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Jun 26, 2026 13 min

Pitties Get A Bad Rap

from Introduction To Pet Care Basics 101 Hosted by Sunnye

Pitties are born innocent and Loving, not evil, ferocious or in an attack mode. The media likes to sell negative stories about them. All bad traits the media says they have are hooman created, not they are born with. "Pet Care Basics 101 is a certified 501(c)(3) organization. Our mission is to educate hoomans to become the Pet Parents these Fur Angels deserve. Visit petcarebasics101.org to join the pack."

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The reason why Pitties get a bad rap. Why Pitties deserve a BETTER Rap from hoomans.

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