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October is Adopt a Dog Month - Consider a Pit Bull
Oct
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10/12/2010 5:09 PM
October is Adopt a Dog Month…and what better time to consider adopting one of our most misunderstood breeds of dog – the Pit Bull. This breed is inherently sweet, affectionate, and highly intelligent with an eager-to-please personality.
Too often, pit bulls and their owners have gotten a bad rap and have been stereotyped because of the actions of a few. The Potter League adopts out pit bulls but, as with all our dogs, we carefully evaluate their temperament before placing them up for adoption. We take extra care to make sure that they become ambassadors for their breed by providing obedience training prior to adoption.
Currently we have several pit bulls for adoption. Carmel is a beautiful, two year old pit bull who is very soft and sweet. She gets along with other dogs. Isabel is a 6 year old pit who lived with cats and dogs and Romeo is a strong, handsome 10 month old who has been learning many obedience commands here at the shelter.
We know owning a pit bull isn’t for everyone. Pit bull owners often deal with public scrutiny and breed discrimination. But if you are a committed advocate for this breed, having a well-mannered dog is so important. Once you show off your well-trained bully –you will do so much to turn their image around. Responsi-Bull owners make a big difference.
All Potter League dogs are spayed or neutered prior to adoption. It is especially important for pit bulls. The Rhode Island Community Spay/Neuter Clinic has a special package available for pit bull owners (mixes too) to sterilize your dog at a low fee and also provides vaccinations. For more information go to
www.RICSNC.org
Celebrate
Adopt a Dog
month by Adopting a Bull! Visit today and speak with our expert staff to learn more about how rewarding it can be to live with a loving and loyal bully.
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