Posted: 5/8/2004 7:59:31 PM EDT
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Looks (and sounds) like a fine dog. Why don't you go ahead and keep her? Seriously. I've seen dogs that had been passed around from one home to another, and believe me, it's tough on the dog. They bond with you, and when you send them off somewhere else, it really screws with them. I'm the third owner of my dog. There will NEVER be a fourth, because I don't want to have to put her through that again, and also, this is a dog I'd never want to give up. She's magnificent company. When I got her (from my brother....divorce situation and the dog had to go), I spent a lot of time with her, doing my best to ensure she adapts well and enjoys my company. She has a very happy personality, but still, I can see that the change upset her for a while. Fortunately, my brother visits frequently so that bond is solid. Keep that nice dog...for the dog's sake. CJ |
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Very much like being exiled from the pack and having to be accepted into another one. Doggie psychology 101. |
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But that is an EVIL PIT BULL, how dare you try to poison another family with one of those demon dogs. They are just killing machines. the HORROR... sure she looks cute but she will transform herself into a kiddie killing kitty munching TERRORIST!!!!!!!!!! cute dog hope you find her a good home, and her new owners don't suffer from stupid neighbors |
The current term is "Assault Dog" ![]() Please let us know what happens. I asked the wife if she would drive to TX to get her, but she wasn't receptive. |
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Good for you on not giving her off to a possibly bad situation. Dog fighters should be baited and thrown to some dogs. I'd say keep her. Since she's not showing any aggression to your other animales she was properly socialized which is hard to find for the breed, especially when it was a stray. In her eyes you are an alpha who came to her aid and accepted her into you pack at her time of need. Another (move/seperation) exile will be tramatic for her. She's already shy now, it could get worse with another move since she's would wonder what is wrong with her. If you do end up giving her away make sure it's to someone who understands the breed and will work on her shyness. |

