A documentary that explores and exposes the destructive impact the practice of dog-fighting has on the immediate community. A humane investigator and a third-grade teacher who was exposed to dog-fighting as a child discuss various social and criminal issues associated with dog-fighting--drug-dealing, carrying firearms, gambling, and not least of all, cruelty to the animals involved and exposing children to extreme violence.
They suggest ways to help stop the people behind both organized and back-alley dog-fighting. Includes a section offering safety and survival tips to children who run into potentially dangerous dogs on the street.