Pitbull to good home

Timmy13091
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Anyone need a pupp both parents are my dogs pure bred free to a good home will even think about making travel arrangements for the right home hate to see her go just can't do it

She's 6 months

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Adorable puppy, I know a girl who has one that looks very similar. Good luck finding her a home, I'm sure she'll make a great addition to someone's family. I'd be interested if you were closer.

Although, unfortunately, I had to shoot & kill 3 Pit Bulls a few weeks ago. My grandmother called late one night saying she thought there were wolves in the pasture. My grandfather was out of town so I rushed over with the Colt 1911 .45 & Remington .30/06. When I got there they had already killed a week old calf & were trying to attack the mother. I'm a huge animal lover, but I had no choice. Unfortunate situation.

They had collars & tags, too. I called the sheriff's office the next day & went with a deputy to return the dogs. Owner's were very ignorant & asinine. What kind of idiot makes death threats in front of a cop? Sorry your pets had to be put down but that isn't my fault. Needless to say my father or myself has spent the night at my grandparents, who are in their mid 70's, every night since.

Anyways, I hope you find your puppy a loving & caring home.

 
Check the OP, the parents are pure breeds
Yeah... and? Lol just because something is pure bred doesn't mean you should breed it... have you ever been to a shelter? There are a LOT of pure bred pit bulls in there... Unless they are extremely well bred with well-known lines or a performance record, they definitely shouldn't be bred... just adds to the huge unwanted pit bull problem and contributes to their bad rep.

 
Yeah... and? Lol just because something is pure bred doesn't mean you should breed it... have you ever been to a shelter? There are a LOT of pure bred pit bulls in there... Unless they are extremely well bred with well-known lines or a performance record, they definitely shouldn't be bred... just adds to the huge unwanted pit bull problem and contributes to their bad rep.
I'm 120 percent with you on breeding is retarted there's to many dogs ... But the female I got was set to be spayed they just got to it to quick I couldn't do anything about it .. She is spayed now tho ... They had a litter 5 boys 5 girls I found homes kept one for a family member he changed his mind I got attached etc... I have a 17 month old she's great with and mean to nobody she is the sweetest dog around ... A wuss Pitbull lol... I live in a small apartment I just can't have three dogs it's to much

 
Yeah... and? Lol just because something is pure bred doesn't mean you should breed it... have you ever been to a shelter? There are a LOT of pure bred pit bulls in there... Unless they are extremely well bred with well-known lines or a performance record, they definitely shouldn't be bred... just adds to the huge unwanted pit bull problem and contributes to their bad rep.
While thats semi true, sometimes its the opposite. I would take a non pure bred before a 100% pure bred. I believe pure bred dogs have alot of problems that come along with that..hip and joint deterioration, heart/stomache issues, skin sensitivity and allergies.

Anyways, I think it depends on the area.. usually pitbulls are the first to go, they are a highly sought after breed here. Alot of pitbull owners however are usually extremely irresponsible and not capable of handling and training a large strong animal.

I'm 120 percent with you on breeding is retarted there's to many dogs ... But the female I got was set to be spayed they just got to it to quick I couldn't do anything about it .. She is spayed now tho ... They had a litter 5 boys 5 girls I found homes kept one for a family member he changed his mind I got attached etc... I have a 17 month old she's great with and mean to nobody she is the sweetest dog around ... A wuss Pitbull lol... I live in a small apartment I just can't have three dogs it's to much
A tip on finding good owners is list an ad somewhere for a price. 100, 200, 300$ "adoption fee" and then if you get some interested people that are serious just dont charge them for it.

 
While thats semi true, sometimes its the opposite. I would take a non pure bred before a 100% pure bred. I believe pure bred dogs have alot of problems that come along with that..hip and joint deterioration, heart/stomache issues, skin sensitivity and allergies.
Anyways, I think it depends on the area.. usually pitbulls are the first to go, they are a highly sought after breed here. Alot of pitbull owners however are usually extremely irresponsible and not capable of handling and training a large strong animal.

A tip on finding good owners is list an ad somewhere for a price. 100, 200, 300$ "adoption fee" and then if you get some interested people that are serious just dont charge them for it.
I just would be at ease if I didn't have to go through CL around here to many shade bags

 
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