WELCOME TO MASS KENNEL'S

First Heres Some Famous Pit Bulls As Well 

 
Sergeant Stubby-died on March 16, 1926, as a hero, yet today, many people do not know who he is. Sergeant Stubby is the most decorated dog in military history, and the only dog to have been promoted during battle. He fought for 18 months in the trenches for France during WW1 for 17 battles. Stubby warned his fellow soldiers of gas attacks, located wounded soldiers in No Man's Land, and listened for oncoming artillery rounds. He was also responsible for the capture of a German spy at Argonne. After his time in the war, Stubby met Woodrow Wilson, Calvin Coolidge, and Warren G. Harding. He was, also, made a life member of the American Legion, the Red Cross, and the YMCA.

Petey from the “Little Rascals” TV show was an American Pit Bull Terrier.

“Bud” was the first dog to take a cross-country drive in 1903 with his owner Horatio Nelson Jackson and a bicycle mechanic named Sewall Crocker. “Bud soon became an enthusiast for motoring," Jackson bragged, especially after his masters put a pair of their goggles on him to keep the stinging, alkali dust out of his eyes. Riding in front, Bud learned to watch the road ahead as intently as Crocker and Jackson, bracing himself for every bump and turn -- and becoming, his owner said, "the one member of our trio who used no profanity on the entire trip."

The Buster Brown Shoe Company Chose A Pit Bull In The Advertisement Of Their Shoes and as their Mascot.

Popsicle is the number one US customs dog. She was found in a freezer during a drug raid by Buffalo police in 1997. They found Popsicle as a 5 month old puppy, who quickly became a favorite. He graduated his training at the Canine Enforcement Training Center in Front Royal, Virginia, and went to work with his handler, J.J., in Texas.

RCA is a certified hearing dog in Alaska

Tahoe, Cheyenne, and Dakota are all search and rescue dogs in Sacramento, California. The three pit bulls worked none stop at the World Trade Center and Pentagon after 9/11.

SOME FAMOUS PEOPLE WHO OWN AND HAVE OWNED PIT BULLS

Hellen Keller and Annie Sullivan with Hellens Pit Bull 

Pit Bulls accompanied pioneer families — Laura Ingalls Wilder, the author of the Little House book series, had a working Pit Bull named Jack. Many other famous people throughout history have also owned
the breed, including Theodore Roosevelt and Helen Keller . The APBT indeed, had become America’s sweetheart — artwork of the breed graced the cover of several “Life” magazine

President Theodore Roosevelt (His Pit Bulls Name Was Pete)

President Woodrow Wilson

General George Patton

Sir Walter Scott (Poet)

Molly Price ( Actress)

Anthony Robbins

Jan Michael Vincent

Frankie Muniz

Fred Astaire

Stephany Kramer

Pink (The Singer)

Alisia Silverstone

Humphrey Bogart

Ananda Lewis

Linda Blair

John Steinbeck

Fatty Arbuckle

Malcom Jamal Warner

Mary Tyler Moore

Steve & Terri Irwin (There Pit Bulls Name Was Sui)

Mo Vaughn (NY Mets)

James Ellroy (Author)

Amy Joe Johnson

Sin Bad

Barbra Eden

Rosie Perez

Kelli Williams

AJ Mclean

Rachel Ray

Orlando Bloom

James Caan

Michael J Fox (His Pit Bulls Name Is Burnaby)

Thomas Edison

Mel Brooks & Ann Brancroft

Shaquille "Shaq" O'Neal

Judd Nelson

Veronica Mars

Ken Howard (His Pit Bull Shadow Saved His Life)

Usher

Julian Schnabel

Jessica Alba

John Stuart

Jesse James (His Pit Bulls Name Is Cisco)

Stephan Jenkins

Madonna

Jack Dempsey

Brad Pitt

Bernadette Peters

Tamika Dixon

Rick Springfield

Vin Diesel

Shannon Elizabeth

Earl Holliman

David Spade

Robert Ferguson (Green Bay Packers)

John Stewart

Bill Berloni
(A Broadway Show Dog Trainer Who said the Pit Bull is The Breed Of Choice for him)

Serena Williams (Her Pit Bulls Name Is Bambi)

Desmond Mason (His Pit Bulls Names Are Capone & Zane)

Rashard Lewis (His Pit Bulls Names Are Cookie, Angel & Ginger)

Amare Stouemire (His Pit Bulls Names Are JT, Ace & Deuce)

And Many More........