Pit Bull Garden II details the beginnings and history of Game Dogs like no other book. It is a brutal and unpleasant story that will leave most readers with an admiration of the "Game dog" but a sadness and disappointment with the human race, who created it in such a cruel and "inhumane" way. The author's passion for "Game dogs" in particular the Pit Bull Terrier is clearly evident, as is his hope that these wonderful animals can be saved from perhaps the worst animal of all "Man". This book is not for the faint of heart giving a real gritty account of the birth and evolution of the "Game dog". It is not a great piece of literature in the classical sense of the word and nor does it try to be. It is just the gritty, bloody account to the hidden world of the dog pit, and how that world created by man ironically produced its greatest victim, the Pit Bull Terrier.
