Le bf brought me to a party. I found a pit in one of the bedrooms, needless to say I am spending the rest of the night with her
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Can We Help You Keep Your Pet? →
wonderpuppy.net
Great resource for rescues to help potential owner surrenders find ways to keep their pets. Includes possible solutions for problems from behavior and house training, moving, kids, and lack of time for the pet.
I'm basically a doggie dentist.
Just scraped all of the plaque off of Wilson’s teeth and thoroughly brushed them. Best dog ever, just sat there and took it.
Spending the holiday weekend with three dogs and no other humans. Totally fine with this.
If you want to help animals, donate locally. →
nathanwinograd.com
This is what you support when you give to big name animal “rescues.” Please, if you’re going to give your time or money, give it to local rescues.
Hey, I know you work in rescue in the detroit area. My pittie just bit my daughter and I cannot keep her. Are you aware of anyone willing to take in an aggressive dog?
Take her to any shelter and they’ll euthanize her immediately. Try a local rescue, but you might be hard pressed to find one with available fosters. Winter is rough on us.
Home Fur-Ever- (313)897-4931
Safari- (734)666-0116
Almost Home- (248)200-2695
Buster Foundation- (734)252-8009
Although training is generally more effective than just getting rid of a dog.
doctom666 replied to your photoset: play!
my poor LEXI (a #100 female red nose pit bull) plays like the black dog and a lot of folks think she is trying to kill their dog…sigh!!!
I hear ya! One of the main reasons we formed our own little play group (the wolf pack, we call it) is that our dogs play ROUGH. We always joke that the people passing by probably think we run a dog fighting ring, especially when Goofy (the black dog) and Ginger (a stocky black lab) get into it- they sound ferocious! Whenever we go to the local doggie day care’s play group, all of the little dog owners get scared and leave. Some people just don’t understand how dogs play, and when bully breeds are involved, people let their prejudice take over.
