It took my breath away when you pulled that little puppy onto the escalator. Last year, an owner did walk up an escalator with her small dog in front of me at the mall. To my horror, the pup started to scream out in pain because 3 of her nails got caught in the crevices and were pulled out with flesh and everything. I cried with her when her blood was everywhere. Please carry your pup up or take the elevator!
A really good point and anything small needs to be carried on an escalator. I saw something similar happen to a small child (three-ish) wearing open-toed sandals who got a toe caught and screamed in pain from top to bottom, the escalator being stopped only seconds before the top was reached and the toe torn off. Escalators are really dangerous. Elderly too are often victims of them, falling on to what is a very sharp edge on the steps. Heavy bags falling onto people below. Convenient, yes, dangerous, absolutely.
That happened to my dog once. She was so well behaved and for 11 years everything went well,until one day she caught the ball of her foot on the stairs and tore it off. I still blame myself to this day.
You are so right. It is always the owner. Dogs take their lead from the owner. You are setting Sheila and Rusa up for great success with their furever home. Moki and Kobe are the best mentors and friends. Thanks.
It’s so nice to see a Doberman with normal ears and a long tail. Great work with all of the dogs. Love the rumble as the end. Thank you. May you all please take care and stay safe. Louisa. 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️🤩🤩🤩
I just found your video's last night. It is so cool that you foster and train these precious dogs. You can tell they are a happy pack of dogs. There's nothing I like better than watching dogs play. I can set and watch them for hours. I have a M & F Yorkie-Poo's age 5 and a Yorkie age 11. The younger ones are liter mates and were bonded from birth. I got the F first and then 7 months later I rescued her brother. I learned the breeder was a backyard breeder and a dog hoarder. When we went and picked him up and he was a hot mess. He stunk like a wet dog that smoked 60 packs of cigs and was mated so bad we had to have him lightly sedated to get the matts out. He was a very nervous and he is scared to death of fireworks, loud dinging, the doorbell, smoke detectors terrify him. He is 5 now and is such a lovebug at home. but he turns into kujo when it goes around other dogs. He must of had a bad first 10 months of his life. I will never understand how someone could hurt an innocent animals or just abandon them, leaving them alone, chained up, no shelter,no food or water. And think that's ok. Is is NOT ok!!! God bless you for helping the doggies a new lease on life.
Kobe and Moki are so calm! I love watching your pack as they navigate life! It will be sad to see the fosters go to their forever homes, but it’s what they need! I I love them all!
What a joy it was watching Sheila blossom and feel so comfortable with a pack and people. She’s got a huge opportunity for a wonderful family thanks to you!!!
You two are doing such a great job with all the rescue furkids ❤ Love the kindness and compassion you show to them all. Thank you for everything that you are doing ❤
Great video. I have a now 3 yr old red doberman female, Lucinda. We work every day to have manners. She loves to meet our apartment neighbours. I hold her and my previous dog and cat responsible for being polite. Dog owners are by default, pack leaders. Who drives this bus? Be a leader to your pets and they will follow you.
Hey guys just wanted to say how much I love what you are doing as I spend alot of my life working with street dogs in India, Thailand and Cambodia. Yes it can be heartbreaking but so rewarding in many ways, sadly my health has taken a turn so I'm back in the UK and looking to do something similar to what you do, thanks for putting a smile on my face and I'll do my best to get people to donate to the channel. Much love to you both and your beautiful pack ❤
I really love your Doberman Moki she is so sweet and beautiful with all her parts still in site. No one should inflict those beautiful and kind creatures amputation for dubious aesthetic reasons.
I loved Rusa telling her off: "Seriously beeeee-atch, cut the frigging noise. Dogs trying to sleep here". Yup, that was exactly what she was saying. I speak DOG! lol
Really heart warming and enjoyable videos and much respect and thanks to you both for fostering the dogs, very rewarding thing to do, but also hard. I'm sure my two rescues, if they weren't asleep, would agree. All the best from Denmark, West Australia.
Well done,got to say this, dog hates water, so I go inside shower call him Brad in and tentative but in, great way to show them not to be scared. Blessings to you both from sunny Cyprus.
This video is delightful and shows how well dogs repond to healthy ,loving, compassionate and caring humans. Thank you for rescuing Sheila, you're such wonderful foster parents, perhaps she'll be a "foster-fail " lol - of course, we all know that there's no such thing as "foster-fails" - only "meant-to-be-fur-babies" LOL❤😊 EITHER WAY, she's safe, loved, cared for properly, socialised and happy.🐕😘🐕👏🐕❤️🐕🐾❤️🐕🐾✌🏽🐕🐾😘🐕🐾👏👏👏🐕🐾👍🙏🐕🐾🐕🐾🐕🐾❤️❤️❤️😊
That looks like a park in Leeds we used to go to while visiting my mams best friend in england when i was a child. Weird its so long ago but i got flashbacks. Its probably not Leeds but the mind is an interesting thing!! Your pups are all so precious...love love love them!!!
Dogs really seem to thrive when they have other doggie playmates. Although we only have the one dog we have made provision for meet ups with other doggy owners for playtime in the park.
My sister has been engaged in the same activity for several years now. I have great respect for her because of that. Personally, I couldn’t bear to part with the foster-furries; I’m too attached. I have seen with my sister that it is heart-breaking every time, even more so if you have fostered a special needs dog. You feel both happiness for them finding a forever home and sadness at having to let them go. Chapeau for the The Golden Kobe Family! 💖
I completely agree! I've seen it on 2 occasions at the mall I work at with therapy dogs Thier paws were injured. All Dogs are finally banned from escalators at that mall. It's just not worth the risk.
It is not the dogs it is the people I think people should be banded in having dogs that they try to make dangerous. There are no bad dogs just bad owners. I love how you work with the rescues, I know I just got a rescue that spent all her life in a crate. I have two big dogs that are use to small dogs so they take care of her.
Our biggest, the shepherd mix, is the calmest. We got a new baby a month or so ago. She was tiny. A little mini poodle. They are hilarious. Eva, our shepherd, has to lay down to play with the baby. On her back, and lets the baby chew her ears, and pull on her face. Eva is sensitive about her feet and tail. No reason, it just is. It didn’t take Eva long to teach the baby that ears and face are ok, but not feet and tail. Belly climbing is fun. Soft growls and sounds, until the baby, Dolly, crosses the line. Then the noise is startling. Eva will never hurt her, but sheesh.
The Bully Breed are very well behaved, loving dogs. We have owned 3. They were all loving dogs and were around when my children were small, and when I had my first two grandchildren. You have to train them like any other dog. You cannot use them to fight, lock them in a kennel/cage for many hours & mistreat them. I know people that have chihuahuas & golden retrievers that have attacked & seriously injured people. Any animal with teeth may bite. It is the responsibility of the Owner to teach the animals!!!
In the US here. Lady looks like a pretty standard American Pit Bull Terrier. Wouldn't have ID'd her as an XL, but I'm not sure how that's defined in the UK. Standard size and typical temperament. They are awesome dogs.
Loving these videos! Dogs are animals that need training and have instincts, humans are the problem not acknowledging that dogs are animals that need training and have instincts!❤
Of course, Sheila has fears. Note her background and how she spent her early months. She comes from a country in war! Look into her eyes. However, she’s adapting well to unwind in a protected space. The foster parents and the other furry-kids have been doing an excellent job 💖, but it will take a time to overcome the fear. Over the course of the past three decades, I’ve rescued multiple dogs (from the UK, Hungary, Spain and Portugal) as well as cats, and most rescue animals face anxiety.
I really love how you approach fostering these lovely puppies - you're doing an amazing job. What freaks me out is them playing and skidding on your floors - please put rugs down or look to invest in something like floors for paws. Long term injuries and ligament damage can happen from slips on floors and unfortunately is a common occurence.
@@wadevaden792there have been a lot of cases where dogs get injured paws, their leashes snagged, or they’ll injure themselves from panicking. Pretending there’s no risk at all is just ignorant, bc it’s been well documented. The newer escalators usually have more safety modifications, but you should still do proper training to ensure the dogs are comfortable. Best bet w small breeds to just carry them up.
I think you two are extremely good with your rescues and how you help them. …a couple of things(being very honest)…’out the door’……= out of the door. Long dresses on the yellow lines on the escalator = ridiculously dumb. I’ve subscribed and will donate-you are standout individuals.🙏🏻
You guys are great!! And I agree that Sheila should be back on the lead for a bit, but please don't treat it as a punishment, since Sheila wasn't trying to do anything wrong. Her prey drive had been activated, and when that happens, it's hard for dogs to refocus and come back; basically, you're saying "come", but their hard-wired instincts are saying "chase the bird!"
I don't think the ban on XL is a good thing. My current two are the most friendly XLs. Joyful and funny. My neighbor said if anyone would invade my house my two XLs would happily let them in and offer them coffee. 🤦🏻♀️ But somehow it's true. 😅
I live in Canada in the Province of Ontario. A number of years ago, Pitbull type dogs were banned. If they ended up in city shelters, they were not allowed to be adopted out and were euthanized. Since the inception of this rule, Pitbull type dogs are now being called something else and are now being adopted out. Of course they are still "bully breeds" and take longer to adopt out, but at least they are not being euthanized because of their "bully" status. There will always be a certain number of dogs that will be considered unadoptable, but to classify all "pitbull" type dogs as aggressive, is totally ludicrous. By the way, this video was fantastic!!!
Name one golden retriever that has killed someone. One beagle. One pug. One Pomeranian. One shih tzu. Oh oh buT iTz teh OwNer. Okay so all those pitbulls owned by 90lb hipster women? Yeah that’s what I thought
Yeah I agree not sure if you know this but pitbulls were bred to be the nanny dog for the children when the parents weren't around I think it was around in the 1800s I could be wrong on the the date they are very loyal and very caring and loving I used to own one he passed away a year after my husband passed miss them so much❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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It took my breath away when you pulled that little puppy onto the escalator.
Last year, an owner did walk up an escalator with her small dog in front of me at the mall. To my horror, the pup started to scream out in pain because 3 of her nails got caught in the crevices and were pulled out with flesh and everything. I cried with her when her blood was everywhere.
Please carry your pup up or take the elevator!
A really good point and anything small needs to be carried on an escalator. I saw something similar happen to a small child (three-ish) wearing open-toed sandals who got a toe caught and screamed in pain from top to bottom, the escalator being stopped only seconds before the top was reached and the toe torn off. Escalators are really dangerous. Elderly too are often victims of them, falling on to what is a very sharp edge on the steps. Heavy bags falling onto people below. Convenient, yes, dangerous, absolutely.
That happened to my dog once. She was so well behaved and for 11 years everything went well,until one day she caught the ball of her foot on the stairs and tore it off. I still blame myself to this day.
You are so right. It is always the owner. Dogs take their lead from the owner. You are setting Sheila and Rusa up for great success with their furever home. Moki and Kobe are the best mentors and friends. Thanks.
You are such a great foster parent. Love seeing them play….
Real parents there they babys
I totally agree with your comments about owners rather than breed
It’s so nice to see a Doberman with normal ears and a long tail. Great work with all of the dogs. Love the rumble as the end. Thank you. May you all please take care and stay safe. Louisa. 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️🤩🤩🤩
I just found your video's last night. It is so cool that you foster and train these precious dogs. You can tell they are a happy pack of dogs. There's nothing I like better than watching dogs play. I can set and watch them for hours. I have a M & F Yorkie-Poo's age 5 and a Yorkie age 11. The younger ones are liter mates and were bonded from birth. I got the F first and then 7 months later I rescued her brother. I learned the breeder was a backyard breeder and a dog hoarder. When we went and picked him up and he was a hot mess. He stunk like a wet dog that smoked 60 packs of cigs and was mated so bad we had to have him lightly sedated to get the matts out. He was a very nervous and he is scared to death of fireworks, loud dinging, the doorbell, smoke detectors terrify him. He is 5 now and is such a lovebug at home. but he turns into kujo when it goes around other dogs. He must of had a bad first 10 months of his life. I will never understand how someone could hurt an innocent animals or just abandon them, leaving them alone, chained up, no shelter,no food or water. And think that's ok. Is is NOT ok!!! God bless you for helping the doggies a new lease on life.
Kobe and Moki are so calm! I love watching your pack as they navigate life! It will be sad to see the fosters go to their forever homes, but it’s what they need! I I love them all!
What a joy it was watching Sheila blossom and feel so comfortable with a pack and people. She’s got a huge opportunity for a wonderful family thanks to you!!!
NOTE: Dogs must always be carried on escalators!!!! Their claws can get caught in mechanism and toes can be ripped off…!!!!
Always! Never let them walk up by themselves!!!!!!! NEVER!!!!
Unless it’s a service dog:)
Awwwww puppies are so cute, thank you for fostering these gorgeous puppies.
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I must say, I love the use of Classical and Romantic music in these videos. The oldies just don't get enough love!
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Thanks for all you do for the dogs.
The 3 most important things for owning a a dog are socialization, obedience training and play.
It isn't just for our comfort but for the dogs also.
How amazing you are. Such care and kindness. Thank you.
You two are doing such a great job with all the rescue furkids ❤ Love the kindness and compassion you show to them all. Thank you for everything that you are doing ❤
So lovely to see them all getting on together . You're doing a great job.😊
It's always the owner who set the agenda and attitude. Dogs are always looking for leadership for the responsible human, always.
Sheila loves that bush in the middle of yard so much!
Kobe now goes and lays in it 😂
What a happy environment with good people looking after many dogs.😊 That bush is a perfect hiding place.
You are great with dogs. I hope the 2 little ones get adopted together!
She's doing so well 😊
You guys are amazing brilliant foster parents love Moki she is so funny she is mummy ❤️kobi is keeping watch the puppies are so adorable 😍😍😍❤❤❤
Awww Day 5 and she was already playing like she'd been part of the family for years. So cute to see her play chase with Moki
Great video. I have a now 3 yr old red doberman female, Lucinda. We work every day to have manners. She loves to meet our apartment neighbours. I hold her and my previous dog and cat responsible for being polite. Dog owners are by default, pack leaders. Who drives this bus? Be a leader to your pets and they will follow you.
Hey guys just wanted to say how much I love what you are doing as I spend alot of my life working with street dogs in India, Thailand and Cambodia. Yes it can be heartbreaking but so rewarding in many ways, sadly my health has taken a turn so I'm back in the UK and looking to do something similar to what you do, thanks for putting a smile on my face and I'll do my best to get people to donate to the channel. Much love to you both and your beautiful pack ❤
I really love your Doberman Moki she is so sweet and beautiful with all her parts still in site.
No one should inflict those beautiful and kind creatures amputation for dubious aesthetic reasons.
YOU GUYS ARE TRULY DOG PEOPLE!
AMAZING‼️😌💗🙏🏿
Kobe is so dignified as typifies her breed. Mature and self assured but kind and considerate! Bless them all.
I loved Rusa telling her off: "Seriously beeeee-atch, cut the frigging noise. Dogs trying to sleep here". Yup, that was exactly what she was saying. I speak DOG! lol
Absolutely all on the owner. Bullies can be the sweetest dogs.
There are no bad dogs, just bad owners. I'm very disappointed to hear about the ban. ❤
Really heart warming and enjoyable videos and much respect and thanks to you both for fostering the dogs, very rewarding thing to do, but also hard. I'm sure my two rescues, if they weren't asleep, would agree. All the best from Denmark, West Australia.
Look at those hackles up. 😆 They all did so well. You’ve done a wonderful job.
Lovely pack. Sheila will definitely end up the boss…😅
Sheila is so adorable.
All dogs have fun each other. So cute! Cool💖😘🥰
these dogs are adorable! good job caring for them!
The way they shared the crate
Absolutely gorgeous!
What a great video! Thank you.❤️
You guys are just fantastic at what you do. God bless
Sheila got her groove on!
you are wonderful poeple
All what I saw in this video:
Kindness! ❤😊
All of them very well behave dogs and puppies
Lovely family.
Well done,got to say this, dog hates water, so I go inside shower call him Brad in and tentative but in, great way to show them not to be scared. Blessings to you both from sunny Cyprus.
Sheila is very obedient!
Love you Their all so cute❤❤❤
IT IS SO IMPORTANT THAT ALL HUMANS ARE RELAXED IN SITUATIONS WITH THE INTRO TO A NEW DOG ESPECIALLY WITH MY FAVORITE, THE PIT!😌💗🙏🏿
This video is delightful and shows how well dogs repond to healthy ,loving, compassionate and caring humans. Thank you for rescuing Sheila, you're such wonderful foster parents, perhaps she'll be a "foster-fail " lol - of course, we all know that there's no such thing as "foster-fails" - only "meant-to-be-fur-babies" LOL❤😊 EITHER WAY, she's safe, loved, cared for properly, socialised and happy.🐕😘🐕👏🐕❤️🐕🐾❤️🐕🐾✌🏽🐕🐾😘🐕🐾👏👏👏🐕🐾👍🙏🐕🐾🐕🐾🐕🐾❤️❤️❤️😊
Thank you for saving adorable Sheila! She is a cute puppy!🥰 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
All the puppies are so CUTE and you are such a cute couple.
Doing a great job for mans best friend..Carry on lad,your name is good..
Moki is so beautiful, so is Kobe
So are all of them.
I love you guys. true angels. I say it every video but I mean it!
you guys are the best i love Mockie so much
Sheila is zoomy puppy WOW
So many happy dogs! 🥰 It´s so heartwarming and cheering to watch.
You guys are awesome!!
That looks like a park in Leeds we used to go to while visiting my mams best friend in england when i was a child. Weird its so long ago but i got flashbacks. Its probably not Leeds but the mind is an interesting thing!! Your pups are all so precious...love love love them!!!
Stunning animals ❤ looked after by Stunning people
Thank you ☮
Dogs really seem to thrive when they have other doggie playmates. Although we only have the one dog we have made provision for meet ups with other doggy owners for playtime in the park.
I definitely couldn't do your job I'd end up with a house full of dogs as I wouldn't be able to part with any. Well done guys for doing what you do.
My sister has been engaged in the same activity for several years now. I have great respect for her because of that. Personally, I couldn’t bear to part with the foster-furries; I’m too attached. I have seen with my sister that it is heart-breaking every time, even more so if you have fostered a special needs dog. You feel both happiness for them finding a forever home and sadness at having to let them go. Chapeau for the The Golden Kobe Family! 💖
I totally understand! It’s definitely tough to say goodbye to them, but knowing they’re going to loving homes makes it all worth it.
Never put a dog to use the escalator.It's DAMN dangerous, because of their nails can get stuck in the escalator.
I completely agree! I've seen it on 2 occasions at the mall I work at with therapy dogs Thier paws were injured. All Dogs are finally banned from escalators at that mall. It's just not worth the risk.
My heart belongs to Goldens but Shiela is a cutie 🥰
These guys are growing by 100 subs per hour,love to see that❤
What you're doing is amazing, these poor babies would be stuck in a shelter otherwise
It is not the dogs it is the people I think people should be banded in having dogs that they try to make dangerous. There are no bad dogs just bad owners. I love how you work with the rescues, I know I just got a rescue that spent all her life in a crate. I have two big dogs that are use to small dogs so they take care of her.
Our biggest, the shepherd mix, is the calmest. We got a new baby a month or so ago. She was tiny. A little mini poodle. They are hilarious. Eva, our shepherd, has to lay down to play with the baby. On her back, and lets the baby chew her ears, and pull on her face. Eva is sensitive about her feet and tail. No reason, it just is. It didn’t take Eva long to teach the baby that ears and face are ok, but not feet and tail. Belly climbing is fun. Soft growls and sounds, until the baby, Dolly, crosses the line. Then the noise is startling. Eva will never hurt her, but sheesh.
Sheila is a bale of fun and play bows!
Kobe - I'm the boss of this place! Tell em, Moki
great to watch
The Bully Breed are very well behaved, loving dogs. We have owned 3. They were all loving dogs and were around when my children were small, and when I had my first two grandchildren. You have to train them like any other dog. You cannot use them to fight, lock them in a kennel/cage for many hours & mistreat them. I know people that have chihuahuas & golden retrievers that have attacked & seriously injured people. Any animal with teeth may bite. It is the responsibility of the Owner to teach the animals!!!
In the US here. Lady looks like a pretty standard American Pit Bull Terrier. Wouldn't have ID'd her as an XL, but I'm not sure how that's defined in the UK. Standard size and typical temperament. They are awesome dogs.
Loving these videos! Dogs are animals that need training and have instincts, humans are the problem not acknowledging that dogs are animals that need training and have instincts!❤
You are exceptional foster parents. ❤
Go KOBE 🐶💙 Shiela really likes the bush to hide 🎀
Sheila has no fear. you folks do a great job, thanx for sharing
Of course, Sheila has fears. Note her background and how she spent her early months. She comes from a country in war! Look into her eyes. However, she’s adapting well to unwind in a protected space. The foster parents and the other furry-kids have been doing an excellent job 💖, but it will take a time to overcome the fear. Over the course of the past three decades, I’ve rescued multiple dogs (from the UK, Hungary, Spain and Portugal) as well as cats, and most rescue animals face anxiety.
Lobo is the perfect example of behavior!
So cute❤
You are incredible with your dogs. Love your videos. Fantastic ❤
I really love how you approach fostering these lovely puppies - you're doing an amazing job. What freaks me out is them playing and skidding on your floors - please put rugs down or look to invest in something like floors for paws. Long term injuries and ligament damage can happen from slips on floors and unfortunately is a common occurence.
Totally 💯 agree. I cringe when i see videos of dogs running on laminate or varnished wood floors……..SO DANGEROUS
Love the hides bush .
Escalators are dangerous for dogs. They need to be carried.
May I know how it's dangerous?
@@TX2OFFICIALS-c5u Shaggy paws being caught between the steps and the comb plate. It seems like an unnecessary risk...
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Dogs do fine on escalators.
@@wadevaden792there have been a lot of cases where dogs get injured paws, their leashes snagged, or they’ll injure themselves from panicking. Pretending there’s no risk at all is just ignorant, bc it’s been well documented. The newer escalators usually have more safety modifications, but you should still do proper training to ensure the dogs are comfortable. Best bet w small breeds to just carry them up.
@@wadevaden792until they don’t
Looks adorable... lots of loving on !!! Yea !!!!
Love this video!
You are right; there are no bad dog breeds, just bad owners.
Please longer videos:(( love watching them playing. And faster uploads:D😙
My deceased husband used to say: "a bad dog means a bad owner." He was correct. I was a Cat person and learned a lot about Dogs from him.
I think you two are extremely good with your rescues and how you help them. …a couple of things(being very honest)…’out the door’……= out of the door.
Long dresses on the yellow lines on the escalator = ridiculously dumb. I’ve subscribed and will donate-you are standout individuals.🙏🏻
You guys are great!! And I agree that Sheila should be back on the lead for a bit, but please don't treat it as a punishment, since Sheila wasn't trying to do anything wrong. Her prey drive had been activated, and when that happens, it's hard for dogs to refocus and come back; basically, you're saying "come", but their hard-wired instincts are saying "chase the bird!"
It’s all up to the owners!
I LOVE RUSA!
Awesome job caring for these rescue dogs. Just wondering what the blue lead worn across the body is called? I’ve never seen it before.
I don't think the ban on XL is a good thing. My current two are the most friendly XLs. Joyful and funny. My neighbor said if anyone would invade my house my two XLs would happily let them in and offer them coffee. 🤦🏻♀️ But somehow it's true. 😅
Rusa must be glad to have another dog who's similar in size to play with. Also I catch myself making weird noises with my dog too.
I live in Canada in the Province of Ontario. A number of years ago, Pitbull type dogs were banned. If they ended up in city shelters, they were not allowed to be adopted out and were euthanized. Since the inception of this rule, Pitbull type dogs are now being called something else and are now being adopted out. Of course they are still "bully breeds" and take longer to adopt out, but at least they are not being euthanized because of their "bully" status. There will always be a certain number of dogs that will be considered unadoptable, but to classify all "pitbull" type dogs as aggressive, is totally ludicrous. By the way, this video was fantastic!!!
Name one golden retriever that has killed someone. One beagle. One pug. One Pomeranian. One shih tzu. Oh oh buT iTz teh OwNer. Okay so all those pitbulls owned by 90lb hipster women? Yeah that’s what I thought
All breeds have the capability to be vicious. The scariest dog I had ever met was my grams Chihuahua. That dog was just plain mean 😮
@@Loribales63 Hi Lori. I don't mean to laugh, but that was funny!
Yeah I agree not sure if you know this but pitbulls were bred to be the nanny dog for the children when the parents weren't around I think it was around in the 1800s I could be wrong on the the date they are very loyal and very caring and loving I used to own one he passed away a year after my husband passed miss them so much❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@angelateague6445 So sorry Angela for both of your losses.
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