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Debbie Knox
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Date Posted: 11:20:59 08/01/03 Fri
I have three pit bulls that I must find homes for. Actually, I have four, but can only keep one. I am recently divorced, and the ex hasn't come through with taking any of the dogs. These four dogs are all related. In all, three females and one male. Available are two females and one male. The one I'm keeping is the mother of the two females. The male is from one of the two females. So, three generations in all are in my house. These dogs all got along originally...in fact, shared a food bowl. As they aged, the younger ones began challenging the 'pecking order'. I now keep them separated to avoid any problems. My father teases that I live in a four bedroom dog house. Each of them individually are absolutely wonderful dogs. This is not something that I want to do, but for the dogs' sake, I must. I do my best to rotate them so that they each get some quality TLC and undivided attention. But, it still is not the best situation for them. These dogs all stay inside and are pampered like no tomorrow. Understand that these are my babies. I'm looking for three homes...one for each dog. I have a very high requirement for the home they will go to. I've got to know that they will be loved and cared for as well as they've become accustomed to. They are very special dogs...each of them. So that you know, I have a cat, and the cat rules the house. However, the cat is declawed, so I haven't a clue how they'd respond to their first cat scratch. They are all excellent with children. My 11 year old niece has been playing with them, loving on them, and having them sleep in bed with her since she was five years old. The only problem I've had with them is with each other, so the right home cannot have any other dogs. Email me if you think you've got the right home or want to know more about them.
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