Bulldog Artwork

True_Pits · Super Senior Member Joined: 19 Mar 2004 Posts: 1438

Link to some of my artwork http://truebulldog.proboards20.com/index.cgi?board=general&action=display&num=1089878889

AnnieLouWho · Posted: Tue Aug 03, 2004 2:45 am Post subject:

Those are some pretty fierce dogs that you have drawn! My Maddie looks like a cupcake compared to those. Smile

I'm sure that your drawn dogs would all have wonderful temperments though!!!

True_Pits · Super Senior Member Joined: 19 Mar 2004 Posts: 1438

Yeah, all my dogs certainly have wonderful temperaments, otherwise they wouldn't be here. Do you have any pics of your dog-Maddie?

AnnieLouWho · Posted: Tue Aug 03, 2004 11:12 pm Post subject:

This is my sweet baby Maddie! She is finally coming out of her shell a little bit! Surprised

She wags her tail sometimes and will now go up AND down stairs by herself- woo hoo! Your the best

I am still looking for someone to adopt her. Amanda w/Pit Prints rescue sent me papers listing her breed as Boxer/Terrier Mix so I can at least keep her in my apt. Amanda @ Spencer Pits said she maybe could adopt her in three weeks. So I am hopeful.

Unlike the people on Montel today, I know that I cannot be a good owner for a Pit Bull. I am not dominant, I wouldn't be able to provide the training and structure needed to make sure she was a good dog. I also want a dog I can take to the dog park and let off the leash, I want my 9 y/o daughter to be able to take the dog on walks. I would NEVER trust a child walking a PB. What would she do if Maddie tried to attack another dog?? She'd drop her leash and run and cry! LOL. So, knowing all this, I do not beleive that we are a good match. It will be hard to give her up, but I'll make sure to only let her go to a good home. I couldn't bear to see her stay in the pound!! And I want what's best for me AND Maddie! I wish all dog owners were so willing to do right by their pets.

True_Pits · Super Senior Member Joined: 19 Mar 2004 Posts: 1438

The pic didn't come up. I'm glad to hear you are giving a Pit a chance for a new life and fostering her. I hope she is able to find a good loving home. Your are certainly making the right choice as Pit Bulls are never recommended for dog parks or having a small child walk them unsupervised. Although they are fairly easy to train and don't require a dominant owner because they are submissive breed.