Cross Breeds

free pit bull puppies in New Hampshire or Mass.??

Hi!!! I am looking for free pit bull puppies in the New England area. If you have any information, please contact me via e-mail..... thanks Jenn D.

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1. http://search.petfinder.com/search/search.cgi?action=1&pet.Animal=Dog&pet.Breed=pit+bull+terrier&pet.Age=&pet.Size=&pet.Sex=&location=NH&preview=1&scope=0&x=10&y=10 Happy Shopping!
2. If you can not afford to buy a pup, how then are you going to afford the pup's upkeep?? Just curious here....
3. Do not look for free puppies. Looking for free puppies encourages backyard breeding and puppy mills, both of which are horrible for the breed and the dogs themselves. Get a dog from your local humane society. There are many pit bull types in humane societies. If you want a purebred pitbull, buy one from a LEGITIMATE breeder. If you can't afford the adoption or purchase fee, you can NOT afford the dog. Dogs cost a lot more than the initial fee to buy / adopt it. You have food to pay for, and pit bulls are big eaters. * And don't think that you can just buy cheap food. Cheap food has a lot less nutrition, therefore your dog will eat a lot more, costing you more money. It can cost LESS to buy quality food, because dogs need to eat less of it. You have vet fees. At 60-70$ a pop for just a consulting, plus meds, plus vaccines, tests, neuter/spay, microchipping, yearly exam... that adds up to a lot of vet bills. * Actually, "free" puppies are usually the ones with the most problems. A "free" puppy can end up costing more than a legitimate dog. You should have pet insurance. You will need to buy dog collars, leashes, tags, food and water dishes, dog beds. You may need to pay for dog training. Please read the following links, and rethink your idea of getting a 'free' puppy. http://dogs.about.com/cs/newtodogs/a/free_puppy.htm http://www.adoptarescuepet.org/byb.htm
4. Watch out for free pit puppies. Poeple whoraise them to fight will give the rejects away free and they could be unstable.