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Posted 14 Jan 2026I have had both dogs since they were 8 weeks old. They were originally house dogs until they couldn't stop fighting. We then had to build them a kennel in our garage and keep them seperated. They both are not fixed so yes are able to breed if so desired. My children have grown up and it has become difficult as we can't have the two dogs together or they will fight. Ninjah who is my male shown in the pic without the kennel is a sweet a loving dog that needs a lot of attention. He is kind of distructive as you can see by the pictures. As is the reason he is also not in a kennel. He ripped it apart and scratched up himself prying it open and getting himself out. He also destroyed the outside kennel we got them to be able to play outside without being locked up in a kennel or a leash all day. He tore apart the wood kennel we built to get to the female when she was in heat. I think they might have connected and we thought she was pregnant as her boobs grew but no pups came. He does have white pit issues as in allergies and the vet bills got ridiculous and the brand of food did not help either. He is a protective dog but if called by name and he doesnt feel threatened he loves to be pet and loved.
Marley the one in the kennel is a loving dog if she likes you. She is a very protective dog and sounds like a grown male dog. She however cannot be around other dogs as she is a possesive dog and will attack. However when she was in heat as I said I think they might have connected. Walked out to the two of them cuddling.
She also has allergies as well.
Needless to say I have tried to take them to the pound to get them a home that they would get a whole lot more attention. My children have grown up and gotten jobs and some with their own families so with the ongoing things its just me and my elderly mother in law home most of the time as everyone is at work and we struggle to play with them and walk them and give them that attention they need.
Please feel free to contact me if you would like to meet them. They are free to a good home.