B-More Dog: Helping pits, and their guardians
Here’s a pretty slick video, new on YouTube, that explains what B-more Dog is all about.
The organization got started a couple of years ago, originally to dissuade Baltimore County from passing breed specific legislation against pit bulls, which the county wisely avoided.
Since then its mission has become to promote responsible dog ownership through education and outreach in the Baltimore Metro area and to enhance the relationships of dogs and their owners by fostering responsible care and stewardship.
B-More Dog is open to anyone. It will assist any breed of dog, even though its primary focus is to assist owners of pit bull breeds.
This video shows the good work they’re doing, and that the students at Towson University’s Electronic Media & Film Department, who put it together, are no slouches either.
(If you’re a college student, and have done a project related to dogs and posted it on YouTube, let us know. We’ll gladly air it here.)
Posted by jwoestendiek June 6th, 2009 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: b-more dog, baltimore, baltimore county, bmoredog.com, breed-specific, care, electronic media, ownership, pit bulls, responsible, stewardship, towson, towson university, video, youtube
