It was a very touching documentary of street level dogfighting, but I didn't appreciate the overall outlook it presented regarding the breed.
Everyone is going to have a different opinion on fighting dogs, most of them being extremes, I can't think of anyone who is on the fence about the subject, but if you're going to make a documentary about dogfighting, at least attempt to get the details and breed traits accurate.

What bothers me most with things like this is the false information it feeds to the public and to potential pit bull owners.

For instance, the animal control officer who repeatedly claims that dogs are "trained" to fight or "forced" to fight and are fed everything from raw meat (which is extremely healthy and in no way makes the dog mean) to gun powder to create a vicious personality ..... anyone who's ever owned a TRUE game bred pit bull knows there is no training or even encouraging needed for a bulldog to want to fight another dog.

They're ANIMAL AGGRESSIVE. It's the breed. Period. It's genetic. It's like someone going out and buying an Australian Cattle Dog or Border Collie and expecting it not to herd, or someone bringing home a terrier of any sort and expecting it not to dig - it's not a personality trait and it isn't something that they pick up, it's genetic and CANNOT be changed.

No one should go watch this DVD and think "well, as long as I don't TRAIN my pit bull to fight, it should get along with other dogs just fine."

And at the end it had apbt owners thinking they are doing a favor taking their dogs to the dog park thinking only trained dogs attack other animals..

idk.. am i the only one that really didnt like this documentary?


Personally they took a looking inside the street thug fight not any professional fighters

Watch it here for free

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...he+chain&hl=en