Yeah, they are sweet loving dogs, but people think of them as being vicious. And we told him that if he should ever need to get rid of her for any reason that it was going to be tough to find a home. They're legal in this state, but that doesn't mean the prejudice doesn't exist. >>

And he was talking about breeding her, which I was like 'oh-hell-to-the-no.' Because: 1, there is NO way he's doing that in MY fourth-floor apartment EVER; 2, he can't take care of ONE puppy, imagine a litter; and 3, his breeder had to sell her at-cost because the market for breeding dogs is saturated in this state, particularly pits. >____>

I have like... a million rants about Joel. But, honestly, I don't care anymore. I want him out asap, but I'll be putting up with him while he's here for the next six months.