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We got to know this dog very well since she had been at the shelter for close to six months.  She definately lived up to her namesake and was one of the sweetest dogs you will ever meet.  This was one of the dogs that really made myself and my wife fall in love with pit bulls.  She would crawl up onto your lap and nuzzle in for a hug with you.  Of course she had that classic Pit bull smile.

It was a bit of a mystery why such a great dog wasn’t adopted sooner.  Partially, it may have been because of her energy whenever she would get out of her kennel to meet someone.  It was intimidating to the average person who might be concerned with their preconceptions of the breed to begin with.  So many people met with Sweet Pea, but chose other dogs.

This was the first time we brought one of the shelter dogs into the Rogister home for an overnight visit.  Sweet Pea had a wonderful time.  She had a bath, went for a roller blade, swam in the ocean and got to hang out with our dog Scout all day long.

In the end Sweet Pea was adopted into a family with another dog and is now a great member of a big happy family.

Check out Sweet Pea’s video by clicking the link below

Joe Rogister Video’s – Dog Series – Sweet Pea

Or on YouTube at the link below

Joe Rogister’s YouTube Channel – Sweet Pea Video

Here is JFR Studio’s first effort with promoting the SPCA dogs.  We wanted to show the dogs playing and goofing around to highlight their personalities for potential adopters to see another side of them.

Hannah is a Pitbull mix and Sookie a Rotweiller mix.  Both bully breeds, and both totally great intelligent and extreemely loyal dogs.  But when adopters come to look at them in the shelter, and take them out of their kennels they seem hyper and out of control.  This is mostly because although the SPCA does everything it can to get these dogs walked and excercised, for athletic breeds, it is not enough.  so when they do get out they have so much energy to burn off that they need to go nuts as soon as they are not confined to the walls of their cages.

Check out this video by clicking the link below…

Hannah and Sookie

or you can view it on YouTube at

Joe Rogister’s YouTube Channel

or you can view it on Vimeo in HD at

Joe Rogister’s Vimeo Channel