Quote Originally Posted by Gooseman View Post
Yea I understand. Which is why I have doubts that one could really change that aspect about her. But she's cone so far with training to change how she interacts with the world around her with positive results. Now after a year and a half of work she's finally really playing, I wonder if there's now a way to put a check on how rough she gets without making her think I'm punishing her for playing at all.
She is a pitbull through and through . That intense concentration on killing the toy is always going to be strong with her.

I think instead of reinforcing her natural drive to kill and shred and tug on a rope toy, put her energy towards retrieving or other doggy stuff, (even though she may not give a rats arse if you throw something and expect her to retrieve it. )

I believe if she uses her energy in other activities daily, and it's made explicitly clear about the attitude of a pit bull, she would be able to be rehomed with an experienced and willing pit owner.