We may have a new addition to the household....

[caseysmom]

Maybe I'm the only one who took effence to this but give me a break..she's a puppy!
Look how happy she is in the pictures as well, oh ya a real killer.

Your not the only one. There are pitties on here that I love and yes it does offend me.

[Karen]

Hey, folks, calm down! Read the first post again! The biggest problem was not Rachel being wary, but that Anna - queen bee of the dogs in the house - has pretty much decreed there will be no third dog.

They did give the pup a chance, but for everyone's safety and sanity - including the puppy, regardless of breed, a full-grown dog like Anna CAN inflict major damage if she felt the pup had "gone too far" and it only takes a second - for everyone's safety, they did the right thing, and didn't keep the pup. They now know that Anna has decreed it's a two-dog family, and will be likely sticking to that, to keep the peace.

So calm down, folks, it's not that Rachel is anti-pitty, I'm sure she would have been wary of any 6-month-old rambunctious monster - a.k.a. most 6-month-old pups - it's that Anna is anti-third-dog!

Rachel, the pup is a beauty, thanks for the pictures - what a grin she has! I hope she finds a good home.

[caseysmom]

Karen, I actually read it several times and still see it differently. I am not mad or angry with Rachel though I think she is a very nice young lady I just think it sad that people feel that way. She definetely said she did not want a pittie in the house and it scared her.

I certainly don't think Rachel should stay away from PT for this

[Kfamr]

Good luck sweet Pittie pup, may you find someone with an understanding, accepting heart.

I did not want a pit bull in this house or have my brother own her. No offense, but I was nervous the entire time. I just didn't trust her for some reason, even only at 6 months old.

It is sad that this mindset is still alive. Especially in someone who owns a Husky, a breed that is often on the BSL list right under Pit Bulls.

[BC_MoM]

You all need to back off. If you are offended by it, maybe you need to stop being so sensitive. Have respect for those who are nervous around the breed, don't belittle them for it.

Seriously.

She definetely said she did not want a pittie in the house and it scared her.

I don't think she will deny saying it... What is wrong with her not wanting a Pittie in the house?

[caseysmom]

This is a discussion. I just find it offensive to come on a site where there a a lot of pittie moms and dads and say these things, I have a right to my opinion also and would never tell anyone to back off.

[BC_MoM]

Stop taking things so personally. That is what everyone's problem is.