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Commander Wallace · 08-26-21, 10:53 PM

A good friend of mine has a Pit Bull that he has rescued. Sadly, this poor dog was used as a fighting dog and has the scars to prove it. My friend owns a construction business and every morning, my friend puts not only his lunch bag together but also one for the dog.

The dog carries his own lunch bag to the truck and they both drive and go to " work " together. Amazingly enough, this dog is very friendly and also forgiving of mankind that initially hurt him. He plays frizbee and ball with the kids in the park and loves them.

When my friend takes the dog to the vet for some of his issues, he rewards him afterwards by taking him to another friends pub. There, the dog gets a hamburger, loaded baked potato and a small glass of beer in addition to all the water he wants. The dog never gets any fried foods-ever. The dog usually goes home and climbs into his bed where the beer hits him and he is done for the day.

The dog has not only custom made beds but also custom made jackets for when it's cold. The dog has his own pillows too. The dog also has sports jerseys that zipper up the back with a flap to keep the zipper off the dog's skin.

The dog has a number of hobbies, including discus. Oddly enough, the dog does this with a car tire. What amazes me is the dog will bite the tire and spin and throwing the tire, always in the same spot. The rest of us would be on the ground from dizziness.

Sadly, in a freak mishap, the dog was spinning with the tire and it slipped over his head as he tried to throw the tire and he hurt himself. The dog went through surgery on Monday for ligament and other related damage and is on pain medication at the vet. My friend has spent every day there since the surgery conducting business at the vets with his computer and cell phones. He visits with the dog all day.

He expects the dog to be released sometime next week with a greatly reduced schedule. Suffice to say, the dog has retired from his " discus " events.

I'm keeping my fingers crossed the dog recovers as he is my friend's and his girlfriend's world.

08-26-21, 10:53 PM	#5
Commander Wallace Navy Seal Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Under the sea in an Octupus garden in the shade Posts: 5,297 Downloads: 366 Uploads: 0	A good friend of mine has a Pit Bull that he has rescued. Sadly, this poor dog was used as a fighting dog and has the scars to prove it. My friend owns a construction business and every morning, my friend puts not only his lunch bag together but also one for the dog. The dog carries his own lunch bag to the truck and they both drive and go to " work " together. Amazingly enough, this dog is very friendly and also forgiving of mankind that initially hurt him. He plays frizbee and ball with the kids in the park and loves them. When my friend takes the dog to the vet for some of his issues, he rewards him afterwards by taking him to another friends pub. There, the dog gets a hamburger, loaded baked potato and a small glass of beer in addition to all the water he wants. The dog never gets any fried foods-ever. The dog usually goes home and climbs into his bed where the beer hits him and he is done for the day. The dog has not only custom made beds but also custom made jackets for when it's cold. The dog has his own pillows too. The dog also has sports jerseys that zipper up the back with a flap to keep the zipper off the dog's skin. The dog has a number of hobbies, including discus. Oddly enough, the dog does this with a car tire. What amazes me is the dog will bite the tire and spin and throwing the tire, always in the same spot. The rest of us would be on the ground from dizziness. Sadly, in a freak mishap, the dog was spinning with the tire and it slipped over his head as he tried to throw the tire and he hurt himself. The dog went through surgery on Monday for ligament and other related damage and is on pain medication at the vet. My friend has spent every day there since the surgery conducting business at the vets with his computer and cell phones. He visits with the dog all day. He expects the dog to be released sometime next week with a greatly reduced schedule. Suffice to say, the dog has retired from his " discus " events. I'm keeping my fingers crossed the dog recovers as he is my friend's and his girlfriend's world.