Talking With Ken Foster: Part 2

Watch the author of "Dogs I Have Met" discuss breed bans, dogfighting, and what's going on with pit bulls in the United States.

Ken Foster is the author of the bestselling book "The Dogs Who Found Me." His new book, "Dogs I Have Met and the People They Found," is a collection of stories of people whose lives were changed after rescuing a dog. Watch as he sits down with DogChannel Assistant Web Editor Andrea Bravo to chat about controversial breed bans and what prompted him to stand up for pit bulls.

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skiw9748 Hartford, AL

12/17/2012 7:38:36 PM

Great !

Eduardo phx, AZ

4/25/2011 8:22:18 PM

my twin pit labs are non identical twins who both bred with the same female now i have to keep them apart cause im afraid one day theyll kill each other which is true of pits pure or mixed you cant keep them together at all times you must keep them isolated or they could kill each other one day . im having to sell them now along with four of the puppies well i only want to sell my scrappy not my rascal but they both have gotten out of hand being aggressive towards the puppies i think they jealous of the attention the pups get vs what they used to get .

eduardo phoenix, AZ

4/25/2011 8:11:05 PM

your rite not all dogs are bad i have a rednose blunose pit named vicious she was mistreated alot before we got her a dog ready to be killed put it that way me and gf rescued her from a couple that couldnt keep her and who had also rescued her from being put down. she does well with rides and not leaving the yard but has a
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endency to steal make distractions for other dogs to bolt and i just
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t want to give her up cause i feel no one will work with her

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