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yennijb t1_j6szueg wrote

If you want to turn this into a business w/ insurance/pet cpr & first aid certification, etc. Happy to chat about it anytime. I had my own business for 6 years till the pandemic hit, and we have a Pet Care Professionals of Massachusetts group on Facebook for networking and referral sharing.

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papoosejr t1_j6tgpkf wrote

You should consider getting on the app Rover. That's what I use to find pet sitters

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instantinternet t1_j6sm341 wrote

Will you welcome pit bulls?

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girrlboss420 OP t1_j6sx5cw wrote

definitely!

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instantinternet t1_j6syu4n wrote

I wouldn’t if I were you

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girrlboss420 OP t1_j6t1t25 wrote

really not necessary to ask me that and then make such a close minded comment. pls get off my post, i’m here to help all dogs and i do not discriminate

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instantinternet t1_j6tg46f wrote

Justice for Sadie Davila

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MassholeThings t1_j6tnzbs wrote

Justice for whoever has to deal with your bullshit on a daily basis.

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yennijb t1_j6vbcvc wrote

Any dog has the ability to kill, maim, or otherwise attack someone. Any dog. The highest likihood to bite is actually chihuahua and dachund, Dalmatians are more dangerous than they are typically perceived as as well. Her death, while tragic, was ruled accidental for a reason. Shit happens, it's horrible but it does. Cocker Spaniels have even caused a fatality in I think 2020. Dogs are animals, and a product of their training and environment, breed matters far less than training and upbringing. People have unfortunately been training and abusing pit-like dogs for years, which creates an overprevalance of behavior issues like bites because they are the most likely to be put in those situations by their owners.

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