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Investigation footage, never released before, exposes the secretive world of dog fighting. Cops reveal the daring tactics they've used to infiltrate and bust the fight rings, and a woman dog fighter gives insights into the fighters' twisted minds.
I encourage you all to watch this.Especially you people who have such negative things to say about this breed.This is the NORMAL treatment for them.Yet they are still SO loving to people.
I watched a clip of this on "the insider".Made me cry.Call me a sad sap,i dont care.THEY SHOW TWO PUPPIES BEING SHOVED TOWARDS EACH OTHER TO FIGHT.PUPPIES!!!Sickening.Made me give Jellybean and Rhino big hugs.Makes me feel better knowing ive had the PRIVLEGE to own two of these dogs and i can give them a good NORMAL life.They will NEVER have to experience what so many others do.Its SO sad
even on that episode of dogtown about the vick dogs, i had to close my eyes when they showed dogfighting footage.
i'm well aware of what lovely dogs most "pit bulls" are already, and i can't stand seeing what people put them through, so i see no need to watch something like that. i do agree with you though, a show like that can be a real eye-opener for opponents of the "breed".
At times I can not watch Animal Cops. Then at other times I feel if I don't watch it, I am being disloyal to the abused animals.
Either way, I cry.
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