Saving Michael Vick's Dogs

September 1-7
	Saving the Michael Vick Dogs THIS FRIDAY at 9P et/pt PREVIEW "DOGTOWN" >> This Friday, Nat Geo follows the stories of dogs that are trying to overcome histories of voilence. First, on "Dog Whisperer," a well-meaning couple brings home a second pit bull with disastrous results. Its up to Cesar to curb the aggression. Next, on "DogTown," half of the nearly 50 pit bulls rescued from former NFL star Michael Vicks illegal dog-fighting kennel last year were sent to DogTown for intensive retraining. Watch as four of the toughest cases try to conquer their violent pasts. PREVIEW "DOG WHISPERER" >> SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS ON THE BLOG >> Dog Whisperer Marathon Presented by PETCO TODAY starting at 2P et/pt Join Cesar Milan for a full day with the dogs. Watch some of his toughest cases and favorite moments in this Dog Whisperer Marathon. Explorer: "Moment of Death" TUESDAY at 10P et/pt In the 1970s, a stopped heart indicated death; today it's a stopped brain. But can consciousness exist independent of a functioning brain? National Geographic Channel brings you the latest scientific discoveries about death and dying. Taboo: "Trial by Fire" WEDNESDAY at 10P et/pt In many cultures, the divide between boyhood and manhood can be bridged in a single, dramatic ritual that proves bravery and strength. How far would you go to prove your invincibility? Inside 9/11 SUNDAY at 7P et/pt Browse more than 50 videos from the Inside 9/11 Interview Archive. This Web-only interactive includes over two hours of never-before-seen eyewitness accounts, and expert commentaries about the policies and events that led up to the disaster. Wild: "Shark Pit Mystery" SATURDAY at 8P et/pt Scientist Ryan Johnson aims to solve the mysteries of the shark pit, a series of underwater caves off the island of Mauritius where sharks gather in huge numbers. His discovery sheds new light on shark behavior.
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