College student’s tough decision to gift family her troubled Pit Bull puppy pays off when family transform the dog from pestilent puppy, to obedient doggo, student says: ‘She is so good now and they give her princess treatment as she deserves’

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Laurent Shinar • Writer and Editor
May 17, 2026 11:30 AM EDT

Today we have a story of responsibility, one which goes against the grain of many animal abandonment stories and chooses instead to take the path of responsibility and rationality.

Adopting a doggo is no easy thing to do. There are a million factors that dictate how the whole thing is going to go and more often than not you can barely tell how any of the million will affect you and your doggo. The only thing that we can do as loving and responsible pawrents is to remain aware of these potential problems and when they come along to handle them graciously.


It is all about knowing when we are in too deep and when it is time to put our hands up and hand the problem to someone who is better equipped to deal with it. And we are so darn pleased that this is the story we have to share with you today, a story of great maturity and care for a canine who deserved every good thing in this world and got them.
 

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    "She stills hates wearing clothes unless is for a photo (nobody train her to do that but is cute)"
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    I recently adopt a puppy but people keep telling me I shouldn't have one since it's a pitbull and I have 4 cats already and because of my schedule. I
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    don't see the problem of being a pitbull, but for the cats and my schedule I am rethinking my decision I'm already teaching her to control her bite and
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    she's learning super fast. But I still can't teach her potty training, to leave the cats alone (she knows to not bother them but still tries to play with them sometimes) and to stop barking every
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    time I'm gone. Do you think I should keep her and if yes you know any videos or anything that can help me train her?
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  • Well, this is a tough one. On the one hand just the mere fact that this young person is taking such measures to ensure the wellbeing of her pupper is already a promising development. On the other hand four cats is a lot for a dog anyway, let alone a high energy pit bull who still needs to learn boundaries. Taking on any dog is no small feat of patience and persistence, but a pit bull puppy is a whole load of extra work. If it were up to us we would tell her to find someone close to her who can help care for the pupper. 
     

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    So if you saw my post about keeping a puppy, (her name is fluffy), like 6 months ago and you were wondering what happened to her
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    Not long before the post I decided it will be better if i give her to someone who can take better care of her (she is living with some family members)
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    This turn out to be a good decision since my schedule got more demanding and I have some declined in some of my health problems (physical and mentally) but she is
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    so good now and my they gives her princess treatment as she deserves So yeah she now has so much space She eats better than me
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    She doesn't bite unless she is playing with her toys She knows some tricks like how to sit, give her paw and do poses She waits for you
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    Doesn't bark all the time just when she thinks it necessary Loves to meet other people and animals without trowing herself at them
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  • Now that is quite the transformation right there. To think that only a little while ago this puppy could barely be stopped from agitating its sibling cats and now she can control her barking. That is quite the impressive transformation to undergo in such a short amount of time. But it goes to show that with the right conditions that support a doggo’s behavioral development anything is possible. Not to mention that pit bulls are little sweethearts who will do anything you ask of them for a treat. But most of all we find ourselves so impressed with this young person’s resolve and maturity to do all this without kicking up a fuss and understanding that the doggo’s wellbeing outweighs everything else. 
     

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    unless shes allowed to (she still has some beef with my cats specifically but other cats and animals are ok) She loves to watch cars but she has to
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    see them from 1-3 meters for safe reasons She stills hates wearing clothes unless is for a photo
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    (nobody train her to do that but is cute) She loves baths and massages She is super happy and she's very calm
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    Just a little problem she doesn't like to 0 p p or eat outside her space so she holds until she is in her home
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    I try to visit her everytime I can and they let me I am on vacation now so I recently give her a bath and been taking her on walks, playing or just being with her
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    I'm planning to drop out of college so maybe I will have more time to visit her more often but overall she's doing good and she is so happy
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    TSJ... She looks adorable! I hope you have many happy years with that sweet girl.
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