Its not the breed thats the problem its the owners..
Well done for caring and getting him help enjoy your lives together.
This dog will never forget what you did for it 
It trembled constantly from the [pa.in] and couldn’t even find a moment of rest. When I rushed it to an emergency animal hospital, some people actually [dismissed] it, saying a “regular” pitbull wasn’t worth saving. Watching it curled up in the corner, shaking, completely [br.oke] me.
The veterinarian took a deep breath and told me the [in.jur.ies] were severe, and the surgery would be [expensive]. A few people even said that for that kind of money, I could just get a “better breed.” I ignored every single one of them.
This little pitbull was in unbearable [pa.in], barely able to eat, yet it still found the strength to gently press its head into my hand. Every evening after work, I went straight to the hospital just to sit beside it and whisper a few soft words. Even the staff started noticing something special — this dog wasn’t giving up.
The surgery was long, but it was successful. It fought through the hardest days, slowly starting to drink a little, resting its tiny paw on my hand like it knew it wasn’t alone.
Three months later, everything changed.
Now it curls up peacefully, safe and warm, no longer shaking in [pa.in]. One leg still carries a slight limp, but that doesn’t stop it. Watching this pitbull run, play, and trust again is nothing short of a miracle.
And the best part?
It follows me everywhere — like my shadow — as if it knows I never gave up on it.
Thank you for saving this sweet animal 
Well done and not [loosing] hope was such a big thing to do .
Hope you both have many happy times together
God bless this beautiful baby 
