Rescue or Breeder

What did you do? I love the idea of rescuing a pitbull, and giving him/her a great home, but probably not many of this breed go up for re-homing, or is going direct to a breeder better? Oh decisions, decisions. Ohhh I am so excited though.

believe me there are plenty and i mean plenty of dogs for rehoming.. celticpitbulls on this site is the person to talk to about that. im sure she will be onto you first.haha

well vin is rite i would highly recommend you adopt a puppy or young dog from a shelter or pound, they are full of them, certainly if you decide to do this i can put you onto good people that im sure would know a bully needing a kind loving home.

I honestly didn't think there would be. Who'd give up a pitty? Ahh I know some people might cause of change in circumstances etc, but I was thinking major long waiting lists etc.

Looking forward to hearing all about these doggies needing homes. Any recs would be greatfully received.

rorobull wrote:I honestly didn't think there would be. Who'd give up a pitty? Ahh I know some people might cause of change in circumstances etc, but I was thinking major long waiting lists etc.

Looking forward to hearing all about these doggies needing homes. Any recs would be greatfully received.

unfortunetly its the opposite.. lots of dogs at not enough homes.

ill keep my eyes out for you and ill post here with details of the whereabouts and who to contact about the rehoming etc.

Thanks. The other half said he will look out later. He is more internet savvy than me.

my first dog sofie is rescue well i made a donation of 15 euro, staff cross with>>>>>>>your guess is as good as mine :)

That's lovely to hear. You didn't get her in Colon by any chance?

rorobull wrote:That's lovely to hear. You didn't get her in Colon by any chance?

Ye how the hell did you know that lol

Just call me Mystic Ro.

No, not really, It's one of the only places I know that I ever saw a pitbull in. I used to go up all the time to look at the dogs. Couldn't get one because I was cooped up in a gardenless pit. The woman that runs it (Lynne?) seems to have time for every type of animals. It's lovely to see.

wow its a small world

Ye thats her i used to be up there alot cause i had snakes and mad stuff like that, i got sofie 4 years ago great dog like.. im sure she understands the english language great dog

Ohh Yes, the shed out the back with all the snakes. Lovely to hear a nice story about a Colon dog. I'd always be in bits on the way home thinking about them.

rorobull wrote:Ohh Yes, the shed out the back with all the snakes. Lovely to hear a nice story about a Colon dog. I'd always be in bits on the way home thinking about them.

i went up there years bak with the girlfriend wen ye were looking for a dog and we left with nothing but caroline cried till ye got bak to swords. lolol. she wanted a white jacker that kept jumping at the gate.

rorobull wrote:Ohh Yes, the shed out the back with all the snakes. Lovely to hear a nice story about a Colon dog. I'd always be in bits on the way home thinking about them.

Ye thats it ide love to know were her bro's and sis went, they were found in a ditch in a box, think about 10 of them..

Holy crap, I can't believe how cruel some people can be.

Yes, I would be like your Caroline. Tears, tears, snot and more tears all the way back from Drogheda. I wonder is that why himself stopped being so keen on going?

Well productive day. We found a rescue for pittys online. We couldn't ring, but sent a mail.

Check this baby out. Although I'd hold out for a pitty, but I love the face on this little lad.

so where did you find him hes beautiful

lovely little fella. hope he gets a nice home..

yeah its always a nice story to see rescue dogs going to their forever home and he's very young too, at least if you take him he wont have been there 2 long :D

what is he a jack russel mix or something? did they know in the pound?

A rescue in County Galway, bit of a trek, but it'd be worth it.

It states he is an American Bulldog? Can't link direct to the ad,

Edited as we cant have links without permission sorry

he's lovely id of never thought he was an am bull though, i wish you the best of luck with him, how old is he do you know?

[quote="rorobull"]A rescue in County Galway, bit of a trek, but it'd be worth it.

It states he is an American Bulldog?
he is a cute litle lad but i really dont tink he is tha breed of dog. you tinking of goin for him?