Grant, the AmStaff Ambassador

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Uploaded by on Nov 11, 2009

Haters: "we just can't believe they would bring in a dog that was ONLY bred for fighting into a library with children"

Haters: "they will be sorry WHEN that dog does maul a child."

Pit Bull Lovers: "neener, neener, neeeener"




I'm just kidding........but seriously. A program to help children read and assume responsibility.. Way to go

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  • This is Grant's owner. Thanks for your interest in him!

  • You're very welcome! Grant and Harry are handsome boys.

    Here's a question for you? If he is Therapy trained, can you take him into the cities that have BSL or no? Do they take into consideration that he's a therapy dog?

  • In addition to serving local children, one of my goals is to fight local BSL in a passive resistance sort of way. As Grant becomes more and more known as a representative of a juvenile literacy program, the idea of BSL in the average person's mind becomes more and more ridiculous. Our patrons are shocked to hear that Grant is considered a vicious animal in a neighboring town simply because of his breed. We get a lot of patrons from that town, too. Perhaps we can do it!

  • Slowly but surely, we are.

    There's a new reality show on Animal Planet called Pit Bulls and Parolees...the VillaLobos Rescue....this last episode was about a local FOX News TV reporter that found a stray Pit (looked like an AmBully) But she said after spending time with him...her views have changed a complete 180 about the breed. He was a complete cuddle bug.

    Thats all it is.....People just need to stop and start thinking for themselves

    Thank you again

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  • No. In fact, the newspaper that this article was in is published in a town with a particularly restrictive breed ordinance. If he were to step foot in Spirit Lake, he would need to be muzzled and I would have to carry something like a $500,000 liability insurance policy, even to just be in town. We have no animal control around here, and everything is handled by each town's local PD. I wouldn't even want to take the chance, as him just being shot would be a pretty high probability.

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