Resources

Like people, not all dogs will get along, and you should not expect your dog to get along with all dogs. We suggest on-leash intros and a walk to introduce dogs to one another. Plan at least 30 minutes and take it slow.

• Allows dogs to see each other

• Dogs should be separated at first by humans

  • If safe to do so: allow dogs to walk closer to each other and eventually next to each other.

  • Allow dogs to sniff each other for short intervals of time

  • Continue walking and allowing for short interactions

• If safe, bring dogs to an enclosed area

• Keep dogs on dropped leashes and allow continued interaction

Reference: https://www.dogster.com/lifestyle/how-to-introduce-dogs-to-each-other

In order to successfully introduce a new baby to your home, there are certain things to consider and prep. We recommend the following workshop: 

http://www.jonesanimalbehavior.com/petandbabies

We know that housing is one of the biggest problems for people who owns these breeds. We have shared below some local housing options from My Pitbull is Family: http://www.mypitbullisfamily.org (National resource)

Check out this article on keeping your dogs safe in the car: https://www.carcovers.com/carresources/how-to-keep-your-pets-safe-while-driving/

We know that insurance is also a big problem for people who owns these breeds. We have shared some resources below:

• State Farm (May require proof of training)

• Commerce Insurance (May require proof of training/K9GC)

• Liberty Mutual

• Allstate

• Mass Fair Plan

MSPCA article: 

https://www.mspca.org/pet_resources/home-insurance-and-pets/

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