Stereoytypes

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Reads 390
Votes 28
Parts 8
Time 33m

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In a world where some people are set on hating Pit bulls, we get a glimpse into the life of a Pit bull named Lark. She may be a sweet and gentle stray, but stereotypes turn her into a monster. This story is meant to show the true bravery and loyalty all Pit bulls have, if only we would just give them a chance. 

Lark was born on the streets, but days after she was born, her family gets captured and brought into a dog fighting ring. She must face problem after problem, and can only hope that she will be able to save her family and friends from the awful fate.All Rights Reserved

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