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Oogy
Oogy: The Dog Only a Family Could Love
by Larry Levin
Oogy (1/10/2011)
Being a Pit bull Rescuer myself, I was attracted to the book by it's cover, but once I started reading it, I couldn't put it down. All the things Mr Levin said that Oogy did reminded me so much of my guys who lay at my feet while I read. Even though Oogy
was a Dogo and my guys are Pit Bulls, I guess all abused animals respond the same to LOVE.....
An excellent book...God bless you, the Levin family for giving Oogy a second chance at life, especially thinking from the start that he was a Pit Bull. You have my deepest respect.
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