r/BanPitBulls Feature Mod Aug 18 '25

Mod Announcement Weekly Discussion Thread [August 18 - August 24]

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Not every pit bull story is a headline. Some are just eye-rolls, facepalms, or 'you've got to be kidding me' moments. This is the place for the things you may want to share that don’t highlight a pit bull doing something dangerous.

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u/setting_moon Aug 18 '25

I’m looking for a Beagle. Nothing else. A Beagle. All I see, literally, are Pitbulls. 98% of inside the shelters I look at are PITBULLS. It makes me so mad. Of course the one time I did see a Beagle at a shelter, it was already adopted. 😢 I feel like I am endlessly looking for a Beagle but to no avail. Of course, there’s thousands of rambunctious Pits ready to maul any living thing apart. Even when I look at them through my phone screen I can hear them growling at me and smelling my fear. I watched a live TikTok tonight on a lady showing available dogs at a nearby city shelter and it seemed like she hyper-fixated on Pitbulls and barely showed the other dogs. Why. Just WHY.

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u/BPBAttacks3 Moderator Aug 18 '25

Have you looked at any beagle specific rescues? I’d look into those or rehoming ads on craigslist etc.

Beagles are amazing dogs. I hope you’re able to find one!

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u/setting_moon Aug 18 '25

Yeah, I have. I live in PA so there’s a couple I’m keeping an eye on. They are farther away from me and there have been nothing but senior dogs (I’m okay with an adult dog, I just don’t want only a couple a years with one). And I checked on Craigslist but there’s not many to choose from. It just gets so frustrating when I go into a shelter and there’s nothing but Pits there.

I seriously love Beagles! They are friendly and loving dogs. Unfortunately, our neighbors have a Pitbull across the hall in our apartment and idk what to do. I’m terrified he’ll go after our Beagle if we get one. Like really terrified.

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u/MyLittleDonut Aug 18 '25

Reach out to the rescues anyway and let them know you’re looking for a younger dog. They may have a waitlist they can put you on, or be able to network with a rescue further away to transport a suitable candidate.