We've had many of them....mostly VERY good dogs. Some a little hyper, need exercise. This is our current resident bulldog, Blue. He'd be a couch potato if allowed, it's a huge source of contention between Blue and my husband, Pokey.
He's good natured, not the brightest beast we've ever had. Pits tend to be dog agressive, people friendly. Blue isn't dog aggressive at all. We've had him around our cat, other dogs, and since we got him have gotten a kitten, 3 puppies and our chickens. He understands who lives here and who doesn't, because he will chase off cats other than ours.
We took him in for a girl whose husband left her and two kids with no means of support. She had to get an apartment, and shelters wouldn't take him to adopt him out. They told her that they euthanize pits rather than place them...too much liability. Took him in to keep him from having to be put down simply because he's a pit. If I can ever find a good home for him, I will rehome him. We would love to only have small dogs that we can take with us when we go somewhere.
For some reason, he is TERRIFIED of flash lights and cameras, so only have long distance pictures of him.
Kim