My cousin wants his pit to be a service dog.
 

My cousin in the US says he sees women in stores with little small dogs. He said they say it is a service dog.

My cousin wants his pit to be a service dog. How does he get that accomplished?

It was his best fighter. But it is pretty chill now, as long as nobody touches it or there are no other animals around.

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Moose is my 150lb Rottie support dog. He's been everywhere except a plane. I just wont do that.

The best is when we stayed at Encore in Vegas. The pit-bosses were a bit nervous with me walking him through the casino floor but by day 3 they were use to him.

It can be done, but it requires a lot of training and having him get use to all different situations. Ive had 3 year olds poke Moose in the eye and he didnt flinch. His biggest problem as a support dog is that he loves people too much.


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I'm assuming you are trolling, but if now, you cousin should be punched repeatedly in the face for fighting dogs.

Yes, I was doing well. But this place feels like D&D, Where I can build a character.

There's a difference between therapeutic support dogs and service dogs. The problem is, most people don't realize it.