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Originally Posted by BamaFan121s  I have to wonder if this had not been a case that gained so much public interest if the outcome for these dogs would have been diiferent. I'm sure there were people coming out of the woodwork to offer one of these dogs a home. I wonder if their motivations were completely noble, or if it was partially because these were "The Michael Vick" dogs. My past experience with these types of dogs and situations is that it is NOT very common to place them.
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You are so right. Most of the time, fighting dogs of any breed are put down immediately because they can't find homes for them. I think this was high profile and a lot of people came forward. In any other case, the dogs would probably have been put down quickly. On Animal Cops, they always say how sad it is that they have to put down fighting dogs (pit bulls) because they can't find homes for them. This case was very unusual rather than the norm.