by sweetashoneypits
Jun 13, 2005 3:44 PM · 1103 views · 121.3 k · 751 x 609
born 12/20/04 and all except one we kept went to new homes Valentines Day. 3 went to co-workers and 2 went to people who work at my vet so i get to see them all of the time.
OMG the lil ones in the bottom left and right corners are sooooo adorable, awww look at those faces.
What lines are they?
sweetashoneypits
Jul 5, 2005 12:04 PM
Thanks they come from Jocko and Colby dogs. We are very proud of this litter. But we only bred because we had so many close friends that wanted them before hand. We kept the little girl bottom left. I hope to post her recent pics soon you wont believe your eyes!
furangel
Jul 5, 2005 9:17 PM
Rating: 5/5
Is that the ONLY reason you bred this litter? They are adorable puppies but I hope they were bred with intentions of improving the breed not just putting more pet quality pits in the overpopulated dog world.
grOOvyGaL
Jul 6, 2005 12:20 AM
Can't wait for those pics :), did you do any health testing?
If your friends wanted a pup you should have showed them the way to the shelter where there's plenty to choose from.
sweetashoneypits
Jul 6, 2005 5:35 PM
I forgot that to post pics, comments or replies on here you have to explain any or all of the above in an essay. Quick simple answers just wont do. Is it not possible to enjoy peoples pics and not over analyze? I have a great love for this breed and i dont breed dogs for profit or any other slack reason.
furangel
Jul 15, 2005 10:13 PM
Rating: 5/5
As a rescuer of this wonderful breed, when I see a litter of precious puppies bred for any other reason than to improve the breed, I don't just see cute puppies. I see puppies that are taking good homes that could be provided for the already born homeless Pit Bull Terriers flooding shelters throughout the states. Your perspective too might change if you had to turn down purebred pit bull puppies due to lack of space and resources knowing that they will likely be euthanized. I experience this at least weekly. I absolutely love rescuing and am thankful that I am in a position to but turning down healthy purebred puppies is one of the most painful parts because most were intentionally bred and found themselves homeless because of just one reason. There are just too many. Jade
sweetashoneypits
Aug 2, 2005 1:10 PM
I have 4 pit bulls that are rescues as well. I don't breed dogs just to do it. i never said this wasnt to better the breed. 2 of the males in this litter are starting wieght pull training and 1 of the females has started showing ADBA confirmation. her owner which works as a groomer at my vet is working her way to her first title. they were well bred and not with $$$ in mind.
