Hi carolinesmile !! My pittie, Grunt is amazing at helping me get up my monster hill when I get the nerve to go up it. Otherwise he is just happier than punch and excited to go on his walks and see new people and animals.

Aedreana here, brand-new to MFP. My 2 dogs are pit bulls, Honeywell and Boston. Both I rescued off the street. Boston was a tiny baby I could hold in one hand in September of 2011, found crying in a patch of weeds by the side of the road. He wa probably the son of one of the neighborhood strays. He is devoted to me wholeheartedly; I am his world. Honeywell I found in Apr. of 2012, on a cold rainy Saturday. He was emaciated, weaving in and out of traffic, drinking from mud puddles.He had been abandoned, discarded like a piece of trash on the side of the road, and undoubtedly shunned and spurned by many passers-by--judging by how overjoyed he was when I stopped and stepped out of the car and knelt down on the ground. He ran to me immediately with a "smile"'on his face. I will never forget that moment as long as I live! He followed me into the car. He climbed into my lap, licking my face and I told him, "You won me over." Both of my dogs are indoor dogs, which was a "pit bulls in a china shop" situation when they were puppies in their chewing phase! Now they are both 2 years old and right now barking and growling at the thunderstorm brewing outside! Boston is black with white chest and throat and a narrow white streak on his snout, with mostly white toes on his hind feet, and has very dark brown eyes. Honeywell is yellow and has two white toes on his right hind foot. His eyes are amber-brown. He has filled out fully and is heavier than Boston now, taller with longer legs and a larger frame. My pit bulls are what makes my life worth living.