That doesn’t mean that the Labrabull will change the Pit Bull’s reputation, however, and you should know that adopting a Labrabull could leave you vulnerable to all the breed-specific discrimination that Pibbles face. When properly trained and socialized, these dogs can get along with just about anyone. You still need to introduce these dogs to as many new places and situations as you can, all while rewarding them for staying calm and friendly. That doesn’t mean that you can skimp on socialization, however. Both are active, and both love nothing more than to curl up next to you and soak up affection. Of course, neither characterization is fair to the dog, and the two parent breeds actually have much in common. After all, one has a reputation for being a loving pet, while the other is often demonized as a monster. If you’re not familiar with either breed, it may be difficult to imagine two dogs more dissimilar than the Labrador Retriever and the Pit Bull. Given the fact that the breed is relatively new, there’s still a great deal of volatility in terms of which parent breed they’ll take after, and you may end up with a dog who’s most Pit Bull when you expected more Labrador (or vice versa). That’s not to say that they’re perfect or that everyone should own them. This is supposed to be a “best of both worlds” kind of dog, and they’re a great choice for owners who want a friendly dog who can nevertheless offer protection if things get hairy. The Labrabull, on the other hand, was created to smooth over issues in both its parent breeds, the Labrador and the American Pit Bull. Sometimes it’s to give allergy sufferers the opportunity to enjoy pet ownership, as with the Labradoodle, and sometimes it’s to alleviate health issues in the breed, as with the Old English Bulldog. Protective, loving, loyal, energetic, fun-loving, affectionateĭesigner dog breeds are created for different reasons. Black, gray, brown, cream, brindle, fawn, silverĪctive families, experienced owners, those looking for a friendly guard dog
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