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02-11-2008, 01:55 PM 
Victoria Pepper 
and is need of a good home! She's very mellow, doesn't bother the 17 year old cat and gets along just great with the other two dogs in the house. Her biggest fault is door-busting with zero recall, which is being worked on and we're seeing progress. We're pretty sure it's not so much pig-headedness as she's still looking for her old home. Men and pickup trucks are a huge thing to her, which leads us to believe that she was dumped from a truck. She ADORES children and loves nothing more than to snuggle like a baby. No resource guarding or food aggression to speak of and is very gentle when taking treats. She's small, maybe 40lbs. My friend can't keep her, I can't take her either and all the local rescues that accept pitbulls are beyond full. 
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