Steph-n-Wolf wrote:I was going to post this earlier.... and I think that I am going to go ahead and follow through and do it now:
Pit Bull experienced homes are hard to find. Great responsible people are hard to find. Great, responsible, Pit Bull experienced homes that are willing and able to help are VERY hard to find. We have done rescue for quite a while and I say these things with confidence and sadness....
Please reconsider pitbullpride's offer to help. There is a network that is willing to help transport. You may be doing one of these pups a huge favor by letting pitbullpride help get it into a responsible forever home.
Also, please think about having the pups spayed/neutered BEFORE putting them into homes... this is a very responsible thing to do and I commend you greatly if you chose to do so.
Thank you for trying to do the right thing.
I am a pitbull experienced home. I have had my male for 3 years. I am NOT however a
multiple pitbull experienced home.
We have been through quite a lot with my dog. I have had to learn the hard way about seperating him from other dogs and about watching him in certain situations. They are great dogs though and totally worth the effort.
I have 10 acres of land so having room to run and play with them is not an issue while caring for them. They are getting a lot of exercize and a lot of attention. I take one at a time with me in the car whenever I go somewhere, we rotate, a different pup each time. I am trying to socialize them with all different types of people so that later they will not be too weary of strangers.
It is a full time job. I have had to build little play yards for them, have even had to break up one puppy fight already and basically spend 24 hours a day with them. I have plans to build them nice strong and escape proof outside play yards, (if they can't get along then I can let them play seperately (no
not unsupervised

) other than the little temporary one that I have now.
They can't really have run of the house yet because they want to chew everything up LOL and also because they aren't too good about going potty outside yet. We spend most of our time out in the yard, I even set up my pic nic table right next to their yard so that I can sit outside while they play. They come in at nap time and at night to sleep in the crates I have right now . Is it normal to be that paranoid about puppies? I can't take my eyes off them!
I'm reading and learning as much as I can. I know that there are pits out there who need you all more than these right now, at least in the way of fostering. Yes, they do need forever homes and I do want that for them. I guess I'd just like to leave all of you free to foster the doggies who really have no one at all. Right now these guys are okay with me.
I really just want to get advice on making a good contract, how I should word it, what things I should look for when considering someone for them. Most of all if there is anyone in my area who may have a list of people looking or if there is an organization here who helps place pups wiith good homes.
It was my fault that this happened, I should have been more careful about my dog. The circumstances for the breeding could have and should have been avoided but you know what they say about hind sight. To sum it up, I don't want to push something off on you that I created. I want to see this through and do the right thing for these beautiful puppies.
I'm also fully prepared to keep them if that is what it comes to. If it's either me or someone stupid and primitive that will hurt or neglect them then it's going to be me.
Thank you so much for your offer and again if it gets to be too much I know where to find you. Just having you all here is a huge relief. I still can't believe it took me this long to find this forum!
Oh and I do plan to neuter them before they go.