Tiniest, Calmest Pittie Puppy Grows Up To Be A Wild Man #Video
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This wild pittie tricked his family into thinking he was "quiet and timid" — wait til you see how tiny and innocent he was when they adopted him
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Lisa
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I really needed a laugh today and this did it. Thank you and good luck to Walter's owner! Thanks Mel and Walter's parents for rescuing two adorable puppies and their Mama!
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Joanna
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How adorable is Walter!! Thank God he found such great parents. Thanks Mel for all your beautiful videos. Love them all.
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BA
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Love Walter! Thanks Mel.
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Mary Jane
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Not really a "good boy" but a very lovely one nonetheless.
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Carol Segal
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Another mischievous animal. What's new?!!!
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Anne
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He made me laugh out loud. Sweet parents.
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Sally
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Walter is adorable, and a handful. Thanks for posting this pup video. Mel, you're the best.
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Noreen
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Love this guy!!! Walter is all bad boy and so adorable!!!! Go Walter!!!
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Randy Ferguson
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How can you not love Walter?!
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Helene
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What naughty boy! But he is so loveable that we have to forgive him for being so bad.
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mercedes
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I must commend these people for tolerating this Pittie's antics! Cute dog with a great personality, but too destructive for my house. Been there done that.
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[email protected]
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Walter is so cute BUT he would be more than I could handle at this point in time.
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Patricia Yager Delagrange
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fantastic story - I love love love it
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Darnell
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Loved watching this, was so cute.
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Becky
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I'm glad Walter has a happy life, and I laughed out loud at his antics, but I don't think I'd like a dog to be stealing and destroying things so much. I had a ferret (briefly) for awhile that I got from someone out on a farm in the Hill Country area, who called her "ugly". When I adopted her, she was infested with fleas, and not very pretty. She was albino, with red eyes, and I named her "Rabbit". After her flea bath, she settled in our little mobile home by stealing my latchwork yarn, socks, and whatever she could to build her various "nests". She ripped up the underside of our couch so she could hide inside it, and would poop in there, too. So, we got rid of her. Nope. Couldn't handle it then, and I know for certain I couldn't handle it now. But Walter is a cutie, and so funny, ya just gotta forgive his little quirks.
