We have a Pit. We adopted our Chi Wattson to be a companion for her. She is the 
sweetest, most wonderful dog on the planet. 

Kate



________________________________
From: Chicosauntie Carole Sumner <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Sun, July 25, 2010 8:24:49 PM
Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] Fwd: Sad story of heroric effort

  
That is true; I take that back.  It is just scary when a dog gets mean and 
agressive
 Much love and hugs to fur-babies and their families;  From Mama Carole and her 
five Fur-babies!



 
 




________________________________
From: dasha <dash...@hughes. net>
To: chihuah...@yahoogro ups.com
Sent: Thu, July 8, 2010 10:24:21 PM
Subject: RE: [Chihuahuas] Fwd: Sad story of heroric effort




I  disagree. If people would not breed and train them to fight they would be 
fine.  Not all pits are mean aggressive dogs. 



________________________________
 From: chihuah...@yahoogro ups.com  [mailto:Chihuahuas@ yahoogroups. com] On 
Behalf Of Chicosauntie Carole  Sumner
Sent: Thursday, July 08, 2010 10:21 PM
To: chihuah...@yahoogro ups.com
Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] Fwd: Sad story of  heroric effort


They need to stop the breeding of Pits and other aggressive dogs that Kill.  
They need to also regulate who adopts these dogs!
 Much love and hugs to fur-babies and their  families;  From Mama Carole and 
her 
five Fur-babies! 




 
 




________________________________
 From: Beth Michl  <classy1ride@ yahoo.com>
To: chihuah...@yahoogro ups.com
Sent: Wed, June 30, 2010 3:47:00  PM
Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas]  Fwd: Sad story of heroric effort


When I bought my house 2 years ago, the next door neighbors had a        pit. 
The fence that separated our properties was an old wood fence that        
barely 
was standing. I said to the real state lady that I was concerned        for my 
and my dogs safety. She had said the owners were going to put up a        new 
fence, and they did before escrow closed, so I was relieved.
The back fence was a chain length fence with ivy grown all through        it, 
so 
you really couldn't see the neighbors yard.  I had just        unloaded the 
last 
load and was letting the girls do there business in the        yard, I was with 
them. The neighbors dogs in the back barked, and my 2 ran        for the fence. 
Smidgen had put her foot up on the chain fence and the        neighbors dog bit 
her foot, one toe was taken off, and another was just        hanging. This was 
a 
great dane that got her.  It was a Saturday on        Memorial weekend, so we 
had to rush her to the emergency vet.. $400.00        day.  The only thing I 
could do was go over and tell the neighbor,        and make sure there dog was 
up to date on shots, and if it was licensed.        Smidgen was very lucky that 
the dog only got her toes, if it had been her        foot, they would have had 
to amputate her leg, costing me a couple        thousand at least.  For the 
last 
two years I have had to block off        access to that area of the yard. I 
just 
was able to put up a solid vinyl        fence, so now my intire yard is either 
a 
brick wall, or the vinyl. & I        still worry.
We had a pit bull attack in our area just a couple weeks ago, toddler        
boy 
was in his back yard with the familys pit, and the parents had went in        
to 
the house for a moment. The pit attacked and killed the boy.. I know        
there are pit lovers, I am an animal lover, but they do make me        nervous..

--- On Wed, 6/30/10, twope...@aol. com <twope...@aol. com> wrote:


>From:          twope...@aol. com <twope...@aol. com>
>Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas]          Fwd: Sad story of heroric effort
>To: chihuah...@yahoogro ups.com
>Date: Wednesday, June 30,          2010, 11:58 AM
>
>
>The article says          Richmond, Calif.
> 
>Gloria
>
>
>
> 
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Wendy          <lolaigu...@gmail. com>
>To: chihuah...@yahoogro ups.com
>Sent:          Wed, Jun 30, 2010 1:46 pm
>Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] Fwd: Sad story of          heroric effort
>
> 
>  
>What a CROCK!!!
> 
>Not the Chihuahua.  But the fact that the owner isn't                facing 
>any 
>charges.  That sucks Bilge Water BIG                TIME!!!!  That infuriates 
>me 
>to no end.  The dogs MAY be                put to sleep????
> 
>Anyone have any more information on this? Such as where                in 
>Northern California??
> 
> Wendy                Wilson 
>Florida Keys Culture & Events                Examiner
>Florida Keys Neighborhood Photography                Examiner
>Little Dragon                Designs 
> 
>-------Original Message-----                --
> 
>From: twope...@aol. com
>Date: 6/30/2010                2:37:18 PM
>To: chihuah...@yahoogro ups.com
>Subject: [Chihuahuas] Fwd: Sad story of heroric effort
>   
>What a hero!
> 
>Gloria
>
>
>
>
>-----Original                Message-----
>From: twope...@aol. com
>To: chihuahuas-r-                amaz...@yahoogro ups.com
>Sent: Wed, Jun 30, 2010 1:35                pm
>Subject: Sad story of heroric effort
>
>
>
>
>Hero Chihuahua Died Saving 2 Kids, Mother                Says
>Updated: 7 hours 13 minutes ago 
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>EmailMore
>AOL News AOL                News 
>(June 30) -- Chihuahuas may be tiny, but                their bravery can 
>exceed 
>their size.
>
>That's according to a                Northern California woman who says her 
>Chihuahua died protecting                her two children from two pit bulls 
>that chewed through a fence                and got into her apartment last 
>weekend.
>
>Mayda Estrella,                from Richmond, Calif., says her Chihuahua named 
>Manchas jumped                between the pit bulls and her 4-year-old son, 
>while she ran to                protect her newborn baby. One of the invader 
>dogs looked at the                boy and then grabbed Manchas instead, 
>hauling 
>the tiny dog away. 
>
>
>Animal services officials say they found the Chihuahua's                body 
>near the pit bulls' owner's home, and the dogs are in                custody. 
>Their owner won't face any criminal charges, county                officials 
>told several news outlets. But the dogs may be put to                sleep, 
>under a county law governing dangerous                animals.
> 
>      





 


      

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