Documentary about Brandon Bond rescuing Vick's Pitbulls
Video Description: "VICKtory to the UNDERDOG, Hell and Back" a film by Stranglehold Publications and El Haney Video Productions.
To Hell And Back is a vivid, behind-the-scenes look into pit bull rescue, chronicling the rehabilitation of 3 dogs seized from the property of NFL football Quarterback Michael Vick. Featuring tattoo artist Brandon Bond (two time international "Tattoo Artist of the Year" and owner of the renowned ALL OR NOTHING TATTOO studio) as well as his family and staff, we witness their heroic efforts to save the misunderstood American Pit Bull Terrier Breed (APBT) from dog fighting and abuse as well as breed-specific persecution.
The documentary follows Makaveli, 7 (named after Vick's number), and Chucky through the chaos that surrounded their rebirth into loving situations. Entering Brandon's home, offices, shelters, and studios, we get a first-person point of view in understanding the rehabilitation process and the rigors of dog socialization. It's an all-access adventure smothered in dog kisses.
Additional "Special Features" on the disc include behind-the-scenes discussion with Brandon about fostering, helping, legislation, and rescue, as well as never-before-seen scenes of all the dogs playing with each other and their new families as well as news footage uncut in its entirety.
While this project has been censored for child-friendly language and situations, the subject matter is sure to provoke the viewers to get involved with Brandon's cause.
A large portion of the proceeds from this film are going to rescue charities, so thank you for helping us help them. Please HELP US SPREAD THE WORD. Punish the deed not the breed.
The DVD is availible on http://www.strangleholdmerch.com and the rescue website is http://www.atlantapitbullrescue.com the tattoo website is http://www.allornothingtattoo.com
"Three dogs seized when federal authorities busted up Michael Vick's dogfighting operation are being rehabilitated by a well known Atlanta tattoo artist." ABC news
"Bond started rescuing pit bulls 12 years ago, and his pit bull organization has saved over 200 dogs." Marietta Daily Journal
"Michael Vick's Fighting Dogs Now Safe With International Tattoo Artist of the Year!" NBC News
"Michael Vick may be doing time, but three of his dogs are free at last, and enjoying their first taste of living in an Atlanta based foster care program. The home of the Atlanta Falcons is also home to the All Or Nothing Rescue (http://www.atlantapitbullrescue.com), founded by world renowned tattoo artist Brandon Bond. The organization has already rescued more than 200 pit bulls from all around the Southeast." Atlanta Journal Constitution
"This is a collection you can not miss, these guys have outdone themselves again, BRUTAL motivational honesty and drive." Crave MAGAZINE
"It's a bad rep caused by bad owners who are ignorant of the breed's dominant traits and training requirements...or just plain ignorant (yeah, we're talking about you, Michael Vick)." Tattoo Revue Magazine
"Brandon Bond is a man that needs no introduction." PRICK MAGAZINE
"According to Brandon Bond, who manages to take time from being one of the world's most sought after tattoo artists to save Pit Bulls, these 'bully breeds' are nearly always immediately euthanized after being confiscated from the people who fight them, even though he says he has not met a single one that did not turn into wonderful, loving pet." CBS News
"The hardest working man in Tattooing." Tattoo Savage Magazine
"Brandon Bond uses his huge network of friends and fans to place pit bulls in danger of being euthanized into good homes." Tattoo Revue Magazine
"Love him or hate him, Brandon Bond is one of the hottest players on the tattoo scene today." SKIN ART Magazine
"If you breed your dog just once and the resulting puppies are bred, and their are puppies bred, and so on, within 6 years you will be responsible for having put 67,000 dogs in the world! Wouldn't you rather have saved 6 or 7 dogs from a needless death?" Brandon Bond
"Brandon Bond is one of the masters of modern tattoo color work, and I'm honored to have had the chance to get to know him. Not only is he a brilliant artist, but he's one of the most approachable, honest, and generous artists out there. His big heart is clear not only in his openness in sharing with others in the industry, but also in his work with pit bull rescue. He's making the rough, gritty world of tattoo art a better place." Joy Surles, author of Tattoo: From Idea To Ink and Editor of SKIN ART magazine
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I've never met Brandon, but take all of 45 seconds to look into the guy, and you KNOW he's not only legit, but also doing the film out of the goodness of his heart!
You say you rescued a dog... wait, two dogs... wait FIVE dogs... And honestly, that is fantastic. Good for you. But being an owner of a pit bull mix, haven't you fallen in love with the breed? Don't you want them to be legally allowed to live?
You're full of shit.
You don't want to get the movie, then don't buy it when it comes out.
That's more than you could say about your life, I'll bet!
Brandon is geniune and people that try to bully online and threat have problems.And to think this is soldier that is serving our country with so much hate in his heart and this is a post about helping dogs.
Not UFC whose a badass post.
And your next sentence doesn't even make sense. They're big dogs with big skulls for their big brains because they happen to be very intelligent.
The girl on your block was probably hurt by a dog who had been *trained* to attack. By a HUMAN.