I would not want to get into an argument over breed bans. All I can say is that from what I saw, volunteering at the SPCA and at the city pound, there were so many unwanted pit bulls and pit bull crosses, it broke my heart. The same with shepherds and rotties. It is a saturated, saturated market. It is in fact, mind blowing how saturated the market is. As we speak, there are hundreds of pits waiting to be in good homes, and that is JUST in the lower mainland. A very, very, very small percentage will end up in a good home. The nicest, sweetest, pit is going to end up in a home where it is abused, neglected, chained, or left outside. That I can guarantee.

And I can also guarantee that some of those pits came from so-called 'good breeders'. Whether it be from the above mentioned person, or someone else....they are going to end up at the pound because people move, have babies, divorce, break up etc. etc. etc. And trying to find a good home for a dog, no matter how nice that dog is, is incredibly difficult when the dog is older, and a pit (because the market is so incredibly saturated and the demand for pits is so low). As a matter of fact, when I volunteered, and friends and people found out I volunteered, they often described to me the dog they wanted and ended with, 'anything but not a pit'.

I don't care who's breeding...rapper, nice person, not nice person....I hope for the dogs' sakes, they are not being bred. Because most of them will die in a shelter or at the end of a chain.