Pitts just fit into a sterotype and its not fair. I owned one years ago (a rescue) and had small children at the time, I was a bit worried... and all for nothing, she was bar-none the best behaved dog I've ever owned. With that said, my husband and I recently had to put our English Bulldog to sleep (on our Vet's advice) because he became vicious all of a sudden and bit three people within a two week period (two of which required a trip to the ER). English Bulldogs are not known to be vicious and are considered loyal family dogs. So I"ve seen both sides of the spectrum and believe that each dog is wired differenly.... you never know how they will turn out. Even our precious YT's could become vicious. Long story short don't always believe the sterotypes, its unfair to the dog - they should be treated as individuals, just as adults are.
