My daughter and husband have a pitbull for emotional support. The city of Watford wants us to get rid of our dog, but our pitbull has been an incredible support to our family. My daughter faces mental health issues and my husband has endured seizures. Our pitbull, without any formal training, has alerted me when my husband was having a seizure. She is not just a dog; she is a guardian and a member of our family.

The stigma surrounding pitbulls is unfair and unfounded. Pitbulls, like any other breed, are a product of their environment and upbringing. It's about the responsibility and care that the owners provide, not the breed itself. A well-loved and well-cared-for pitbull is no more dangerous than any other dog.

Many families in Watford City rely on their dogs for emotional and physical support. To take away our ability to own a pitbull not only disregards our rights but also undermines the well-being of families like mine who rely on the emotional bond between pet and owner.

The ban on pitbulls in Watford City not only separates families from their beloved pets but also fails to address the real issue: responsible pet ownership. Instead of a blanket ban on pitbulls, let's advocate for measures that promote responsible pet ownership and training for all dog breeds.

Join me in petitioning the city of Watford to lift the ban on pitbulls and focus on responsible ownership and training. Let's ensure that no family has to choose between their beloved pet and their home. Sign this petition to support the right to own any breed of dog responsibly.