TheHaze

If a dog is aggressive, I always suggest getting them neutered. My dog's not neutered.

+1. The Cesar Milan entire mentality works so fucking well.

That's how my dog was for a long time because the girl who raised him for his first 6 months would hit him with a shoe when he did anything wrong. He would just run while peeing, zig-zag piss everywhere. With patience and 2 years since then, he's very confident and just sits in place very firm when he's in trouble. Damn, that zig zag piss was annoying as hell to cleanup. lol

Why? Now you have to clean that up.

I love bulldogs. All the ones I've met/seen are great with kids and puppies. My dog used to do the pissing thing too when he was a puppy. He's perfect in the house now so you really just gotta keep up with the training and make sure you're being corrective rather than aggressive or anything(not even sure if you are though). Dogs ftw.

He may just be very young and hyper, then. Keep up the walks and let him explore and get comfortable and have fun, always keeping a watchful eye. The only definite advice I have is to socialize with people every chance you get. Otherwise, I wouldn't worry too much and just pay attention and keep an eye on him. By the way, is he neutered?

2 things: 1. When he drops down, is his head perked up and look very attentive? My guess is he is taking a defensive position or feels threatened. He may just not feel comfortable and/or isn't confident. You need to begin major socialization with other dogs and people. 2. The reason he jumps and acts excited is he doesn't stay active enough. Pits like exercise and need to stay active. When you come home does he jump on you and act excited? It's because he's getting his energy out that he has worked up. My dog used to be so excited towards me when i got home and would run and jump all over the place until I began bringing him out to play every day. Now when I come home he will walk to the door to greet me and just wag his tail a few times and he'll lay down to relax. You also need to stay firm and repetiive in telling him to stay down.

Hmmm, my prediction is this will be at least 1 page long.

Any interior shots? Any rust?

Just to set the scene: A raccoon enters your garage. You see him, panic and decide you must get rid of him somehow. You've decided that you're unable to get a small animal out of your garage because you fear it may bite you and that it's absolutely impossible to cover your arms/extremities because it's just....impossible for some reason. Hmmm, what can you do? I know: grab a knife, in which you still have to get as close as possible, and proceed killing and making a mess for yourself to clean up. Raccoons > j00

LOL little Johnny ftw.

So very true.

So you're saying that a raccoon is smarter than you?

Yeah really, you pwnt yourself.

Nope, he's a good guy. I seriosuly pondered buying that from him. Welcome aboard.

Did you buy that from a guy named Anthony?

What car was it?

It couldn't drive over a speedbump? As in it just couldn't get up it or it's too low?

Bruised? Pfft. "Pretenderized"

Fedex?

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I can't remember the last time I was that drunk.

I like his intensity but I think his actual fighting capability is still questionable.

240sxes can be cheap but it's getting harder and harder to find a cheaper one that's actually in good condition. Most of the ones I see that are worthy of buying are swapped with an sr20 already and aren't too bad of shape. They usually run about $3-4k. I've owned 2 and they're super reliable and super fun. I also loveeee the M3s from the '80s, although I don't know what body that is. Another possible proven track car is a Miata. Get some suspension and you're good to go.