the breeds that is often discriminated against and termed 'dangerous.' Read this book and enjoy the Levin's journey with Oogy.  Read about how his charm wins over residents who were scared of him; read about the care the Levins provided for Oogy, seeing him through corrective surgeries as well as rehabilitation from cruciate ligament ruptures. Finally, I think one of the best parts of this book is how Levin describes the responsibility of the pet owner: 'It has always been my belief that a pet owner has a special responsibility to do everything that can be done to make the pet's life as fulfilling and peaceful as possible.  That responsibility is yours the moment you make the choice to take an animal into your life.'