| Welcome to Southern Maine Pit Bulls (SOME PIT)! SOME PIT is a small group of dedicated pit bull advocates working to improve the lives of pit bulls in Southern Maine. Through education, adoption assistance, training, and events, SOME PIT is working within our local community to aid in responsible bully breed ownership. Whether you’re new to the breed or looking for assistance with a bully breed you currently own, you’ve come to the right place! Check out our Events page to find out where you can meet us next! Interested in Helping out SOME Pit! by contributing to our cause? Please contact info@somepit.org for information on how to do so |
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| TRAIN-A-BULL Classes |
| SOME Pit!’s Beginner Train-a-Bull classes are specifically designed to help owners and their dogs build better teamwork. Using positive training techniques, the six-week Beginners class focuses on the skills that pit bulls and their owners need in order to become Breed Ambassadors. For more information on the classes please visit our: Train-A-Bull page. Or you can contact us via email adam@somepit.org |
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| Southern Maine Pit Bulls would like to thank the following companies and organizations for their support: |
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The other day I met a woman at a pet store and when I asked her
what kind of dogs she owned, she quietly, with eyes down, said
she had a Lab and a Pit Bull. This lovely middle aged woman,
who I later found out is a nurse, gave me an apologetic look.
“I have a pit bull too!” I practically yelled with a smile. Surprised,
my new friend told me that she usually doesn’t tell people she
has a Pit Bull because she’s tired of her friends and strangers
making hurtful comments about her dog. She told me she’s
embarrassed to tell people she has a Pit Bull, because she
always has to explain why she has a dog that everyone thinks is
dangerous.
what kind of dogs she owned, she quietly, with eyes down, said
she had a Lab and a Pit Bull. This lovely middle aged woman,
who I later found out is a nurse, gave me an apologetic look.
“I have a pit bull too!” I practically yelled with a smile. Surprised,
my new friend told me that she usually doesn’t tell people she
has a Pit Bull because she’s tired of her friends and strangers
making hurtful comments about her dog. She told me she’s
embarrassed to tell people she has a Pit Bull, because she
always has to explain why she has a dog that everyone thinks is
dangerous.
| SOME Pit! Blog Entry: Giving Thanks by Jessica Dolce |
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| SOME Pit! gear now available! |
Join SOME Pit! along with other area dog friendly businesses, rescues and
shelters for Adopt a Pet Night with the Portland Pirates. Sponsored by Camp
Bow Wow of Portland. Groups attending will include Almost Home Rescue and
Pack Life.
Come show your support for pit bulls and catch a great hockey game with our
very own Portland Pirates taking on the Manchester Monarchs. Puck drops at
7:00.
Tickets can be purchased by contacting adam@somepit.org or
jessica@somepit.org. A link will eventually be added for online purchased
through the Portland Pirates once it has been set up for credit card purchases.
shelters for Adopt a Pet Night with the Portland Pirates. Sponsored by Camp
Bow Wow of Portland. Groups attending will include Almost Home Rescue and
Pack Life.
Come show your support for pit bulls and catch a great hockey game with our
very own Portland Pirates taking on the Manchester Monarchs. Puck drops at
7:00.
Tickets can be purchased by contacting adam@somepit.org or
jessica@somepit.org. A link will eventually be added for online purchased
through the Portland Pirates once it has been set up for credit card purchases.
| ADOPT A PET NIGHT |