Diva Dog: Pit Bull on Wheels (2005)The story of Coral, who was left permanently paralyzed by a hit-and-run driver. She touched and inspired people wherever she went, and now her legacy lives on as the official spokesdog for disabled animals everywhere. Director:Chris Cory |
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Title: Diva Dog: Pit Bull on Wheels (2005)
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The story of Coral, who was left permanently paralyzed by a hit-and-run driver. She touched and inspired people wherever she went, and now her legacy lives on as the official spokesdog for disabled animals everywhere.
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This movie lets us know that we can have a disabled animal and still take care of it and not have to put the animal to sleep due to its problem. This movie shows us that the American Staffordshire known as the "Pit Bull" is a great dog if given the right owners that will love and make the dog a part of their family especially with children. And not left outside to entertain and raise itself. I loved this movie i bought several copies and passed them out to everybody i knew with this breed so they could see just how really gentle they are with the right owners. I wish everybody could watch this movie to get a feel for the breed and know that its not the well adjusted dogs that get into trouble it is the dogs owned by drug dealers and gang members that create all of the news. I recommend this movie to everybody. Terri from Boise Idaho