Reportedly, the dogs are rarely, if ever, exercised, are chained out of reach of one another, and are consistently deprived of human companionship, exercise or socilization. According to reports, the dogs' contact with humans is limited to feeding and watering times, once every one or two days. This, as you know, has led area residents to speculate that the dogs are being used for fighting and that, although you are not short of money, the dogs are being denied proper medical care. While that may be true to some extent, I can tell you from firsthand experience that, coincidentally, pit bulls who are used for fighting usually bear scars and are often tethered by heavy metal tow chains in remote areas with nothing but plastic drums and plywood for shelter. We suggest that conditions such as the ones that your dogs are reportedly subjected to are conditions from which dogs are often rescued.
Dogs are highly social pack animals who crave a family, human or otherwise.
You have reportedly stated that the dogs' living conditions are in compliance with the law and that the dogs are vaccinated and licensed. Vaccinations and licenses do nothing to improve the dogs' low quality of life. We ask that you please think of the dogs' best interests and consider placing them with rescue organizations, at least until you are able to house them indoors, after you have built a home on the property, hopefully this summer. The dogs depend on you to do what is best for them. We trust that you will not let them down.