Trying to find a good boarding facility for my dogs and the most reputable one I've found does not accept pit bulls or mixed breeds that are "too much" pit bull, even if the facility is outside Denver county. The manager of the boarding/doggie daycare immediately asked what breed one of our dogs is when we arrived for our trial play date. We told him that he's a mixed breed and classified as a "Great Dane mix" and cleared by Denver county animal control. We were told that ultimately, it was under the discretion of the owner if Hank would be able to stay or not. His play date went well, and he's welcome back for now... the owner wasn't in so there's a chance we could be told he's not allowed back when the owner finally does see him.
We adopted Hank about a year ago and I've never thought he was a pit... I mean, he's a mutt so there's a huge chance he may have some in him, but it's hard to tell how much. He's tall, lanky, lean, and weighs 80 lbs. I was always under the impression that pit bulls are more compact (50-60 lbs) and more muscular/stocky.
Any ideas of what he could be??? Really, I just need some reassurance!



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Everybody is entitled to their opinion but I still think he's pit.


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