I thought I'd give a quick update.
We went to the meeting last night.
Unfortunately they couldn't bring their dog up, but Britches will meet him when we go for the homecheck.
Very responsible and they spoil their fur baby rotten. His dog house is (I think) 9ft tall and he gets to stay inside while they're gone to work. He gets new toys each week and is a huge softy. I know Britches will have a blast with a big brother.
When we went up to meet them I thought I should get Britches a little tired.. I should have let him go full force. By the time we got there all he wanted to do was lay around.
So the energized Britches they didn't get to see, but they said they're used to that with their dog.
So I go to do the home check Friday. If it turns out to be a great fit he will stay at their house and not come back with me.
I'm sad, but it looks really good. They have a lot of dogs through out the family and are always having play dates. Their whole family is full of animal lovers.
Friends and family they know have pits.
There have been a lot of ups and downs lately, but since I made this thread I figured I need to update it.
Have a great week you guys.
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Our rescue group would not allow that in a hot state like Texas. We definately do not believe in any dog living in a doghouse. But every rescue group has their own ideas of a good home I guess. I think (know)Rescue Groups in New Jersey are more critical. I sure hope those people have the their own dog there...people pull stuff on home checks....we have seen it all! And two male dogs together that do not even know each other for any length of time? Very dangerous! We outsmarted many on homechecks! Sometimes you think the dog is going one place when it ends up in another. We even caught people adopting some dogs and especially pits for someone else! Never judge a book by its cover! If it all sounds perfect it probably is'nt. I hope I did not offend you but I spent over 14 years in fostering, rescue and adoptions! There is more to find out about a good home than people (adopters) just filling your ears with what you want to hear! Just had to throw in my 5 cents now! 
