u/RabidLizard

pit, maybe some boxer or something thrown in as well. mostly pit though.

american bully. looks too big to be a staffy or apbt.

ask your vet. personally i wouldn't do it.

unfortunately this is very very normal. she's teething and also at an age where she has little to no impulse control which is a recipe for lots of biting. just continue to redirect her onto toys. she's gonna be a bitey little terror until all her big girl teeth grow in

haha thank you :) unfortunate that you aren't local! sounds like we have some common interests

go for it :)

lately I've been playing a lot of forza horizon :)

this would be a horrible idea with a dog of any breed

i don't imagine it'll be applicable to most people here but i got a urine culture done and the uti was indeed gone. I am a trans man who has been on T for several years and I'm fairly certain that my lingering urinary symptoms were caused by my atrophy due to T

still playing fh5 on pc. i got the game pretty late (just a couple months ago) and will switch to fh6 once i think I've exhausted fh5. I'm still having a lot of fun, the festival playlist keeps me pretty busy

mostly apbt. 17 inches and 40 lbs is well within standard, especially for an adolescent female

if i had to guess, I'd say he looks more like an american bully, but i absolutely cannot say for sure. I have seen dogs that i was sure were bullies get their dna tests back as 100% apbt and vice versa. there is so much overlap between apbts, amstaffs and american bullies that it's really just a crapshoot without a dna test or a pedigree.

definitely not a staffy though, im surprised so many people are guessing that. they top out at like 35 lbs.

it is not worth buying the racing game if you do not like racing games, no.

haven't played 6 yet, but i was really bummed by how much the lucid air sapphire sucked in fh5

pit/mastiff would be my guess. 90 lbs is too big to be purebred apbt. maybe some boxer thrown in as well.

oh my god those ears 😂 definitely agree that she looks like a pit mix, not sure with what

almost impossible to tell at this age, they look way too young to be separated from their mother.

my bad, i misread. I still cant think of any herding or working breeds that fit your criteria, but since you said you're looking at sporting breeds too an american cocker would be my recommendation.

I'd steer clear of anything high energy so no pointers, setters, shepherds, border collies, etc

with all due respect, I don't know of any medium sized working breeds that only need 20 minutes of exercise a day.

looks identical to a pit/boxer we had at the shelter i used to volunteer at as a teenager