PitHelper

To amend my previous post: breeding any type of dog doesn't help the situation in animal shelters.  Although I can understand the desire to have a dog with a known genetic makeup and history.

And I'm glad you were hesitant to provide me with information.  It is very dangerous to advertise dogs for free.

That's good to hear that she is treated well.  Although if she is actually located within the city limits of Reynoldsburg, I am concerned.  Does your breeder know that "pit bull type dogs" are banned in Reynoldsburg?  Violators are subject to fines, jail time, and the dog being destroyed.  One of our supporters is actually in danger of losing her dog because of the law.  There are also many, many "pit bull type dogs" in shelters that need good homes.  Breeding these types of dogs, while not inherently wrong, doesn't help.  Please visit the Facebook page Pit Bulls for Reynoldsburg to support our effort to end discrimination in Reynoldsburg.

Where is the dog located?  If you can't provide an address, phone number would be good.  I may be able to help.