Dog’s Reality Show Could be Biggest Obstacle for Vick’s Return to the NFL

Posted on January 29, 2008
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 dogs National Geographic is going to feature 4 of Vick’s victimized dogs in a reality show.  The show will cover the dogs that are the toughest cases, and that could spell trouble for Michael Vick’s career ambitions if they point to the NFL.

The 22 animals now reside at Dogtown, the Best Friends animal sanctuary in Utah.

The series will focus on four of the toughest cases as the experts at Dogtown try to “resocialize these seriously aggressive pit bulls.”

“Dogtown” is in production on episodes set to premiere in the summer.

Series to chronicle retraining days for Vick’s dogs

Conceivably, if America is introduced to these dogs and becomes emotionally attached the memory of Michael Vick’s cruelty to his own pets might keep sentiments high enough to prevent his return to the NFL.  That sentiment could crest in a wave of unpopularity for Michael Vick if the dogs are unable to be rehabilitated.

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2 Responses to “Dog’s Reality Show Could be Biggest Obstacle for Vick’s Return to the NFL”

  1. Sherry Wells on April 5th, 2008 1:21 am

    I for one say “let the cards call where they may”. This man (coward) caused so much damage. He inflicted so much pain on defenseless animals who did not ask for the life that they got. I stand firm in saying that “I do not at all support the sentence that was imposed!” He killed by drowning, electrocution, slamming dogs to the ground and GOD only knows what else. There is one of his “dogs” that has absolutely NO teeth. They pulled every single teeth out of that poor babies mouth..The agony is gut wrenching…

    He doesn’t deserve to ever set foot on another football field for money.

    Unfortunately, there is no way that I think he could ever be punished enough for what cold acts he led. I know that God is not happy with how his precious animals were beaten, fought, starved and bred. And in the end Mr. Vick will have to answer to God and it will then be that true justice will be served.

  2. Sherry Wells on April 5th, 2008 1:22 am

    I meant “LET THE CARDS FALL WHERE THEY MAY”

    ooppsy

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