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**brurdefdoro** · 07-14-2010, 06:43 PM

It sounds like most people here think they are great dogs, but the hype still scares me a bit.

Thanks for all your help, and if you have kids and pits please feel free to share your stories to put me at ease.

Thank you!

Quick question...

If "the hype still scares" you, and you want people to "put you at ease," why do you want to adopt this particular dog/this breed? What made you decide you wanted to adopt a pit bull?

Some things to consider before adoption ^

I think someone was talking on another thread about rescues adopting out bully breeds and how all bully breeds should be tested to the hilt with whatever: kids, other dogs, etc. I am just curious as to why this rescue will not test this dog with cats and, instead, are willing to take the former owner's word on it?

07-14-2010, 06:43 PM	#10
brurdefdoro Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 528 Senior Member	It sounds like most people here think they are great dogs, but the hype still scares me a bit. Thanks for all your help, and if you have kids and pits please feel free to share your stories to put me at ease. Thank you! Quick question... If "the hype still scares" you, and you want people to "put you at ease," why do you want to adopt this particular dog/this breed? What made you decide you wanted to adopt a pit bull? Some things to consider before adoption ^ I think someone was talking on another thread about rescues adopting out bully breeds and how all bully breeds should be tested to the hilt with whatever: kids, other dogs, etc. I am just curious as to why this rescue will not test this dog with cats and, instead, are willing to take the former owner's word on it?
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