As a newbie myself, I appreciate everyone's passion and dedication to educating as many people as possible on the plight of these wonderful dogs. I just hope we can go about it in a little friendlier manner.
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I don't understand the snotty undertones in some of these replies when one introduces ones self and says he has bred his dog. Why are people jumping on this person and sarcastically asking to see scores? Leslie, a regulator, has TACTFULLY mentioned that this board is primarily anti-breeding, and those that have been are usually titled, health tested, etc. Like Leslie, why not just ask someone (especially a new person) NICELY why he chose to breed instead of adopt?
As a newbie myself, I appreciate everyone's passion and dedication to educating as many people as possible on the plight of these wonderful dogs. I just hope we can go about it in a little friendlier manner.
As a newbie myself, I appreciate everyone's passion and dedication to educating as many people as possible on the plight of these wonderful dogs. I just hope we can go about it in a little friendlier manner.
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Nicki wrote:I don't understand the snotty undertones in some of these replies when one introduces ones self and says he has bred his dog. Why are people jumping on this person and sarcastically asking to see scores? Leslie, a regulator, has TACTFULLY mentioned that this board is primarily anti-breeding, and those that have been are usually titled, health tested, etc. Like Leslie, why not just ask someone (especially a new person) NICELY why he chose to breed instead of adopt?
As a newbie myself, I appreciate everyone's passion and dedication to educating as many people as possible on the plight of these wonderful dogs. I just hope we can go about it in a little friendlier manner.
hmm, i really didn't mean antyhing snotty. i was genuinely wondering.
Didn't scare me off, I go to school full time so I've been busy writing papers and doing presentations. Not enough time to get here everyday.
Like I said, I have taken in a few rescues. But the last one that me and my old roomate took in had to be put down cause he attacked our other pit. That there kind of turned me off a bit. I think people that rescue these dogs are great and helpful. It just has to work into a house hold in a certain way though.
Yes I did mean typical.
I didn't spend as much as one might think on those dogs. I may have my female fixed, as she's getting older and I don't want to see any help problems in her future. I breed her because I wanted too and there was a demand for her pups. She is from two prominent dogs in my area with good backgrounds. I was approached and felt like I wanted to do it. I've also looked into possible opening a kennels rescue service of sorts. ot so much rescue, but secondary home until they can be adopted. This way they wouldn't need to be put down, if they didn't find a home right away. But that is secondary as I think people are skittish to rescues. Not everyone can be as open minded as people that already own this breed of dog.
Like I said, I have taken in a few rescues. But the last one that me and my old roomate took in had to be put down cause he attacked our other pit. That there kind of turned me off a bit. I think people that rescue these dogs are great and helpful. It just has to work into a house hold in a certain way though.
Yes I did mean typical.
I didn't spend as much as one might think on those dogs. I may have my female fixed, as she's getting older and I don't want to see any help problems in her future. I breed her because I wanted too and there was a demand for her pups. She is from two prominent dogs in my area with good backgrounds. I was approached and felt like I wanted to do it. I've also looked into possible opening a kennels rescue service of sorts. ot so much rescue, but secondary home until they can be adopted. This way they wouldn't need to be put down, if they didn't find a home right away. But that is secondary as I think people are skittish to rescues. Not everyone can be as open minded as people that already own this breed of dog.
Clayton4 wrote: But the last one that me and my old roomate took in had to be put down cause he attacked our other pit. That there kind of turned me off a bit. .
There is a very good chance that ANY pit would do the same thing. Many people on this board have 2+ pits that can't be in the same room because they're so dog agressive. It's a trait that has been bred in these dogs for many years. Though you can manage it dog agression is a fact of life with these breeds and you can't necessarily socialize or train it out of them. And from what i understand it's more likely to occur to some degree than to not. Just don't want you to be surprised if/when it happens again with your other dogs.
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Like I said, I have taken in a few rescues. But the last one that me and my old roomate took in had to be put down cause he attacked our other pit. That there kind of turned me off a bit.
You put a Pit Bull down because it got in a fight with another dog? And you somehow think this was because he was a rescue dog?
Did you not read what I wrote!
I got the dog from the pound, it tore my roomates pits throat open. When we took it to the vet we told them that we just got a rescue dog a few days ago and this just happend. They told us to report it or they would. So I went to the pound and explained what had happend. They came and got the dog and then quarentend(sp) him for a few days. I tried to get him back out and have a friend take him. They said no and put him down. Don't come at me like it was something that I wanted to do. Now I do understand the snotty undertones. Not ever rescue can be a success. This isn't the first "pit" I've rescued or the first time I've been around them. Why does everyone her seem like there way is the right and only way to do something. I come here for info on how to make my dogs days better and i feel like I get attitude. Why is this?
I got the dog from the pound, it tore my roomates pits throat open. When we took it to the vet we told them that we just got a rescue dog a few days ago and this just happend. They told us to report it or they would. So I went to the pound and explained what had happend. They came and got the dog and then quarentend(sp) him for a few days. I tried to get him back out and have a friend take him. They said no and put him down. Don't come at me like it was something that I wanted to do. Now I do understand the snotty undertones. Not ever rescue can be a success. This isn't the first "pit" I've rescued or the first time I've been around them. Why does everyone her seem like there way is the right and only way to do something. I come here for info on how to make my dogs days better and i feel like I get attitude. Why is this?
IMO...people here LOVE their pups so when we here of a pup getting put down it always upsets us...we wouldnt want death to be a solution to the problem..but I think my friend kingsgurl didnt read the part about it being out of youre control...I dont think kingsgurl was trying to be "snotty" just protective over the breed...dont take it the wrong way... 
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