International APBT case: Italy (Florence)
Two American Pit Bull Terriers living successfully together in Italy
Dognik Bulls who now live together in Florence, Italy.
First dog: Dognik Bulls Don Carleone
The first dog, a black male named Dognik Bulls Don Carleone,
stayed with us until 15 weeks of age. During this period, he received
early socialization, daily handling and basic training foundations.
Relocation to Italy was done by air, accompanied personally,
following all standard veterinary and legal requirements for
international animal travel.
The flight lasted approximately three hours and was handled calmly.
The puppy showed no signs of stress and was met directly at the airport
by the owners. Adaptation to the new home environment was smooth from the first day.
Second dog: Dognik Bulls Carmella Carleone
About two years later, the same owners welcomed a second dog from Dognik Bulls —
a black female named Dognik Bulls Carmella Carleone.
She relocated to Italy at around 15 weeks of age by car,
with full veterinary preparation and required documentation in place.
The journey was well tolerated, and upon arrival,
she immediately joined daily walks and activities with the older dog.
Living together and temperament
Integration between the two dogs was exceptionally smooth.
The older male accepted the younger female positively from the first day.
They began walking and playing together immediately.
After a short adjustment period, they fully settled into living together,
showing relaxed and natural social behavior.
Both dogs demonstrate:
- stable and well-socialized temperament
- confidence around people
- excellent adaptability to urban life
- strong compatibility living together
Long-term trust and feedback
The owners have shared their experience publicly by leaving a
Google review for Dognik Bulls.
This reflects long-term satisfaction and trust after welcoming
two dogs from the same kennel.
Why this case matters
This real-life example highlights the importance of early socialization,
stable temperament and responsible international relocation.
Dogs that live calmly and successfully in different countries
demonstrate qualities essential for modern American Pit Bull Terriers.
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