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<blockquote data-quote="get2choppaaa" data-source="post: 1467977" data-attributes="member: 17150">No offense taken...Ready my caveat which was you need to to spend a lot of quality time when they are puppies up until 16 weeks.Dogs are a reflection of their owners. If you know what you&#039;re doing and raise them right they&#039;re great. If you&#039;re lazy then they can be a problem.Mostly depends on you and how much time and work you&#039;re gonna spend with the dog.A malenoius/gsd/rottie/american Bulldog/ pit / corso without guidance can be a problem. Any of them with training can be great.It&#039;s your responsibility as an owner to shape the puppy into the dog you&#039;re wanting...and as I described.,.. a big breed needs involvement.In my case I&#039;m not worried. I trained the dog, wife will reinforce anf kids know the boundaries... So biggin is fine. But if you&#039;re not gonna do the work get an ankle biter. Every family is different.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="get2choppaaa, post: 1467977, member: 17150"] No offense taken... Ready my caveat which was you need to to spend a lot of quality time when they are puppies up until 16 weeks. Dogs are a reflection of their owners. If you know what you're doing and raise them right they're great. If you're lazy then they can be a problem. Mostly depends on you and how much time and work you're gonna spend with the dog. A malenoius/gsd/rottie/american Bulldog/ pit / corso without guidance can be a problem. Any of them with training can be great. It's your responsibility as an owner to shape the puppy into the dog you're wanting...and as I described.,.. a big breed needs involvement. In my case I'm not worried. I trained the dog, wife will reinforce anf kids know the boundaries... So biggin is fine. But if you're not gonna do the work get an ankle biter. Every family is different. [/QUOTE]

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