Zero Pack Mickey the Pit Bull Mickey the Pit Bull, one year off the streets Mickey was picked up as a stray in the Bronx and taken to Animal Control. When Maggie Estep adopted him, he weighed 27 pounds (half…
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Zero PackMike Lowry’s Tribe Mike Lowry adopted Tribe from the James City County Pound in Williamsburg, VA. Pictured here (at 3-1/2 months old), the pup is growing into both ears and paws. His mother is a Doberman Pinscher, and only…
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Dogs of The ZeroBruiser Bruiser looking vigilant. Rottweiler. More testosterone than brains, fearless and loyal beyond description. Bruiser with girlfriend Roxanne (the pitbull). They had puppies reputed to eat concrete and drink blood, although I never saw them do either.…
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A Valentine from Honey Pit Bull A 2001 Valentine from Honey and Daisy Mae Past Valentine’s Day Greetings The year 2000 Valentine from Honey! A valentine from Honey and Pokey, 1999.
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Valentine’s Day cards from Honey, previous years
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Nothing says “I Love You” like a pit bull tongue bath! Print your very own Honey Valentine’s Day cards! Click here to download the PDF file. This is a color, quarter-fold card optimized for any weight 8½ x 11 paper…
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Honey Pit Bull has been sending her Valentines out to Zero visitors for many years now. As our regular visitors know, she left us last month. We will not be continuing the tradition in her absence, but, thanks to the…
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Dogs of The Zero Gussie (a.k.a. Pansy) If you’ve been reading Andrew Vachss’ novels, then you know all about Neapolitan Mastiffs—Burke’s dog, Pansy, is a Neo. You know how loyal and protective these dogs can be. Now’s your chance to…
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Dogs of The ZeroRomeo Before Honey left us, she promised to pick out our next dog. We understood that this could take some time, as Honey’s criteria are quite stringent. She finally sent us Romeo. He is a rescue, approximately…
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Dogs of The ZeroSheba Wolf/German Shepherd cross. A seeing-eye dog who we adopted after her “retirement,” who went on to accompany children to court, and was the greatest undercover partner a man could ever have. © 1989 New York Newsday…