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**Biashpainabix** · 08-08-2011, 11:02 PM

I have only become interested(obsessed) in Pit Bulls recently. A little less than two weeks ago I think. I made the commitment to this apartment before that. My move in day was today which is when they went over their breed restriction rules. I had checked online to see if there was BSL in Lexington KY and was happy to see there isn't. It was a pretty big let down to find out it doesn't matter.

I really think you need to do more research because two weeks is a very short time of obsession to get a pitbull.. its probably for the best, just wait until you lease is almost up and start looking for a new place to rent, somewhere that doesnt discriminate on the breed.

Just be in for a serious dog, who needs a ton of exercise and attention though. This breed isnt for everyone. I suggest another terrier typed dog, so you get the idea of how this breed truly is.

In addition to what Pookie said, if you're still deadset on getting a pit bull, take the next year (or however long your lease is) to do MORE research, make sure you're 100% sure on your breed choice and use the extra time to search for a place to live with your pit bull. It'll more than likely take more than a month or 2 to find a good place that will allow these dogs..

08-08-2011, 11:02 PM	#20
Biashpainabix Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 376 Senior Member	I have only become interested(obsessed) in Pit Bulls recently. A little less than two weeks ago I think. I made the commitment to this apartment before that. My move in day was today which is when they went over their breed restriction rules. I had checked online to see if there was BSL in Lexington KY and was happy to see there isn't. It was a pretty big let down to find out it doesn't matter. I really think you need to do more research because two weeks is a very short time of obsession to get a pitbull.. its probably for the best, just wait until you lease is almost up and start looking for a new place to rent, somewhere that doesnt discriminate on the breed. Just be in for a serious dog, who needs a ton of exercise and attention though. This breed isnt for everyone. I suggest another terrier typed dog, so you get the idea of how this breed truly is. In addition to what Pookie said, if you're still deadset on getting a pit bull, take the next year (or however long your lease is) to do MORE research, make sure you're 100% sure on your breed choice and use the extra time to search for a place to live with your pit bull. It'll more than likely take more than a month or 2 to find a good place that will allow these dogs..
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