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Old 08-01-2008, 12:07 PM
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i am thinking of having my new pit pups ears clipped. yay or nay?
Old 08-01-2008, 12:09 PM
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I really dont like clipped eared pits.. IMO... but they do look mean..
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It's a lot of work when they first get done and can be pretty spendy if you take them to a reliable person.
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Hey Jose, what did you name the pup?
Old 08-01-2008, 01:44 PM
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still havnt name her yet. in her file at the vet they put no name lol.
Old 08-01-2008, 01:48 PM
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kinda fucked up if you think about it
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well, I posted this before, but that post is gone....

I've owned and raised pits for the last 12 years and there are two reasons I have the ears done
1) they get ear mites easily and with the ears long, they are harder to get rid of and keep reappearing
2)the ears are very thin and can rip and tear just from them scratching an itch, causing infections and permanent scars/tears

Don't do it for looks, if you choose to do it, but being proactive towards future problems,

As for the tails, I'm not for either way, but my current Red Pit has split her tail twice in the last couple of years , wagging it too hard near a wall or doorframe.
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Originally Posted by 383lt1impala
still havnt name her yet. in her file at the vet they put no name lol.
call her El es Juana!!! or El tee Juana
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lmao.
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name her chevelle.
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I say do it. For the reason listed above as well as looks. You trimming the tail too?

How old is the dog? When theyre really little they dont feel it. Well, they do...but just like babies, they dont remember.

Or that's what i told myself when i just had my four newborn Silky Terrier's tails snipped.lol
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i would never do the tail. i think i might just go with chevelle.
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Pretty cool name if you ask me.
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i say no, its kinda cruel and limits their hearing. and their ears also help keep dirt out of the ear canal. my 3 yr old pit has them croped by his first owner and i am always having to clean his **** out(alot of dirt where i live).
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Originally Posted by pweterss
i say no, its kinda cruel and limits their hearing. and their ears also help keep dirt out of the ear canal. my 3 yr old pit has them croped by his first owner and i am always having to clean his **** out(alot of dirt where i live).
How's your brothers pit doing so far?
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Talking pit pupy


here's the puppy that i got from you thanks a lot for it
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one time
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