Cross Breeds

Am i ready to get rottweiler and pitbull dogs?

Hello! I have feral dog.i teached him sit,bark,come,jump,stop,take ball to me etc.he is now 8 month old.I want rottweiler or pitbull pup,so am i ready for getting one of them? THANK YOU.

Public Comments

1. No.
2. u should do more reasearch on them so ur ready if its behaviour may change get a female theyll be calmer and smaller and it doesnt matter what u can teach it matters how the dog respects you and if u can help it be balanced
3. If you're prepared for another bundle of energy, go for it. But don't be careless (judging from your description, I doubt you are). Be prepared for one! Ask yourself if you have time and money for another dog.
4. Start looking around! You won't find any here! This is a forum - not a dog trade.
5. No
6. No.
7. if you get a pitbull be very nice but also give it disipline and if you dont he or she will turn into a devil like my cusins.
8. Nope. So you took in what I assume was a VERY young feral pup. That puts said pup on the same level as any other untrained puppy. Now if you had managed to rehab an ADULT feral dog then we could talk. And even then ONE animal doesn't make for enough experience for either of these breeds.
9. Ok First I think you should do your home work if you haven't did it already on rottweiler and pitbull. See if this breeds is right for you. Do you have the finance for a other mouth and care? Also the room in your house? I have a American Staffordshire. She is my life but I have to be the dominance one. Not because she is dangerous. Pitbulls and Rottweiler ect need structure in there life. Both breed are great dogs. If you can do it they why not.
10. Judging by your questions I don't think you are ready.
11. If you have to ask you are not ready.. so please don't, it is not fair to the dog.
12. No, you don't have a feral dog. You have a semi-feral puppy. A feral dog is an adult who has lived years away from humans. A puppy is much easier to re-domesticate. And since you already have that pup, I suggest you take care of it and stop calling it feral, since you've clearly tamed and trained it. You just have a street-mutt. Enjoy it. Once that dog is gone, then maybe you could get another dog.