Hey there! The best thing to do is to take your new baby to a quiet public setting such as a walk for a few days to get a feel of how your pibble will act in a new situation. First thing many people don't know about the breed is in thier history, the breed wasn't allowed to bite any person or it was considered a bad trait and the animal was put down. Most attacks are from the owners not being responsible, abuse, or it's not even really a pit but a look alike. Make sure you get a good feel of what your baby is comfortable with before introduction but if you are calm, it will help both of you alot. I suggest doing a little homework on your breed. :) I have had pits for many years and it is honestly the best breed of dog I have ever had. My boy and girl pit (not for breeding) get along fine with my children of 3 and 5 yrs and Ive had my girl pit since my kids were born. As a responsible pit owner, never trust your dog to run free unless in your yard. Introductions for the first time should be kept short to give the dog the chance to recover form the stress of meeting new people. Although the origional american pitbull terriers were bred not to bite people they do have a disposition to chew up other animals. It will help your introduction to know your dogs history and to know a lil more about what you will be required to do as a responsabile pit owner. good luck with the best breed you may ever own! If you like I can direct you to story and history pages :read2:
