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We are an animal welfare organization based out of Illinois.  Don't Bully My Breed is dedicated to the welfare of bully breeds and other companion animals. Here are just some of the things we do…
  • Assist the public with spay/neuter
  • Fight against breed-specific legislation
  • Help other rescue organizations and/or individuals by courtesy posting their pets on our site
  • Screen applications for other organizations
  • Educate the public about responsible bully breed ownership
  • Combat dog fighting
  • Promote a positive image and understanding of all bully breeds
Please click here and fill out the adoption/foster application form if you are interested in fostering or adopting one of our available animals.
 
We do not have a central or shelter location. We place animals in homes throughout greater Chicagoland and Central Illinois (we would consider an out-of-state adoption if you are within 3 hours of us). We do not ship animals.
 
We can be contacted at info@savethepitbull.org



















 

 

 

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The PBRC website is a virtual shelter and resource for owners and caretakers of American Pit Bull Terriers, American Staffordshire Terriers, Staffordshire Bull Terriers, and pit bull mixes.
 
  
Pit Bull Advocacy group in the Bay Area (San Francisco, USA)
 
  
Great dog-related educational posters illustrated by Lili Chin.  Proceeds are then donated to rescues.
 
  
Want to learn more about dog food?
 
  
Dog food reviews and dog food ratings updated regularly.
 
  
Tips for smoothing the transition of a new dog into your household from BADRAP.org!
 
  
A PDF explaining the Two-Week Shutdown Period for a new dog
 
  
Nothing in Life is Free (NILF) helps dogs acquire better manners by teaching them that in order to get what they want, they must behave politely. In other words, nothing in life comes for free. Dogs have to earn things they want with polite behavior, just like we do when we say “please”!

Introduce NILF into your daily routines if your dog is currently engaging in behaviors that are rude or pushy, such as counter surfing, barking, whining, begging for food, pushing or grabbing items, nudging you for attention, digging, etc.

In addition to your training sessions, using NILF will help establish the house rules for your dog, whether they’re a new addition to your family or just in need a refresher course.
 
  
Drive in the slow lane for dog/dog intros
 
  
Here are some ways to safely desensitize cats and dogs to each other and integrate a multi-species household...
 
  
In recognition of May's Dog Bite Prevention Month, as well as Dog Bite Prevention Week (May 20-26, 2012), APDT is pleased to bring you a free webinar that will teach you about the importance of teaching children to be safe around dogs, understanding you dog's body language, and how to build strong and health relationships between kids and dogs. Learn about grumble and growl zones, common mistakes, hazardous situations, and more as well as tips for keeping the entire family happy and safe.
 
  
Free training ebook from Animal Farm Foundation
 
  
Training videos for owners/shelter and rescue volunteers from BADRAP.org
 
  
PitBull Myths-and-Facts Infographic