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Eh, they just want to find a dog a home. Not like their using him for stud or anything I know a few people involved in rescue here and they try their best to get "banned" pit bull types to good homes, out of province if at all possible. I mean, I've said this before here, as strict as the legislation is, there are many towns here in Ontario that are hardly affected by it. I see pit bull type dogs everyday walked unmuzzled, or clearly younger than ~6 years old, as do all of the police and by-law officers, I've yet to hear of any one cracking down on it. Not saying anyone *should* break the law of course, just that if dogs are well cared for, are kept responsibly and aren't being a menace to society even law enforcement turns a blind eye (no pun intended!) to BSL. At least that's my experience. I'm not a dog breed guesser but he could have Staffy in him, I don't think that's shooting far off the mark. We all know how hard it is to guess a dog's breed. Is the person that labelled this dog the same person that told you to muzzle your dog? "Rescue", when it comes to the people involved is a very broad term. Rescues can have a wide variety of people helping out, from reputable trainers/behaviourists, to kids co-op'ing, to people who "just loves dogs", people who actually know dogs, etc etc. As frustrating as I find some rescue organizations, I would find it hard to be angry with them over giving this dog the best possible chance at living the rest of its years out peacefully (as opposed to be PTS or kenneled in a rescue it's remaining years because of BSL). |
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Havnt seen it in person, I just am not a huge fan of the rescue and if they are labeling a SBT mix as something thats legal in Ont. it just makes me wonder.
Especially since they told me I need to muzzle my Kelpie x that looked nothing like a APBT or mix and told my mom to muzzle her perfectly legal EBT because they look like pit bulls? |
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Looks like it COULD BE a fugly bred bull & terrier (likely with no purebred dog in the ped) and possibly mixed with something else. Want to say Shar Pei? ... I'm okay with that ... but Shar Pei is rare around here and the likelihood of that is very low ... Don't know about 3 thousand miles away in Canada.
Only the very best of wishes for the poor dog in finding a good forever home !!! That would be nice. |
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perhaps his head looks a funny shape due to the incident in which he lost the eye. |
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I thought Ontario as BSL against SBT and that would explain any aversion to calling it such...but I agree with Teal, looks like a Shar-Pei mix to me. I just find it funny that such a rescue would be so hypocritical. |
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Heck if she can find a good home and fly under the radar as an EBD X Sharpei then all the power to her. After reading that story about her tough years of neglect that poor girl NEEDS some creative marketing and I don't think it's hypocritical.....that is, if she really is subject to BSL at all.
Too bad she isn't a male though....cuz I would go with a bad-ass eyepatch and call him Popeye for sure. |
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Bullies in Need is crossposting the dog, they don't label or id such dogs, whatever shelter has her did and that dog doesn't look anything like a staffy bull. I would probably list her as a pit bull mix just in case but staffy? Don't see it.
Her back story InsideHalton Article: Emaciated dog found in garage |
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