Canine Advocate
Melanie Coy has been a pit bull fancier for 29 years. She's also been involved in obedience and other training and showing animals. Coy became involved in animal legislative issues in the mid-80s to dispel myths about the pit bull breed and fight against breed-specific laws. She advocates responsible dog ownership through training and educational programs, and helps shelters make dogs more adoptable.
It Just Never Stops
Posted Sunday, May 1, 2011, at 10:44 AM
I have been contacted by the owner of an older male Pit Bull that has been involved with the irresponsibility of another dog owner. Owners of muscle breeds such as the American Pit Bull Terrier are all too familiar with the following scenario. The call went like this:...
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