That is him in my picture..he is a big baby !!!

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I got a few positive Pit Bull stories for you:

When Pit Bulls enjoyed being the nation’s most popular dog during the W.W.I era, there were no problems with vicious Pit Bull attacks. Pit Bulls were not banned anywhere.
America’s first war dog was a Pit Bull named Stubby who earned several medals and the rank of sergeant for his service in W.W.I. He received a hero’s welcome and was even honored at the White House. He inspired the U.S. Military K-9 Corps. He also went on to become Georgetown University’s mascot

It was about -40 C and Noella Mitchell lay helpless on the handicap ramp leading up to her home. She’d soon be staring into the eyes of a pit bull and thinking she was about to die. The 42-year-old woman, who has Graves’ disease, which causes muscular weakness, wasn’t able to get up.

Her cries for help went unheard, except by Cloe, her son’s friend’s pit bull, which somehow got out of the house.

"When I saw her I thought I was dead," said Mitchell.

But to Mitchell’s surprise, Cloe began licking her face and trying to bring attention to her fall. "She sat there beside me, howling and barking."

At one point the desperate dog tried to pull Mitchell inside. Finally, her son’s friend came home.

Ontario has become the first province to ban pit bulls. And Mitchell said she used to lock up the dog, but "I will never lock her up again."

Current pit bull owners will be able to keep their dogs as long as they’re neutered, and muzzled and leashed outside.

WEELA

The Ken-L-Ration Dog Hero of 1993 was a Pit Bull named Weela. She saved 30 people, 29 dogs, 13 horses and a cat during a flood in Southern California. When Reader’s Digest published the story, they absolutely REFUSED to print that Weela was a Pit Bull. This same heroic dog saved her owner’s son from a rattlesnake.

POPSICLE

He’s a little ball of fire" says U.S. Customs officer J.J. Trevino of Popsicle (Receiving a significant Seizure medal in March)

During an arrest two years ago, Buffalo policeman Ron Clark, Jr. opened an abandoned freezer on a known drug dealer’s back porch and found a bulging black garbage bag. "I poked my flashlight at it," he recalls, "and it started moving. My worst fear was that it was a baby."
In fact, it was a puppy, a pit bull who would be known as Popsicle and — in a lovely ironic twist– would gain fame for sniffing out the kind of bad guy that nearly killed him.

One year ago, Popsicle helped the feds seize 3,075 pounds of cocaine from a pineapple-laden truck at the Mexican border-the biggest drug bust ever at the Hidalgo, Texas, port of entry. "It’s astounding the obstacles this dog has overcome," says US Customs Service Commissioner Raymond W. Kelley.

Those are just few stories that can be found online but good luck ever seeing them on television. Pit Bulls are wonderful dogs who have so much heart. Only if people could see them that way.
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For more stories like this go to:
http://www.defend-a-bull.com/positivelypit.html