Dougherty Dozen CRAZIEST Birthday Snacks!!! Buy Pitbull PUPPY?! 

@@starsunmoon30you’re commenting this on a comment of him uplifting a business woman?

@@starsunmoon30can you please timestamp when this happened.

@@starsunmoon30Umm when did he say any of that? Lol please time stamp it for us….Also even IF he did IMO she does deserve to have DCFS intervene, she does deserve to be de platformed for the sake of the children’s well-being and it’s gross that you would defend someone like this and not want these children helped.

@@starsunmoon30 your post is unreadable. Your spelling is atrocious. Don’t even know what point you are trying are here. Be better @stars.

strain moon 😳🤔😳🤔😳🤔 Seriously wtf? I have Bern here for over 3 years and um..Nope! You're lying Auntie Lauren, This never happened!!!! Get wrecked! Over and over Josh has pleaded that his followers to NEVER aftack! So...we are NOT Alicia's BS army so.... 🤔

Absolutely

Agreed

You know the puppy will be neglected and won’t be trained properly because she doesn’t have enough time. Something will suffer either the puppy or videos. She’s not going to slow down on videos.

I am afraid that the puppy will get re-homed if in case D leaves Dougherty family.

What happens when D moves out like N did? The poor puppy gets left behind and neglected. Puppy mill dogs are a bad idea. Pure bred puppies from a puppy mill are most likely too close in genetics so it will have health problems. Vet bills can be expensive in this case. When an animal is purchased as a gift, there is a good chance that the animal will not like or get along with the person it was given to. In these cases, there is a string chance that the poor animal will either be dumped or abandoned at some rural property and end up at an animal shelter on a euthanize list. I live rural and people dump unwanted pets at my place all the time. Growing up, once a month my dad would visit the animal shelter and get the animals on the euthanize list for a foster arrangement and we would be taught to care for them and find homes for them. Do Not shop the puppy mills as those poor dogs are exploited for profit. Adopt from the animal shelter. Take time to get to know the animal and make an informed choice before you bring it home. Be prepared for the vet bills including spaying or neutering. Have some arrangement in place in case the pet adoption does not work out.

alot of rescues near me won't allow you to adopt a dog if you have children in your home under the age of 8 or 10! making it very difficult for those who really want to adopt x

Also here, if you have other dogs...a meet and greet with ALL of them is requires

I think some rescues make it very hard to adopt. Some of them are harder then if you were adopting children. Then you get the ones that don't want the dog outside at all except to go to the bathroom and walk. I am sorry but if I am adopting an outside dog like a great Pyrenees he isn't going to want to be inside all the time. Mine was raised inside until about 6 months old . Then he decided it was better outside.

I volunteer with a feline rescue, and I ignore every adoption application if they say they're adopting an animal as a gift or surprise for someone. I reject a lot more around christmas time for that reason. I volunteer to help the animals, not the human population

That is so true

Huge disaster = content. In Lushes eyes that's a win win. 😤

I am also pro PB, but agreed that they need even more work to avoid a bad rep. People with small dogs don’t take time to train them bc it’s “cute” when they’re jumping up on you and pulling. I agree that D can’t even take care of himself let alone a dog. I said I was up 3 months alone crate training my puppy and I’m 36! I underestimated the energy of a lab puppy but put my life into training him. He goes to day care and eats better than I do. We walk all the time. He’s saved me dealing w infertility. I had been expecting when I got him, and it was a bad idea in hindsight. But I ended up losing the baby, so he’s saved me, and I was happy and willing to put in the work so he could have an amazing life. If you’re not committed to training, don’t bother with a dog. The number of dogs returned to shelters after Christmas is disgusting. Dogs as presents are never good ideas- but she should’ve gotten him a small dog if she absolutely HAD to get him a dog 🙄 bc you know that dog won’t be trained. A pit Bull is the worst idea for this family and for a kid. All the time needs to be spent w D as the alpha, as Josh said. And it will never. Even at 13 I got a puppy as a bday present but xovered my room in trash bags and was up all nite w that dog. In the snow w sxhool in the morning. My parents still watched her during school. But also handed me a puppy training book and said “Good luck. She better be well trained.”

Pitties are my favorite breed but I completely agree with you.

@@traciprovins3221 after all the incidents I’ve seen around me my whole life with pits, I’m too scared to get one. But that is the worst idea ever with a family that big, with any dog but especially a high demand one. My fil decided to get us a registered German shepherd puppy last year, for my two toddlers. I only had TWO kids and adding a gs to the mix was hard enough with the two of them. Chasing toddlers, training a puppy. No way I could’ve done it with that many kids. Now I’m ab to have baby number 3, dog is fully trained but he’s still a lot of responsibility. She’s gotta be the most neglectful person I’ve ever seen. I feel so bad for that dog

I have TWO pits, and I could not agree more. I love my dogs but they are so much fucking work. They tire me out. Pits are AMAZING dogs and I will always have one in my home, but they are not for everyone. Especially not someone who has so little time for her kids alone. This is a disaster waiting to happen. These dogs need a shit ton of training, stimulation and care that she cannot provide them. Heartbreaking.

Sometimes simple is the most memorable.

Aw sounds fun! 😊

@@alexandralawson9578 it was awesome! It was Mario themed, so the games were: pin the moustache on Mario, how high can you Mario jump, Goomba Stomp (popping brown balloons), then they decorated boxes like cars and had a Mario kart race around the gym we were using. Then we had dinner, presents, and then we borrowed a projector and showed the Mario Bros movie. It was an awesome night ☺️

@@yettismama6361omg that sounds like the best birthday party ever!! Like seriously I was reading and kept being like damn! Damn! Damn!!! Lucky kids!😊🎉

Yes exactly! The more choices the more overwhelmed especially children with special needs can get. Sensory overload for sure. 😢

100%!!!!! N left the fam & since D stayed, he got rewarded

So interesting, I didn’t think of that!

Where do you live, I can assure you anywhere I have ever lived in the United States that is certainly not the case... not even trying to sound mean

I live in Rochester where she lives and we no longer have Sam's club. The closest 1 is an hour away. We only have BJs and Costco.

They also took him to see a Buffalo Bills NFL game. In a suite with a ton of food. I can only imagine how much that cost. Between that and the puppy she dropped a ton of money on his birthday

Brodi shouldn't have all that junk food,he has enough health issues

Probably from a puppy mill, too.

Ugh, and about every dog shelter in the US is stocked with so many pitties 😢

Dang. I'm curious to know their net worth.

For real, I know it's a puppy but they're bigger than that kid.

It’s literally enough for a school

I saw someone suggest that it’s possible she wasn’t able to adopt locally because people know who she is and how that animal would be treated😬

at my local shelter / rescues.. they won’t because i have children under 12.. it’s too much of a liability for them

@livvv404 didn't think of that, I guess anything is possible

@jeunyj3703 I do get that, at the specific shelter I'm talking about I know that's not the case. Just sad, she could have used her platform for good and possibly get some others adopted out of there. ☹️

💯💯💯 !!!!

or worse!

She already can’t stand having to let the other dogs in and out, and you can tell they’re completely untrained in videos. I work w dogs, and if she absolutely needed 🙄to get D a dog- get him a fully grown small dog bc they are doing a disservice to pit bulls. Pit bulls need to be w their one person consistently, the alpha like Josh said. They need a lot of work. At least small dogs, although it’s not right, get away with not being trained bc it’s “cute” when they jump or or pull. It’s not the same w big dogs and especially pit bulls. There aren’t bad dogs. There are bad owners. Sorry I went on a rant lol but the first 2 dogs are already untrained and I’m sure neglected in terms of exercise and interaction. Miracle? Is always jumping all over in the videos I’ve seen on here. At least spend the money to send them to day care.

What do you mean "now", ALWAYS look out for the innocent such as children, animals and the elderly.

​@@deannawheeler4362Pretty sure she means from Lush.

@@stephaniecamille947Should always look out for this from anyone......protect the innocent!

Couldn't have said it any better

Or naive lol

Yep. They are probably like her. She is exactly like my narc MIL and I would bet my life she would say this woman is a great mom.

Apparently she has custody of him…what I heard

@@WickedlyMe328 yeah she does but that doesn't mean anything his parents still have their rights if mom did her life together she would be able to get him back etc

@@bking712 I doubt he would go back. He loves the gifts and money

You are correct when I read the comments 95% of the comments only mention D & his sister when she was there, they barely mentioned the other kids and I’m sure she knows they bring the most views. But she recently mentioned in a video that D seems to be have been adopted as well (for that to happen both parents rights have to have been terminated) would be interesting to hear from bio mom as to what happened.

@@adrilyst5 remember Josh commented on something N supposedly said on her Facebook. I think D is happy there because he doesn’t have to do a damn thing and gets everything. I was spoiled growing up, but damn this woman is beyond psychotic on how much shit she buys.

I guarantee he’s being bribed. He’s definitely not there because of love, it’s all about the money and the life he gets from the material things, because it’s obvious she buys the love of her kids, and it’s sad. 😞

i thought the same exact thing when i saw that they got a puppy.. im sure D said he wanted to leave and alisha said ill get you anything you want if you dont leave.. disgusting

Pits aren't allowed to be used as service animals.

​@@oceanpov, Yes they are. We have a patient at our doctor's office that has a pit for his service animal. Not comfort animal. The dog has gone through all the training and is an amazing animal. It's rare, but they are smart dogs and were actually used as nanny's back in the day.

@@oceanpovany breed can be a professional animal. I’m tired of the bully breed slander, you are less likely to be bitten by one than any toy breed or other small breeds.

“Better in bulk” sums her up perfectly. Shame it is just downright wrong.

I agree. Same w my mom! And they know the price of everything but the value of nothing. Truly sad. They will never know whether someone is buying them something out of true love or buying their love. Bc they don’t know what it feels like to receive gifts bc they’re loved. It’s always for content.

I remember that.

Ah, so part of the puppy purchase for D is to rub it in N's face...

Yes N leaves now there’s room for a dog disgusting😢

Alicia never liked Neveah

@@SeekingGreetings100%, N left so she got D a puppy to rub it in her face & prob punish her for leaving

Not to mention pups teeth will be needle sharp on tiny hands ( pups do mouth) then while she’s filming in another room she will get into the habit of leaving kids and pup alone major no no! The kids are chaotic in their behaviour so what makes you think she’ll train a pup?

Well said my friend.

@@carerschoiceYour 100% correct!! Puppy teeth are AWFUL. Razor sharp is definitely the best way to describe it. My hands bled many times when my pittie was a baby. They need outlets to get all that energy out and for their chewing needs. My dog to this day loves chewing stuff and she’s getting old but I give her what she needs so she doesn’t eat my walls, couches, shoes etc etc. To be completely honest I think Lush got D a pitbull puppy cause she knows he wants this “image” of himself. He likes all this brand named stuff and now having a pitbull he’ll think he looks tough and cool, just my personal opinion of course, I was hesitant to write this but that’s what I honestly think and it’s wrong in many ways. I really think this puppy is getting a shit start at a good life and it’s very sad. She’s going to be a big girl to. Someone would of gave this dog a great home and that asshole breeder sold her to lush.

⁠Agreed 110% ❤ we are banned from owning pits in the uk ( unless special license). I worked in a well known dogs home in uk and have owned bull breeds (rescue of course) ❤ but totally agree about the street image of these breeds in wrong/inexperienced hands they are equal to having a weapon. D is such a nice kid why set him up to fail too by creating a ‘street image?’ That house is chaos and the pup will image the behaviour and energy’s it sees. She has no clue! 🤬

⁠​⁠@@carerschoicecouldn’t agree more!!💯 what she did is wrong in so many ways. I think she knows he’s wanting that “street image” and that’s why she picked a pitbull. And from the looks of it that puppy is going to be pretty big. D is going down a bad path cause of Alusha, we all know what she does, I feel bad for him, he is soo young! That puppy is definitely going to have issues due to the lack of training and I just pray that D doesn’t want her to act protective and what not to impress his friends. I’ve seen sooo many teenagers have mind sets like this and the dog suffers terrible from it, so many behavior issues, very unhappy dogs. We all know Lush won’t teach him how to raise the puppy right either. Just a massive mess.

Because N stayed with her biological mom. She saw right through the money being thrown at her.

Really?! Wtf

Oh for sure. All type of behavior issues, mental health issues, cancer, etc are all so prevalent in America because of our diets.

13 kids and pittie pup? I'm sorry, I can't see that lasting...if that dog isn't trained one of those kids is losing a finger Before anyone comments I know not all pitbulls are agressive, I've had pitbulls, I love them, but if they aren't trained their tornados of chaos

There's NO WAY they're capable of being responsible Pit owners! Something will happen, due to their negligence, that will enforce the bad side of Pit ownership 🤦🏼‍♀️!

If the dog isn’t hit by a car on the busy road they live on. Their yard isn’t fenced 🙄

Because it won’t be trained and something will happen with one of the kids. I’m Calling it now. It’s not the breed, it’s the owners

Exactly what I thought!

YES! At one of their parties she was setting up the food table after the party started & it stressed me out. I think it was Patrick who is an afterthought for her…

@@lollymac2259P is ALWAYS an afterthought to her.

No home check probably too

I was thinking so she didn’t have to have a home check if she adopted one in her state

Or she just wanted the most expensive option or whatever she could get immediately. And of course it had to be a young puppy for the views

💯

@@traciprovins3221 Yep 👍🏻

She pretends from time to time to be interested in the cost of something like the gravy 'deal' but for real she doesn't care what anything costs.

Hahahahah

she's gonna have another excuse to go shopping for NEW SHOES again!

The house must be smelling like farts😂

Yes here’s your pound a week of cheese each everyone!

That’s true

Yes no cold spaghetti table this year

So true

Guarantee she bought one because she knew she wouldn’t pass the home inspection.

She isn’t a fit mother never mind a pit owner. If that dog gets out to sleep due to lack of training and care it is HER fault. Horrible woman! They would never pass her for a home check because they care about the consequences of irresponsible pit owners. She is placing dog in danger and her kids for likes and clout. Despicable

Yep. Bc now one child has his OWN animal (that he won’t take care of bc he can’t even take care of himself), but now the others will want one. I was up for 3 months w no sleep with my puppy crate training him. It was so hard training him alone. While expecting a baby alone. Looking back it was a bad idea. But I ended up miscarrying at 12 weeks. And my puppy is now almost 2, well-trained, goes to doggy day care, eats better than I do, and saves me every day while I deal w infertility. He’s the black lab I’ve always wanted, but I put my entire life besides work into him for his first year. I took him on a birthday trip for his first birthday. Did away w my trip to ocean city bc dogs aren’t allowed on the beach. So I took him to the dog beach at Erie for a weekend.

True because he will turn his back and that won’t be a good scene for the kids .. neglect can equal a vicious attack. Esp from a pit Bull.

True, but I would never get a rescue with children in the house. So I understand her getting a puppy from a breeder. However, when I comes to Lush and their family, they should not be getting a do period. I do not trust them to proper take care of it. People don’t realize how much work and attention dogs needs. And at not fault to her kids, cause they don’t know better, but they are not going to do shit to take care of this dog!

Yes I agree. Now I do wonder if the puppy is from a breeder at least, so less risk of bad bloodlines. I'm torn. As much as I understand so many lovable pitties are at shelters, I would not trust her with a refuse dog. Getting a rescue puppy has less risk or having behavioral issues. But I know what you are saying. They are the most common breed in shelters unfortunately. But regardless if one of one of the teens wanted the puppy, this family does not have the time but more improvement the discipline needed in raising a puppy. As a rescue Mommy myself, I understand how much time and commitment is needed. Especially for rescue and having the time required to rebuild trust in the animal. But their energy is very high and when we rescued our, he was coming from a home with young kids who were high energy as well and just amped him up. As much as I want to shame breeding, I do understand going to a registered breeder due to bloodline issues in the province I live in. I also wanted to point out that we advocates for the breed also talk about how lovely family dogs they can be, in the proper environment. Unfortunately I hate to say it, but she would end up being the bad owners that we shame giving the breed a bad name because she wouldn't give that rescue the love and training it would need. Look at how she parents her kids. She tries to buy their love. Buying a shelter dog every bone and toy and pet in the store, wouldn't help if that dog had developed a protective nature around toys or bones because all shelters share the wide range of donations. So I could see a worse situation occur with a grown rescue because it too would be coming into the house with trauma. She already struggles to provide for the needs of her children with trauma, she wouldn't take the time and work needed to ensure a safe and happy home. I do truly wonder if she went to local reputable shelters and was turned down. They do home visits to see the house they will be living in. My guess is regardless of how many social media videos she tried to crame down their throats, the shelter stood their ground and told her it wasn't an appropriate fit. Not likely just for that breed but really any shelter dog. But especially that breed when there are already so many negative news stories reported. Sorry I know this was an old comment. But I just wanted to put my 2 cents in too.

All dogs need training , as I’m sure you know, lots and lots of training. Now add even more so if it’s a pittie. Ideally well trained dogs are also socialized with many things from a young age. Chickens, cats, kids…in the proper manner. All things that take time and lots of effort. And no one has even mentioned simple potty training. She won’t let kids put tooth paste on tooth brushes but yet they are going to do all of that? Yeah , right. That cute puppy is going to grow to a nice sized powerful animal that can reek havoc on the house, kids and other animals. Hopefully she rehomes the poor thing after she gets her fill of clicks and views out of it. I’m very passionate about this subject because yrs ago my 8 yr old was severely mauled by a neighbors poorly raised and abused Australian Shepherd.

@@mszuzubookitty4646I can’t stand dog owners who don’t train their dogs. (And without even needing to mention, animal abusers) I hope your child is happy and healthy now

@@mszuzubookitty4646 I completely agree that all dogs require training, as well as lots of love and understanding. Pitties aren’t usually family dogs so he will be overwhelmed by the eleven kids running around screaming and Lush looking like a demented scarecrow. I am so sorry about your son, it was wrong of your neighbor to not properly train their dogs. Children need to be taught how to be gentle as well, but it’s a two way street and if a dog cannot be taught to be gentle themselves there’s no chance. Of course Lush doesn’t have the time and the kids certainly don’t. Josh probably has no idea she bought a puppy since he’s checked out and she’s the one in charge with the credit card. I’m scared for the kids, not just for their bad diet and lack of care, but the danger if they don’t train the dog properly. Dogs can only behave well if they’re trained, it doesn’t always come naturally

@@humblenugget he’s an adult now but will always carry the effects of what happened. He had to have his scrotum surgically reattached. Dog grabbed him around the neck and worked his way down until he got to the boys. Then he picked him up and shook him like a rag doll. Kid spent a few days in hospital after having a specialist be called for care. No one in the hospital knew how to deal with his injuries. So yeah, proper dog training is serious subject for my family and she scares me with what she’s setting up. Those little ones won’t stand a chance against a full grown dog. Then you have what happens to the poor dog after the owner neglects their duties. Pisses me beyond off.

As soon as Christmas Day arrives and the pup chews the toys, eats the wrap and is bouncing off the walls from all the crap food it’s begged off the kids 🤣 it’ll be game over! 😢😢😢😢😢🤬

I was up 3 months alone crate training my puppy and I’m 36! I was also expecting a baby alone. Looking back ir was a bad idea. But I ended up miscarrying, and that puppy is 2 now. He saves me every day dealing w infertility, and I put my life into training him. He goes to doggie day care and eats better than I do. I had actually raised my own puppy at 13 but still had parents to help, and she was small. I underestimated the energy of a black lab puppy. But like I said, I was willing and happy to put in the work. The number of dogs returned to shelters after Christmas is disgusting. Dogs as presents are never good ideas- but she should’ve gotten him a small dog if she absolutely HAD to get him a dog 🙄 bc you know that dog won’t be trained. A pit Bull is the worst idea for this family and for a kid. All the time needs to be spent w D as the alpha, as Josh said. And it will never. Even at 13 I got a puppy as a bday present but xovered my room in trash bags and was up all nite w that dog. In the snow w sxhool in the morning. My parents still watched her during school. But also handed me a puppy training book and said “Good luck. She better be well trained.”

Right… This home is a TERRIBLE fit for a pit bull!

Exactly this!

@@SadieP117 I agree.

That’s the funny part. I have a German Shepherd that came from an abusive situation and despite training attempts he barks at anyone or anything that gets close. We have issues sometimes with owners that decide to test their dogs’ training by bringing them right up to us, to the point that we’ll be leaving and they’ll be following us. It has happened with all sorts of breeds but the times that it got dangerous wasn’t with a pit. He’s been bitten in the face twice now, once by a chihuahua and the other by a poodle. Other dogs just ignore his barking, that includes a neighbor’s pitbull mix that (though it makes me anxious due to a past experience) my dog is actually calm and comfortable around, so we go on walks together sometimes. When my dog sees that dog, instead of barking, he cries because he wants to go say hi. She’s a super gentle old lady pit.

I truly have never seen anything like this. It is absolutely insane.

They have permanent custody of Dayshawn he chose to stay apparently

Yes, I was shook when Alicia commented that they now havd permanent custody... who approved thzt? I'm assuming a judge without internet access!!!

100%

Me too but we shouldn't be at this stage 😅 it's disgusting what those poor children are fed

Never give your kid that poison. My 7yr old asked for it too & of course grandma got it, it sat opened in the fridge for a week or 2 with one sip taken out before I just dumped it & the sugar content was something outrageous.

Aw sweet my son is 5, he collects bird feathers he finds and loves vultures. So anytime we see one with roadkill we stop to look 😆 he loves it and I do too 😊

They have different hobbies and interests.. And personalities!

Haha our vet calls ours a pocket pittie 😂😂 the shelter said she was a bearded collie. The vet laughed and laughed cause it was obvious to them that she was part pit.

@@catherinemartinez5542 they are amazing dogs and our vet had never heard of a American pocket bully x

Me too!

Me as well!!!

Same!!!! It would be awesome!

Ice cream topped with wheat germ actually sounds good! When we got ice cream as kids my mom topped it with sunflower seeds.

They used to have an ice cream shop on the edge of the ghetto neighborhood that I grew up in. They made the best chocolate ice cream cone with wheat germ and a few sprinkles. My little sister loved them. When I had extra money in my budget I took little sister to get ice cream. Yeah, I took care of little sister after our dad developed heart problems.

I agree. I don't ever have to buy my kids gifts bcuz my entire family spoils them to death so I don't get bday ,Christmas or anything else . Once in awhile they ask for something they want and they get it but I've also had my family scale back . Also it's nowhere as crazy as this. I honestly dont think the Kardashians kids get gifts nonstop like this & the food is just unbelievable & disgusting. She needs to donate half of that crap before ut expires. She's a maniac . This is not normal & she needs to be investigated.

I doubt it. Little D has a birthday near the Dad's and he just got his name scribbled on a small corner of the cake. It was not as fancy as the other children's as he didn't even get his own cake or a party. Alicia's biological children get short changed.

I agree neutering is so important

My girl is half pit half black lab and we have to play soccer with her multiple times a day. She only like her soccer ball and doing headers.

@@ashleyramirez4819 Maddie is half pitbull as well with some staffy. She loves her soccer ball and loves to chase a laser light. Yes, many times a day. Get that energy out!