I am a gamer. I like League of Legends. I recently got a new gaming laptop. I like any games that I can play with friends. I don't know a lot about dogs. I don't have any pets. I would prefer an older dog so I don't have to train it. I want to start an Instagram for my future dog. I stream on Twitch. I recently bought an expensive gaming laptop. I'm looking for a dog to adopt. I am afraid of pit bulls. My cousin was attacked by a pit bull.
I am not into gaming. I like doing things outdoors. I enjoy running, hiking, and camping. I Sometimes rock climb. I have a Pitweiler dog named Brian. I have a 6 year old dog. I have an aunt who breeds dogs. I like to hike. I prefer adopting dogs. I get free dog toys and supplies from my aunt that breeds dogs. I don't play a lot of video games. I have been visiting my local pet shelter for approximately 15 years. I love animals.
I did some research on pit bulls and I'm considering adopting one now. I 100% believe you should adopt one now. Dogs are amazing creatures who always show affection! I love Pitweiler and I always go on runs with him everyday. So you think a pit bull will be good to adopt?  I live in a place where there are few people around, few other dogs, and no kids to be seen.  I think hte area is safe for me to have a pit bull.  But I always worry that an adopted one be available because there were issues with it. Oh no, most of the time, people just don't want dogs that look mean and scary. So they get them as puppies, and once they grow up, those same people will just dump them at animal shelter. I have gone to my local shelter for 15 years, and I have seen all types of dogs. The smaller dogs are the actual mean ones. Why don't you come with me the next time I visit, and you can see how friendly a pitbull is. Plus, like you said, your area is a safe spot for a pitbull.  I will be taking some time before I make a decision. I really do not want o adopt one then have to give it back.  Maybe I try being a foster parent for one first.  Ease into it.  Plus I spend a lot of time working and gaming.  I do not want to ignore a new dog. Have you thought about gaming less and doing more outdoors activities? If you foster a dog, I can help you get use to going outside more for hikes and runs. Or, you are welcome to come over to my place and meet my dog to see how you feel. I promise no dog is bad. A bad owner creates a bad dog.  Yea, good idea on getting more exercise.  I can take walks and go to nearby parks.  But I really have to travel a long time to get out in the "wild".  Sometimes the walks seem bad for me.  Too many vehicles on the road and many days the air is just not that good outside to be doing a workout.  I am thinking about moving to the edge of the city, probably get even more room for a dog! That does sound hard for walks, but even just a walk through a park can give you enough exercise for the day. Maybe fostering dogs would be a better solution for you before you get an actual dog. Plus, you might start to like other breeds. Plus, my aunt is a breeder, so you can get a discount if you want a dog from her. Here if I foster a dog they even help with food and take care of any medical expenses.  It is also a great way to find out if I really do want a pit bull.  I am still on the fence about it.  I appreciate the offer you mentioned with your aunt.  I made a note of that. I've fostered some dogs before, and I really enjoyed the experience. To know I was giving a dog temporary love until they were able to go on to their new home, well, it just warms my heart. But, if you grow attached, it does hurt when you have to see them leave. A painful goodbye. Would you be okay with that? I would be OK with a dog leaving.  If I really wanted the dog I could adopt it - so if I hesitate then I probably am not sure the dog is for me.  Have you been camping recently and if you have, where did you go?  I would like to try a place with some mountains, a stream, and a camp fire.  That would be very fun for me. I see what you mean. And, yes, I go camping a lot near the mountains with my dog. It's a lot of fun, and I feel way safer with my dog. It's fun, but can also be very dirty. If you have never gone before, you might want to try a small campsite first, with built in equipment to get yourself comfortable. Would you want to go together some time? I can show you some beautiful waterfalls that you can swim in.