Well the only skin problems he's had so far, aside from scratch marks from playing, are red bumps/marks on his under carriage, so to speak. I can't tell if its marks from playing, possible flea bites (he does not have fleas but I find the occasional stray one every now and then), or something else all together.
Honestly at this point that's the least of my worries right now anymore. Now I've got a whole new worry to deal with: Canine Influenza. I'm taking him to the vet first thing in the morning. He started retching in the early hours this morning and then regurgitated his dinner, still in whole chunks ( I knew he wasn't chewing his food! What a pig.
) I figured he was good after that, but he continued to cough every so often through out the day. Its like he was a cat hackin up a hairball, cause it always ended with a hard cough and literal 'yak' sound. But its also gotten more congested sounding too as the day wore on. I'm pretty sure that's what the diagnosis will be since my dad's dog is currently on antibiotics treatment and under quarantine at their house. And b/c Riley was there for about 10 min on Sunday, and his dog got diagnosed on Wed I think. But the best part about all this is that I have 3 more dogs besides him, so guess what? yep...
) and one of the first things a friend told me was that "You just have to keep an eye on them because white pitbulls are prone to skin problems". I wasn't able to find any related topics with the keywords I tried and I was wondering if this is true, and if so, what kind of skin problems? As you can tell he's not albino. With the exception of a few black spots (like dalmation size) on his backend, ears, and belly, he's all white with black eyes and a black nose. It was almost dalmation like in forming too b/c he was solid white as a puppy and they started developing around his 4th month. Its so weird tho cause the spots are black on his skin, but the hair that grows from them is white, never seen that in a dog before. Oh and the inside of his mouth is spotted too! 
