A lot of magic happened the day of the video shoot. One of the most incredible things to witness was how Glory, a rehabilitated bait dog and one of our lead actors single "pawedly" changed the pre conceived notions of those who thought that Pit Bulls were aggressive. Boy did she EVER prove them wrong! Here is just one comment from a mother on set that day...

"For a long time I have felt that pit bulls all had the potential to snap and attack at under the right circumstances. When I walked in the holding room at Good Newz Rehab and saw Glory, the rescued pit bull, I will say I stepped back and asked if it was ok to come in. My son Jackson sat down on the floor and she walked right over and sat down near him and put her head down. I was still nervous but seeing him rub her head and her close her eyes while he rubbed behind her ear, I felt more at ease. Then my husband walked in wearing his USMC uniform and towered over her. She started to stand and walk toward him. He put his hand out and I cringed a bit thinking she would not like this big man towering over her and moving his hand toward her face. He touched her head and she closed her eyes as he rubbed her head and behind her ear. Glory left the room shortly after with a Good Newz staff member. Later, I went outside where she lay in the grass trying to stay cool. I put my hand out with caution and she did not flinch. She allowed me to pet her head, behind her ear and even her belly. She ate some ice and watched my son Jackson and the other kids who were there for the shoot throw the ball, yell and run. It didn't phase her. I realized then that I was probably wrong to have felt that dogs of her breed could always have a vicious streak in them. After hearing the story of her awful treatment and then her rescue and recovery, I was so saddened to think of all the dogs who were tortured and murdered at this sprawling estate. Seeing the outbuildings as they stood when these awful acts were carried out and imagining this sweet pup Glory I had just met enduring that same fate, brought me to tears. My husband, Chris and son, Jackson loved participating in the video and as a bystander walking the grounds and hearing the horrors that occurred there, I'm really happy we made the long drive and met all the wonderful people involved.

Glory, an Ambassador to the Breed