[BashBeissedat]

I couldn't tell from the film just what the problem was. Very poor quality and the sound track did not help in anyway. I watched it twice and still couldn't tell what I was looking at. I suppose most of ya'll must have better eyes than I.

[Garry Richardson]

I see my self as pretty hardened seen some terrible things happen to people with my own eyes But i still cant bring myself to watch any animal cruelty! The perpetrators should be put up a wall and shot and let it be a lesson learnt and a reminder to anyone doing the same thing!

[bahrain41]

Who sold these people this puppy, how long did they have him/her, and how much interviewing/checking did they do before they sold the puppy?

Did they check in on him/her at all? This puppy didn't get into this condition overnight.

Just curious....

[stunnyravytal]

My eyes must be bad, but I couldn't really see anything that clearly in the video.

[freflellalafe]

My eyes must be bad, but I couldn't really see anything that clearly in the video.

Ditto.

[loyalgagora]

My eyes must be bad, but I couldn't really see anything that clearly in the video.

it was severely emaciated

[Lån-Penge]

if this was your pup?
the video is self explanitory
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VERY DISTURBING FOR ALL PITBULL AND AMBULLY LOVERS

[NicolasOL]

Well DAMN!! That poor dog!! Id list them with other breeders so they know NOT to adopt out to these people! If they have other dogs at their home, I would call AC on them.

[Chiquita]

That is so sad and so awful to watch.

[ImmimiFruff]

WTF! WTF! WTF! What is wrong with people?! This sh*t pisses me off seriously my blood is boiling. If that were my pup, the people that did that to her would be finding themselves fearing for their lives. Then I would call the authorities and have their asses arrested and then I would sue the sh*t out of them.

[NickGrass]

that is just horrible. Poor little thing could barely stand

[advabHixavoip]

Ive got an all to close feeling like this right now because of the manged up infected dog I have now-and I swear, Im looking for missing blue puppy signs every day because first, Id confrnt them, second Id kick their ass all by my little self, third Id report them, fourth Id wait until the police got there and raised more hell, and last but Im sure I could think of more, Id let everyone know one by one who these people were, names addresses and what they did for a 200 mile radious and then everywhere on the net!

People are such assholes.

THIS IS WHY I am afraid about Bella-I KNOW we do not need another dog, I know it would be best for us to find her somewhere or a rescue, however WHATS BEST FOR BELLA? Us, what else?

MAN I hate this!

[advabHixavoip]

......Id rent a billboard, ad in the paper, posters at all vets, malls and wal marts............

[advabHixavoip]

...and if they moved? Id follow them, so would the stigma of what they did.....

[ImmimiFruff]

Pitchik- Right on!

[Escamsrasiush]

I'm with Pitchik

[Thydaysuh]

I'd be making a couple phone calls and doing a ''home visit'' they'd never forget.

[loyalgagora]

thats just sad i remember a couple years ago a local breeder found out a pup he sold to someone was training it to fight and he went to the guys house shot him twice and took the pup the great part about it was that all he got charged with was misdemeanor assault and discharging a firearm in the city limits he was awarded the dog after a vet exam and the guy got charged with animal cruelty and conspiracy to violate the animal welfare act which is a federal charge and as far as i know is still in prison

[gennnniiikk]

I couldn't really watch the video, can someone explain?

[Buincchotourb]

I would take it to a veterinary emergency and critical care facility to also have written proof and live witnesses as to the condition this puppy was in... not to mention that it would give the puppy a better chance to survive the dehydration and emaciation from that point forward. Also, I would want to make sure that the dog's condition is not also caused by some congenital defect that I have to be aware of in my future breedings. If it turned out under these circumstances, that the condition of the pup was entirely due to lack of care... "all of the above" would be my choice.

But until that time, I would be careful to throw rocks from a glass house. While it is also inexcusable to let a dog with congenital defects get that bad, it is not fair to "take the law into your own hands" if you produced a dog with a severe liver shunt and sold that to somebody.