Kash & Kendall

When I originally started looking for a house for my little family we were just going to rent. We looked and looked and kept running into the same problem, the dog. He is a pit bull. He is a great dog, never have we had any problems with him. I was even going as far as telling people i would get references for him. But because he is a pit bull people won't even hear me out. One guy went as far as telling me (not even knowing my financial situation) that if i couldn't come up with $2000 deposit for him, it was a waste of my time calling him). Thanks for the great attitude even if you did like the dog i wouldn't rent from you now anyways!

This brought up the thought of buying a house, its a big commitment and after lots of thought and consideration we decided to just go for it. We wouldn't have to worry about dealing with property managers or homeowners. Now the hard part is waiting for all the paperwork nonsense.

Kendall and Kash love each other, they always have. When we stay at Jason's house she gives him kisses and hugs before bed time. The most dangerous thing on him is his tail, its like a whip. It doesn't even phase Kendall anymore, she gets whacked all the time and just tries to push him away.

 We never made him stay away from her, he has always been around kids and we knew he would be fine.

 They even play at the park together

 He loves kids, he is a gentle player he will lay day on the floor and roll over so they can pet him. He LOVES to play with puppies so since he was a baby Jason always made him lay down when he wanted to play.

 He is like her guard, just watches over her all the time and wants to play.

 This was right after she got burned and was on some pain meds, she just laid around once the medicine kicked in and he would lay with her.

She still tries to sit on him, he doesn't like it as much anymore but he still lets her mess with him.

Our big vicious dog, is really not so vicious, he is a lover. He is so playful and happy all the time. It really does bother me that people judge dogs so fast based on their breed without knowing anything about the dog itself. How big and bad can you look when you are playing with a toddler?