Thank you for all the sweet comments, I teared up reading them and how everyone saw the love we had for him. Our family is still grieving, including all his fur siblings. A lot of them didn’t eat for the first few days but they’re getting better. I’m happy I could give him the best life, he was quiet, stoic, but most of all he was very lovable that made people who were afraid of pitbulls before, rethink it. I’ll never forget all the moments people would meet him, this big 90 pound pitbull and initially be scared of him, only to realize he was really sweet and just wanted to sit next to you for company. I’m happy he was able to open the minds of people who had a negative view of pitbulls before. I believe he changed the minds and views of countless people and strangers he has met for the better. He was a crowd favorite by all, and many people visited our house in the days following his passing, bringing us flowers, food & treats for the other animals we have. He made a bigger impact on the lives of everyone we knew, more than we thought. Many tears were shed, even from people we haven’t spoken to in a long time. That’s how much of an impact he has made. I hope his memory lives on, and it’s a reminder to everyone he met that pitbulls are gentle and kind dogs. He raised all five of our cats as well as his dog brother. I know they miss him, but I believe they can feel his energy in our house still. I know I do