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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have 3 kids, the youngest was 8 months old when we wanted to get a dog. I visited the shelter many times. (Fairfax Co on West Ox Rd) I rarely saw a dog that wasn't a pit bull or a pit mix. One time I saw they had puppies (unclear about the breed), and all the puppies were adopted immediately. I think the rescues come and take all the non-pit dogs as soon as they come in. The only dogs that weren't pit usually elderly or had behavioral issues and couldn't be around small children. So I found a breeder. I wanted a young dog that would grow up with our kids knowing it's place in the pack order, and that's what we got. A loving, sweet dog that was super easy to train and can be trusted around any child.[/quote] Wow. You checked ONE shelter. There are so many more options. [/quote] Yeah, I checked one shelter, multiple times. I'm not going to be driving all across the DMV checking shelters. You can try to make me feel bad, but I have nothing to feel bad about.[/quote] I’m not trying to make you feel bad, but own it that you wanted to go to a breeder because you don’t give a shit. Don’t tell us how you went to a shelter and couldn’t find a good fit and that justifies it. You could have checked Petfinder or dozens of rescues that don’t require you to “drive all across the DMV”. [b]BTW, no dog can be trusted “around any child”. [/b]Such an ignorant statement. They are still animals. [/quote] If you listen to pit bull advocates, you would know that pit bulls are "nanny dogs" designed and bred to watch small children and babies, even when adults aren't around. :roll: That stupidity is why people don't want rescue dogs.[/quote]
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