Friends pitbull.

[Karen]

Why is he not neutered? That would likely stop the "humping" and curb the aggression as well. Has she done any training with him?

[angelbow20]

See I dont really know. She has had him since he was a little puppy and he is now atleast 6 yrs old. She just moved here recently so I dont know too much about him. I know her mom wont even take him out and he is inside alot because he is very strong and doesnt do well with other animals. She says he is a BIG BABY but whenever I go near him or see him I just have a funny feeling about him like I could never trust him just by the look on his face and his eyes or something.

[Karen]

She should still get him neutered. If he's not a show dog and being bred, it is better for his long-term health.

[angelbow20]

She should still get him neutered. If he's not a show dog and being bred, it is better for his long-term health.

I feel the same way but im sure as much as I try she wont do it

[luvofallhorses]

NEUTERING him will help a lot. if she doesn't she is letting him down because I bet you that is where his "aggressive" behavior is coming from and one day something could happen if she doesn't control him. she must do right by him by neutering him. she should have neutered him right when she got him or he wouldn't be so out of control. even with neutering him she needs to socialize him more with people.

she probably got him as a puppy and didn't do anything with him and that's probably why he's out of control. we had a dog come in at the shelter where
I volunteer he was an american staffordshire terrier mix this lady got him as a puppy and did nothing with him and just kenneled him and he was out of control but we adopted him out to a great guy who is taking him to work every day. he works with a constructor company.

pit bulls are supposed to be GREAT with people and by showing aggression towards people is a very, very bad thing. I just hope she gets this poor dog neutered. it really sounds like she shouldn't have a pit bull, period if she isn't going to be responsible and neuter him and control her dog. but please don't be scared of him just because he does that. even if you have to, get him neutered for her. it's really not his fault, it's her fault for not neutering him when she should have years ago.