beautiful pitbull puppy may need a home

[frosti108]

everything is taken care of with the puppy. neutered chipped, and shots and all...
he is the best dog ive ever met. not obnoxiously loud, awesome personality, loves to play, hes almost fully house trained. im pretty sure he was originally from a breeder of some sort, with papers and all.. but you would have to speak with the owner about that. not mean at all. you can grab his food while he's eating, you can grab his paws, hes just the nicest dog in the world. his current owner isnt really a dog person and really doesnt have enough time to take the best care of him. so he is trying to get rid of him. . if anyone is seriously looking for a great companion, let me know. please have the time to spend with him and atleast a nice backyard for him to play in.

oh yea. he currently lives in bridgeport. dogs this perfect are seriously rare

[frosti108]

attachments woudlnt work in the 1st post, but here they are

[JBWRX06]

is there a price?

[Oakes]

If i didnt have a 110lb, 100% pure bred German Shepard taking up the almost acre of yard, i would seriously consider. He looks like an awesome dog.

Ive heard nothing but good things about dogs that came from breeders, mine did and shes one of the most good hearted dogs ive met.

Someone give him a good home

[cmr076]

Originally Posted by Nick'06

If i didnt have a 110lb, 100% pure bred German Shepard taking up the almost acre of yard, i would seriously consider. He looks like an awesome dog.

Ive heard nothing but good things about dogs that came from breeders, mine did and shes one of the most good hearted dogs ive met.

Someone give him a good home

thats funny, i have a yorkie from a breeder now and he is nowhere near as nice as almost all of the dogs i foster from PACCA, or any of the dogs i have adopted... i dont think where they came from means as much as how they are raised/cared for.

[Oakes]

Originally Posted by cmr076

thats funny, i have a yorkie from a breeder now and he is nowhere near as nice as almost all of the dogs i foster from PACCA, or any of the dogs i have adopted... i dont think where they came from means as much as how they are raised/cared for.

I agree with you, just for the most part breeders raise and tame dogs pretty well, not all of them are gonna be perfect. SPCA dogs just have a higher chance of having a temper/not being trained due to neglect or abuse possibly from their previous owners. However, as with anything, not all of them are good or bad from either.

[Willdue]

Someone please give this dog a good home. And dont let the pit stereo types make up your mind.

[frosti108]

i dont think they are trying to get any money for the dog...

but yea, this dog goes against any negative stereotype you've ever heard of pit bulls


oh yea hes about a year old and his name is marley



..and he is great with their cat. also is great with other dogs

[Willdue]

I wish I was had the room for another dog, id be there taken him home now.

[timp]

hmm. I'm actually thinking about it, except then my rent would jump a lot and I'd have to put in a large pet deposit and at the moment I've got no money for any of that... in fact, at the moment I'm barely able to feed myself.

God I hate when they chip pets... but I wouldn't hold it against the dog coming from a previous owner...

[ASIAN JUL]

Originally Posted by timp

hmm. I'm actually thinking about it, except then my rent would jump a lot and I'd have to put in a large pet deposit and at the moment I've got no money for any of that... in fact, at the moment I'm barely able to feed myself.

God I hate when they chip pets... but I wouldn't hold it against the dog coming from a previous owner...

Why do you hate when dogs get microchipped?


And if I didn't have 6 doggies living under my roof, I would take this dog in a heartbeat. He is SOO cute! Someone please take him under your wing!!

[timp]

Originally Posted by MyCarIsFTL

Why do you hate when dogs get microchipped?

this is getting off topic, but since i was asked...

Because it's only a matter of time before they start doing the same to humans... in fact there are companies in Europe who are working on it, and there are even companies in the US that implant chips under their employees' skin so they can just wave their hand over sensors to clock in/out and open doors (and these chips have information about their employee level, so depending what your level is, you may or may not be blocked from opening certain doors).

I'm a big advocate for personal privacy, which the folks in washington are taking away more and more every day.

It's the same reason I will never EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEVER own a car that has OnStar or Lowjack, etc. etc. etc.

"They who would give up an essential liberty for temporary security, deserve neither liberty or security" -Ben Franklin

[WRXD]

Originally Posted by timp

this is getting off topic, but since i was asked...

Because it's only a matter of time before they start doing the same to humans... in fact there are companies in Europe who are working on it, and there are even companies in the US that implant chips under their employees' skin so they can just wave their hand over sensors to clock in/out and open doors (and these chips have information about their employee level, so depending what your level is, you may or may not be blocked from opening certain doors).

I'm a big advocate for personal privacy, which the folks in washington are taking away more and more every day.

It's the same reason I will never EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEVER own a car that has OnStar or Lowjack, etc. etc. etc.

"They who would give up an essential liberty for temporary security, deserve neither liberty or security" -Ben Franklin

Do you own a cell phone or go on the internet? If so someone is already invading your personal privacy.

In Pennsylvania (or maybe its just Chester County) to get your dog permanently licensed you have to either get it chipped or tattooed.

[timp]

Originally Posted by WRXD

Do you own a cell phone or go on the internet? If so someone is already invading your personal privacy.

yeah, I'm aware. I'm just saying it's going to get worse before it gets better.

[ASIAN JUL]

Originally Posted by timp

this is getting off topic, but since i was asked...

Because it's only a matter of time before they start doing the same to humans... in fact there are companies in Europe who are working on it, and there are even companies in the US that implant chips under their employees' skin so they can just wave their hand over sensors to clock in/out and open doors (and these chips have information about their employee level, so depending what your level is, you may or may not be blocked from opening certain doors).

I'm a big advocate for personal privacy, which the folks in washington are taking away more and more every day.

It's the same reason I will never EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEVER own a car that has OnStar or Lowjack, etc. etc. etc.

"They who would give up an essential liberty for temporary security, deserve neither liberty or security" -Ben Franklin

Well until they start doing it to humans I consider microchipping an excellent way to return lost dogs to their rightful owners, verifying ownership when people try to steal dogs, etc.

[outlawzxblizz99]

i might be interested. i love pits. i already have a rednose pit and a husky/pit mix. i have a big backyard for them and have a lot of experience with pits.

[BustedUjoint]

a husky/pit mix?! You have any pics of him/her? Maybe when my wife wakes up I can convince her that our current Pit needs a companion! But i doubt it, I will ask around and see if anyone is looking! Pit's are fantastic, my girl now will just lick your face off. not a bad bone in her body.

[JBWRX06]

my house has 3 bulldogs cant happen 3 are enough

[Willdue]

Bump on this.

[HatchSurfer3]

ohhhh i want it so bad, i dunno how my parents would feel bout this tho, we just got a mastiff puppy. but we have 2 acres and my other puppy could use a buddy