r/AnimalsBeingJerks Sep 13 '16

Pig Goes Ham pig

https://gfycat.com/PitifulTameAndeancat
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u/111UKD111 Sep 14 '16

That pitbull has ridiculous self control.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '16

My pit mix is weirdly cognizant of who he's playing with. Kids, small animals, and women in general get bizarrely light play while I get rekt

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u/hubydane Sep 14 '16

Pit's used to be the ultimate Nanny dog. My pit mix is absurdly controlled, and knows to not open his mouth with my nephew, and knows he can bite down a little when roughhousing with me. They get a bad rap.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '16

Agreed. That being said, they need an owner who teaches them what is and is not acceptable because they can hurt you without meaning to

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u/hubydane Sep 14 '16

True, though that's also true for most large breed dogs. I'm of the mindset that people should roughhouse with their dogs, so they dogs get how to play. Nothing is worse than a family dog who doesn't know how to play, and ends up accidentally knocking little kids down or something. Just play with the puppy, and they will know how to play appropriately on down the road.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '16

Right. He stops almost instantaneously when some says "Ow!" Or makes some noise like that to indicate that what he did hurt. It's nice knowing I don't have to worry about him with kids though. I see a lot of people who aren't that lucky and have to hover over the dog constantly

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u/hubydane Sep 14 '16

People don't trust me when I say, "Sure, the kids can take him outside to play. He loves to play!" and don't make a move to go outside with him. The bastard is better with kids than I am!