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**actifadepette** · 10-10-2009, 10:47 AM

I think EVERYONE with a dog that looks REMOTELY like a "pitbull" should be on this forum learning how to stop BSL...it will not happen but yea they should be on here and learning a thing or two

I have been lurking and learning for weeks now and finally feel compelled to post. I have been fostering a pit-mix (spayed) for the past 3 months, and came here to learn. Everyone here has contributed so much to helping me know how to best care for this dog. I don't know or care about "razor" vs "rednose" APBT vs Ambully. I know I have a dog that when everyone looks at her, they see a pit bull. What I needed to know was how to raise her right, keep her safe, keep my others dogs and cats safe. And while she is pure mutt, and has scars from her previous life, she has all the characteristics that you all talk about. She is smart, energetic, needs physical and mental stimulation and gives so much love and loyalty. Every one of you provide an amazing wealth of knowlege and have done so very much to help me. I cannot thank all of you enough for all you have done for me and my foster. Keep up the good works!
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yes, thank you for finally posting, and if you find a good home for here that is not your own, make sure the owners come on by so they can be led the right path for her...oo and Welcome to the forum hehe

(kinda sleepy here)

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I have been lurking and learning for weeks now and finally feel compelled to post. I have been fostering a pit-mix (spayed) for the past 3 months, and came here to learn. Everyone here has contributed so much to helping me know how to best care for this dog. I don't know or care about "razor" vs "rednose" APBT vs Ambully. I know I have a dog that when everyone looks at her, they see a pit bull. What I needed to know was how to raise her right, keep her safe, keep my others dogs and cats safe. And while she is pure mutt, and has scars from her previous life, she has all the characteristics that you all talk about. She is smart, energetic, needs physical and mental stimulation and gives so much love and loyalty. Every one of you provide an amazing wealth of knowlege and have done so very much to help me. I cannot thank all of you enough for all you have done for me and my foster. Keep up the good works!
Thank you[/quote]

there it did not qote you last time that should do it

10-10-2009, 10:47 AM	#15
actifadepette Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 438 Senior Member	I think EVERYONE with a dog that looks REMOTELY like a "pitbull" should be on this forum learning how to stop BSL...it will not happen but yea they should be on here and learning a thing or two I have been lurking and learning for weeks now and finally feel compelled to post. I have been fostering a pit-mix (spayed) for the past 3 months, and came here to learn. Everyone here has contributed so much to helping me know how to best care for this dog. I don't know or care about "razor" vs "rednose" APBT vs Ambully. I know I have a dog that when everyone looks at her, they see a pit bull. What I needed to know was how to raise her right, keep her safe, keep my others dogs and cats safe. And while she is pure mutt, and has scars from her previous life, she has all the characteristics that you all talk about. She is smart, energetic, needs physical and mental stimulation and gives so much love and loyalty. Every one of you provide an amazing wealth of knowlege and have done so very much to help me. I cannot thank all of you enough for all you have done for me and my foster. Keep up the good works! Thank you[/quote] yes, thank you for finally posting, and if you find a good home for here that is not your own, make sure the owners come on by so they can be led the right path for her...oo and Welcome to the forum hehe (kinda sleepy here) ---------- Post added at 04:47 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:46 AM ---------- [/quote] I have been lurking and learning for weeks now and finally feel compelled to post. I have been fostering a pit-mix (spayed) for the past 3 months, and came here to learn. Everyone here has contributed so much to helping me know how to best care for this dog. I don't know or care about "razor" vs "rednose" APBT vs Ambully. I know I have a dog that when everyone looks at her, they see a pit bull. What I needed to know was how to raise her right, keep her safe, keep my others dogs and cats safe. And while she is pure mutt, and has scars from her previous life, she has all the characteristics that you all talk about. She is smart, energetic, needs physical and mental stimulation and gives so much love and loyalty. Every one of you provide an amazing wealth of knowlege and have done so very much to help me. I cannot thank all of you enough for all you have done for me and my foster. Keep up the good works! Thank you[/quote] there it did not qote you last time that should do it
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