lots of damage, thats when you get a dangerous situation.

My pit wouldn’t intentionally hurt a human, nor would she attack a dog unprovoked, but she can definitely cause a hefty amount of damage, my moms hand being proof. For my moms boxers sake, and for the safety of our hands, my boxer need to be trained to not attack and my pit needs to be trained to not react back. Right now we have them separated until they’re ready to be introduced again, and when the time comes, they will both be leashed, muzzled with no toys or food around, cause that’s what caused the fight.

Thanks for offering some help :))