The true face of Terra.

Having fun with the bulldog butts.

Something I've wanted to do for my dogs for a few years now. Finally finished it.

Just me aggravating her with the camera. And her telling me where to go. LOL (Errr, for the record, I know it kinda sounds like I say "I hate you" to her early in the video. What I actually   more...said was "I get you.")  less

My pup is a chatterbox. :)

Loki demonstrating her toy from treatstik.com

This video illustrates just why I usually overlay play videos with music. My dogs will typically sound like they're killing each other, when they're really just bouncing around like idiots.

Loki & Priest at the lake.

***Potty Mouth Alert*** Priest gets a little happy that his daddy's home and gets a bad case of wigglies and elevator butt.

Terra learns a new trick, and likes it just a wee bit too much. :)

A complete redo of the original Action Loki, done in 2007.

Since I've gone from drinking a lot of soda to a lot of water, we've had to adapt Loki's get-a-soda-out-of-the-fridge trick slightly. Here's what she does now.

A video for my dogs. They enjoy life more than most humans, and I think we could all take a lesson from our canine companions

Bill sings this children's classic of Rudolph with video clips from the cartoon show.

Consider this video blog #2. A compilation of my thoughts on how different life would have been if I'd stayed living in the city I grew up in, which fell to breed-specific legislation in 1999.

An 11 year old pit bull that was rescued out of a Bay area shelter. She was tied up and neglected all her life. She has many old wound scar...

Just a fun vid of my dog enjoying a day at the lake. Days off are good for all of us. :)

Mythbustin', APBT-style! This is the 2nd version, as I am attempting to make the text more streamlined and easier to read. The text still goes a little fast, I know. Sorry. I was trying to squeeze   more...a lot of info in there.

I have heard some criticism on the video which was not brought directly to me by the detractors, and that is fine. People are questioning me for providing facts without sources. The facts in this video are compiled from several sources: Firstly, my own life's experience in the breed (almost 20 years). I verify my own thoughts by listening to others who are equally (and in many cases more) well-versed on the breed. I've read a buttload of books. I've read studies. If you talk to others with lots of experience with the APBT, they will largely confirm what this video is trying to convey. Sound knowledge doesn't have to have a corporation backing it up; sometimes first-hand experience is better.

Some have directly attacked what I said about chaining, which is their right to disagree. However, there is a right and a wrong way to do it. I am not referring to dogs who are tied constantly with no stimulation or human contact. People who responsibly chain are not simply warehousing dogs; they consciously work to keep their dogs happy. Unfortunately, when you keep several of these dogs, sometimes use of a chain is necessary to prevent accidental fighting or breeding.

An APBT video has not been made that every viewer will agree with. Over the years I've had to prune plenty of snide remarks from even my best videos. My goal here was to get some sensible, first-hand information out there to stand against the massive amount of hype that surrounds these dogs. It was not to create a PR video intended to make people want to own a Pit Bull. I'm not interested in "selling" the breed. I offer only the truth, which is neither all good nor all bad. These dogs can be the best thing since sliced bread in a home that is prepared and educated, or they can be a neighborhood scourge in the hands of a disinterested or ignorant owner.  less

Practicing dumbell retrieves with my APBT. This dog is so cool, she could take a crap and I could make an awesome video out of it! LOL

A slideshow for my girl

A vid I made about the hardy souls who rescue, and the dogs they save. (Please note: I am not a rescue. Check out the links at the end of the video if you're interested in helping out a rescue dog.)

pit attacks small handicapped chihahua