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I have a pit puppy-mill rite next door,,,

They produced nine litters a year (last summer) all bred

by the same stud back to bitches that he fathered,,,

They had three litters and 3 bitches IN THE HOUSE most of

last year,,,35-40 dawgs at once,,,

Most of the thug’s stock died from worms? I guess,,,

We could smell the dead,,,

The thug went to jail for dope for about 6 months so maybe

some just starved to death,,,

The stink is so bad in that house they had to have windows

open even when it got down to 14 degrees this winter,,,

I will only walk the yorkie out back now while armed because

we have been charged twice by pits that have gotten off

they’re tow-chains,,,

Kids downrange the first time and could not get a shot the

second because of darkness,,,

Ammonia seems to work well to keep them from charging the

fence,,,

I was at the store a few weeks back and came back to the

car to find a truck with a pit in it throwing itself against

the window trying to attack me,,,

Last fall I saw a young kid being chased into his house by

a pit,,,

AC got that one the next day as I was told,,,

HarleyMama has a new shotgun just like the pic I posted

(without the sight),,,

Ain’t nothing else gunna come across that fence...

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I have no problem with anyone defending themselves. When you say puppy mill I think of puppy mills like in PA & Ohio. Large scale operations. But I suppose if you have a person doing back to back breeding it is much the same. Where is your animal control officer? No help? I know I deal with them with starving horses. The things I see are heartbreaking. I have tried everyone to help with starving horses. Even the NJ Dept of AG. Nobody wants to help horses except rescue groups.

From my work I was taught to curl up in a ball & cover my face & stay as still as you can. Dogs want the chase. So stay still. Sometimes they will get bored & go away. I wouldn't count on it though. And pray somebody comes with a gun. Here in NJ you can't really carry guns to protect yourself & mace doesn't work. So my little dogs stay in my stockade double fenced yard. We have a pit that gets loose & all the parents are upset. The owner is a dizzy woman who swears her Lily wouldn't hurt a fly. We keep a baseball bat by the front steps to beat it with if it wanders around Sassy, my daughter. The animal control comes out but by then the pit is back home. It is a time bomb ticking. I know one of the many kids here are going to get bitten and there is nothing we can do legally. We have to wait until a cop or a animal control officer sees her loose. Go figure!