On Thu, 13 Nov 2003, Jokerpit wrote:

I bet anyone that it wasn't some half breed BYB pitbull that
came to the rescue....

just based on the numbers, chances are the dog *was* BYB or a
mix. of course, in normal people's eyes, that wouldn't mean
the dog was any less worthy of admiration. ISTR that you,
however, think such dogs are "trash."

--
shelly (perfectly foul wench) and elliott and harriet
http://home.bluemarble.net/~scouvrette

On Thu, 13 Nov 2003, Jokerpit wrote:

I bet anyone that it wasn't some half breed BYB pitbull that
came to the rescue....

just based on the numbers, chances are the dog *was* BYB or a
mix. of course, in normal people's eyes, that wouldn't mean
the dog was any less worthy of admiration. ISTR that you,
however, think such dogs are "trash."

--
shelly (perfectly foul wench) and elliott and harriet
http://home.bluemarble.net/~scouvrette

On Thu, 13 Nov 2003, Jokerpit wrote:

I bet anyone that it wasn't some half breed BYB pitbull that
came to the rescue....

just based on the numbers, chances are the dog *was* BYB or a
mix. of course, in normal people's eyes, that wouldn't mean
the dog was any less worthy of admiration. ISTR that you,
however, think such dogs are "trash."

--
shelly (perfectly foul wench) and elliott and harriet
http://home.bluemarble.net/~scouvrette

(Chris) wrote in message ...
...
Bulllyphilia seems to be like an infection with a long incubation
period. After it takes hold, people seem to be willing to make all
kinds of sacrifices.

and it's incurable, too.

EmilyS

(Chris) wrote in message ...
...
Bulllyphilia seems to be like an infection with a long incubation
period. After it takes hold, people seem to be willing to make all
kinds of sacrifices.

and it's incurable, too.

EmilyS

(Chris) wrote in message ...
...
Bulllyphilia seems to be like an infection with a long incubation
period. After it takes hold, people seem to be willing to make all
kinds of sacrifices.

and it's incurable, too.

EmilyS

(Chris) wrote in message ...
...
Bulllyphilia seems to be like an infection with a long incubation
period. After it takes hold, people seem to be willing to make all
kinds of sacrifices.

and it's incurable, too.

EmilyS

ChrisW writes:

John, I think of you often when we
have questions. There's no .... competent,
...organized (?) rescue at hand.

Where are you again?

I just found a woman, not
too far away, who breeds and
rescues. Hear good things about her.

Who?

Btw, we just got in an adolescent
male Pit Bull who had been
abandoned at a vet's office
a little north of here who is
one of the very most splendid
Pit Bulls i've ever met anywhere.
Just today he flummoxed one
of our hotheads, Lexus, by neither
being intimidated by her fence
fighting moves (there's a space
between kennels, so no real
danger anyway) NOR "returning
in kind". Instead, he wagged his
butt and went into play posture.
Lexus sort of grumbled as she
shuffled off to her dog house,
clearly suffering from some
combination of confusion and
disappointment. One of the
moments one wishes one had
on tape.

JohnR
Pit Bull Libertarian

Never sneer at the power of a little
pink squeaky toy!

ChrisW writes:

John, I think of you often when we
have questions. There's no .... competent,
...organized (?) rescue at hand.

Where are you again?

I just found a woman, not
too far away, who breeds and
rescues. Hear good things about her.

Who?

Btw, we just got in an adolescent
male Pit Bull who had been
abandoned at a vet's office
a little north of here who is
one of the very most splendid
Pit Bulls i've ever met anywhere.
Just today he flummoxed one
of our hotheads, Lexus, by neither
being intimidated by her fence
fighting moves (there's a space
between kennels, so no real
danger anyway) NOR "returning
in kind". Instead, he wagged his
butt and went into play posture.
Lexus sort of grumbled as she
shuffled off to her dog house,
clearly suffering from some
combination of confusion and
disappointment. One of the
moments one wishes one had
on tape.

JohnR
Pit Bull Libertarian

Never sneer at the power of a little
pink squeaky toy!

ChrisW writes:

John, I think of you often when we
have questions. There's no .... competent,
...organized (?) rescue at hand.

Where are you again?

I just found a woman, not
too far away, who breeds and
rescues. Hear good things about her.

Who?

Btw, we just got in an adolescent
male Pit Bull who had been
abandoned at a vet's office
a little north of here who is
one of the very most splendid
Pit Bulls i've ever met anywhere.
Just today he flummoxed one
of our hotheads, Lexus, by neither
being intimidated by her fence
fighting moves (there's a space
between kennels, so no real
danger anyway) NOR "returning
in kind". Instead, he wagged his
butt and went into play posture.
Lexus sort of grumbled as she
shuffled off to her dog house,
clearly suffering from some
combination of confusion and
disappointment. One of the
moments one wishes one had
on tape.

JohnR
Pit Bull Libertarian

Never sneer at the power of a little
pink squeaky toy!