Are razor edge pit bulls good with kids?

Answer 1

NO pibulls are bad with kids.Dont be ignorant,don't listen to the media and ignorant people.They were bred for dog aggression but if any pit bull bit their owner or showed aggression they would be killed or put out of breeding programs.

hey you just sound like the media they are only aggressive if they have to survive but in a loving home theyare very kind animals.

To the person who wrote the 1st answer you sound stupid and mis-informed. The answer is it depends on the dog. I have a pit and a two year old little boy. My boy jumps on and wrestles with our dog all the time and she does nothing but lick him. She is a family dog and the best dog we ever owned. Yes there are bad pitbulls out there just like there are bad people, but just because a handful of people or a handful of dogs do bad things is no reason to condemn a whole race of people or breed of dog. Look at Hitler and the Nazis does that mean all Germans are bad people? NO. I would say if your thinking about getting a pitbull take your time get to know the dog after your comfortable with the dog slowly introduce your children. Do not make a snap decision on getting a pitbull or any other dog for that matter before you have spent time with the dog. Don't believe all the media hype. The media only reports the negative attention grabbing headlines to get ratings. Which would draw more viewers boy gets mauled to death by pitbull or boy gets licked by pitbull? And remember if you do decide on owning a pit you have to be hyper vigilante. You will get a lot of crap from a lot of people because of a pitbulls reputation. Trust me I have been kicked out of a apartment just because my dog looks mean. So if you do get a pit it is on you the owner to make sure your dog listens and behaves just like it is on you a as parent to make sure your children listen and behave. Hopefully this helps anyone considering a pit.

The American Pit Bull Terrier was known as the "nanny dog" in the early 1900's because of their wonderful attitude and tolerance for children. That being said, NO dog should be left with a child unsupervised, as dogs can easily cause harm whether intentional or not.