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Administrator
Aug 26 : 09:28
I need help with a vet, please see the forum.

luvmypit
Aug 15 : 03:23
Whats up joe how have you been how's buissiness

Cappi
Aug 13 : 09:03
yooooo sup all?? hope all is well.
heads up the link you have up for me is a broken one. i changed hosts.
LINK
incase you want to fix it.
thx-

luvmypit
Jul 21 : 05:15
I have barely been on here and my wife does not go on at all so someone has to be hacking into it

kaseygirl
Jul 21 : 12:34
Rich the only admins beside yourself is myself, James and his wife. We are not doing anything with the settings here. It must be hacked.

Administrator
Jul 21 : 08:16
Whoever is messing with the CSS on the site STOP IT! I use this site as a reference and since I still pay for it I would appreciate leaving it alone.

luvmypit
Jul 15 : 11:48
I was wondering what had happened

kaseygirl
Jul 15 : 09:13
Hey, mine changed. The only other Admins that I know is James and wife

Administrator
Jul 15 : 07:32
See message top center about passwords please!

luvmypit
May 12 : 09:07
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Welcome to Long Island Pit Rescue!
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Please be a responsible Pit owner.

  • Have your dog spayed/neutered. There are enough Pits in the shelters, we don't need more!
  • Remember you have a dog who is facing a life of prejudice. Do your best to make him/her a good representitive!
  • Don't be careless. Every mistake a Pit makes is like 10 steps backwards for all Pits because the press loves to villify Pits.
Latest Forum Posts
kool k-9 popsicle
An abused, dying pup becomes a drug-sniffing superdog

From People Weekly Magazine Edition April 26, 1999 The "Animal" chronicle, Page 117

"He's a little ball of fire" says U.S. Customs officer J.J. Trevino of Popsicle (Receiving a significant Seizure medal in March)

During an arrest two years ago, Buffalo policeman Ron Clark, Jr. opened an abandoned freezer on a known drug dealer's back porch and found a bulging black garbage bag. "I poked my flashlight at it," he recalls, "and it started moving. My worst fear was that it was a baby."
In fact, it was a puppy, a pit bull who would be known as Popsicle and -- in a lovely ironic twist-- would gain fame for sniffing out the kind of bad guy that nearly killed him.


Positve Press
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pit bull fights   us customs service   celebrated alumnus   adoption counselor   biggest drug bust   
Posted by luvmypit on Sunday December 27 2009 - 12:55:08 | Read/Post Comment: 0 |printer friendly create pdf of this news item
Heroic pitbull
Heroic Pit Bull: Dog Finds Help For Injured Neighbor

By Gus Thomson, Journal Staff Writer

Move over Lassie. A pit bull terrier has shown Auburn's Jim Roach that heroic dog deeds don't just happen in the movies or on TV.

Roach fell from a 12-foot-high ladder while picking peaches last month on his rural Mount Vernon Road property. Dazed and unable to move because of his injuries, he soon found renter Jeanne Davis' two-year-old pit bull Gabby hovering over him and
barking.

"I was unconscious pretty much," Roach said Tuesday. "I remember a dog licking the side of my face and standing by me and barking and barking and barking."

But nobody came. That's when Gabby did the heroically unexpected and went for help.

From Dogs at Risk USA web site

Submitted by Luvmypit

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california highway patrol   gus thomson   pit bull terrier   fractured clavicle   cracked vertebrae   
Posted by luvmypit on Tuesday November 03 2009 - 04:38:36 | Read/Post Comment: 0 |printer friendly create pdf of this news item
From puppies to pioneers-The story of search and rescue pits
From Kristine Crawford For PitSake

I got Cheyenne when she was 4 months old. A friend of mine worked at the local animal shelter and felt sorry for this emaciated, hairless puppy that had just been brought in. Due to the fact that she was a pit bull, she was going to be put down the next day. My friend brought her home. She couldn't keep her because she already had 5 dogs so she gave her to me.

Even after all the puppy had been through, Cheyenne was a little bundle of joy. I worked in retail at the time so I was able to bring her to work with me. Everyone fell in love with her. We went through obedience, did some agility, and even started doing some schutzhund. But when it came time to do the bite work, she just didn't want to do it.

Source: PitBull Press Web Site
Submitted by Luvmypit

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pit bull puppies   schutzhund training   false pregnancy   severe depression   bundle of joy   
Posted by luvmypit on Tuesday November 03 2009 - 04:38:13 | Read/Post Comment: 0 |printer friendly create pdf of this news item
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