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just the fact there's this meticulously bred purestrain fightin pit bull somewhere in regional america who is beloved by his owner and cared for like a classic car for some reason it just makes me so happy. the fact that his name is moses is important too. i don't know why it's the perfect name, but it is thanks for reading
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bless the dog folk
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Jan 15, 2020 12:19
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he is an incredibly good dog and will be 10 in about a month.
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Jan 19, 2020 05:57
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Fluffy Bunnies posted:he is an incredibly good dog and will be 10 in about a month. old man 
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Jan 19, 2020 06:12
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Omg I have barely posted in PI since we started the facebook group in 2013 bc I just post there now, I can't believe random goons remember my dog that means so much to me Moses turned 10 February 12th.        His best bud Frankie passed away in 2017 after a year long battle with liver disease (despite extensive testing we were never able to find out what caused it) and he struggled with some depression afterwards, but now he hangs out with my new lil dachshund bud Scamper. They're not best friends and Moses only really ever liked Frankie but having another dog around does seem to provide some comfort to him and has helped him a lot. Aside from two benign lump removals in late 2015 and a harrowing obstruction surgery in 2016 that required the removal of almost 2 feet of intestine after EATING A TOY, MOSES, ,, he has always been healthy as a horse. Aside from some muscle loss and grey hairs, he doesn't look or act like a senior at all and if he keeps it up I hope to get another solid half-decade or so out of him. Knock on wood. I got him in 2010 when I was 22 and somehow I am now about to be 33 and I can honestly say that he got me through my 20's and I don't know that I'd be here without him. He's done more for me than most family members and it is going to be a WILD RIDE when I lose him. I don't know that I'll ever have another one after him. My partner has health problems and I do too and I'm not as up to wrangling murder dogs as I was a decade ago and I worry about my health allowing me to maintain one responsibly. With all the busts in the Southeast over the past 10 years I doubt I'd be able to find one bred the way I want anyway. It hasn't always been easy, but he has been an incredible friend and a joy to own. I will miss him when he's gone. Thank you for thinking of him. 
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Supercondescending posted:Omg I have barely posted in PI since we started the facebook group in 2013 bc I just post there now, I can't believe random goons remember my dog that means so much to me i can't even explain why he (and frankie, and you) resonate so much for me but it's just always been such an oddly beautiful situation  just knowing how much work it's taken you to keep him and what a labour of love he is, and he always looks so healthy and serene in photos. i'm sorry you lost frankie and i pray moses learns to love the weeniequote:It hasn't always been easy, but he has been an incredible friend and a joy to own. I will miss him when he's gone. Thank you for thinking of him.  thank you for being the pi pit bull ambassador! i haven't got to meet any legitimate pits irl (due to australia) and have always loved your posts, you're so passionate and informative and honest. somehow you managed to make me love the breed and understand that if i ever tried to keep one myself it would all end in catastrophe, which is an art may moses outlive us all
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