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Rescue Links	Merchandise and Services	Info Links


		Before flying with your Pit check out the following link:


Adoptapet.com

Mighty Mutts		Dogresources.com
		Fearlessly Canine This is a discussion post for supposedly dangerous dog breeds.
PitBulls and Breed Specific Legislation Group

"Although reliable and accurate information is admittedly hard to find Ms. Delise has and continues to conduct research which helps to shed light on many of the various correlating factors which culminate in a fatal dog attack. Armed with the insight this book provides owners of all breeds can be proactive in the prevention of future dog attacks and fatalities. Reading and understanding this book additionally underscores the necessity in our society for higher levels of accountability by irresponsible parents and others in charge of the supervision of our children." - APBR