I would just do a "leave it" type command. He is obviously over stimulated. I don't have a problem with crating him in that situation to let him wind down, but make sure he doesn't interpret the crating as a punishment for the humping otherwise you will have crating problems in the future.

I really can not understand what good come this thread I been looking at it since i got my new pit puppy and it did not change my mind just like atleast 99% of readers. We just got Samson back from the Vet and is please with his crop. This thread seems to be move about causing people to be put in o...

42 lbs is not abnormally small for a female pit bull by any stretch of the imagination. She is a cutey though.

They still aren't being clear on what a "pit bull" is, though, nor how to determine if it's "pure bred" or not. Yeah. I don't know how to read the decision now. Since technically there isn't a pure breed called a "pit bull." The closest thing would be the American Pit ...

I have a 1.5 year old female and a male that is probably about 7 months. They have lived together for the last three months. They haven't got into any fights and seem to get along fairly well. But I would never leave them alone and unsupervised because you never know what would happen.

Sort of good news. In a surprising move the Maryland Court of Appeals over turned its pit bull decision in part. So the motion for reconsideration was granted in part and denied in part. The part they overturned was including pit bull mixes or crosses in their opinion. So while there is still strict...

Well i know its possible to have an incident between them, however they never had a fight, what i said is there is one special bone that the westie loves, she dont care for toys and such. the pit looooves the westie, she follos all the time ask to play th ewestie gets annoyed lol, like "come o...

I don't know...maybe a little bacteria is good for you? One of the many things that stuck from my nutrition course at UCSD was when the professor said "Please, please people let your kids eat dirt." We all laughed, but it has proved true when I look at my friends' children (and pets). Tho...

I don't know how the ruling not being in effect helps landlords. In the underlying case the landlord wasn't protected despite the ruling not even being in existence.

Looks like they are going for strict liability for all dogs regardless of breed.

http://www.capitalgazette.com/news/gove ... 0bedc.html

Getting him a little more tired and hungry before the training session may be what he needs.

Delegate Jon Cardin briefly discusses the pit bull issue at the beginning of this segment.

http://www.comcastnewsmakers.com/video/ ... -update-2/

Task force formed to study pit bull legislation Maryland's legislative leaders today appointed a bipartisan panel to study the impact of recent court ruling that labeled pit bulls as 'inherently dangerous' for liability purposes and to make recommendations about possible legislative fixes. Five mem...

The attorneys for the landlord DID file a motion for reconsideration! http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/opinion/oped/bs-ed-rodricks-dogs-20120530,0,3542452.column And the state legislature has formed a task force to review the ruling and make legislative recommendations! http://www.wboc.com/story/18...

Leslie H wrote:It's very normal for them to play that hard. She's not yelping probably because she enjoys playing that hard.

I don't care about playing hard, my concern is the 20-30 little scabs Lily has all over her chest, neck and face.