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PitBull Nannies - Love this Article

Discussion in 'Pit Bull News' started by BigBoi, Jun 8, 2011.

  1. BigBoi

    BigBoi Pup

    http://www.ywgrossman.com/photoblog/?p=1103

    Here is a Copy of the Article:

    There are few things quite as obnoxious as rich parents. Be it a $3000 stroller or Louis Vuitton diaper bags the well off don’t want their little angels to be seen with anything an average middle class rugrat might have, let alone a child who might be, gasp, POOR! So is it now, so ever has it been in America.
    EXCEPT FOR DOG BREEDS.
    In America one dog breed historically became known as the dog for people who are afraid of dogs.
    One dog breed achieved such a rock solid reputation with children that for 150 years it was known as America’s “Nanny Dog”.
    One dog breed became so trusted that despite the fact that no Kennel Club or Association recognized it, despite the fact that it could be found on the poorest farms and bleakest city neighborhoods with kids who didn’t know where their next meal was coming from, rich people acquired them in droves because they were simply the safest, most tolerant breed to have around their gilded progeny.
    Rich, poor, and everything in between, until recently Americans agreed that there were only a CERTAIN TYPE of people who would own a Pit Bull…
    PEOPLE WHO LOVED THEIR CHILDREN.
    America’s Nanny Dog is the victim of a smear campaign that has turned common sense upside-down and robbed us of our historical memory. The dogs that we trusted with our children’s lives are now deemed too vicious to live among us. The dogs that in two World Wars were the symbol of the United States military itself are now ordered off its bases.
    The Pit Bulls haven’t changed at all. Only the owners have.
    (Here’s Part 2 of kids with Pits from our past. These pictures are easy to find, in fact I have at least 3 more posts worth coming up soon. Don’t miss the little boy in the cart pulled by turtles at the end. He’s priceless.)
     

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