*Skye's POV*

"You're sure this'll help with people's opinions on him?" Chase asked me once again.
"Yes. And Lexi thinks so too." I assured him. We walked with Blue to the Adventure Bay primary school where Lexi was waiting at the gate. Upon seeing her, Blue sprinted towards her with excitement. Chase lunged forward and grabbed his burgundy collar as he was about to run into the road. I breathed a sigh of relief. The pit bull sat down and avoided his father's stern gaze. We waited for the road to be clear and then walked across to meet the smiling teen that awaited us.
"Ready?" She asked.
"Yep." Blue smiled. We walked to the SEN building where Austin worked. Lexi led us to a room with a glass door. Inside was a small girl who looked around five years old, she was holding a book and Austin was sat next to her trying to encourage her to read but she shook her head. Lexi knocked on the door and Austin looked up and smiled, beckoning us in. We followed the girl and sat next to the door, across the room from them.
"Keeli, this is my girlfriend Lexi." Austin said to the girl. She looked up and smiled at Lexi.
"Hello."
"Hi Keeli. Austin told me that you were having some trouble reading." The small girl nodded "I have someone with me who would like to hear you read." She motioned for Blue to come over. The grey pup looked at us and we nodded, sending him to the other side of the room. "This is Blue." Lexi introduced. Me and Chase slipped out of the room and watched through the glass as Blue sat on Keeli's lap and she slowly began to read out loud. Lexi stood up and walked to us, waiting outside the door.
"That's amazing! She wouldn't read before that?" Chase whispered.
"No. I think it helps that Blue, being young himself, won't correct her." She pulled out her phone and took a quick picture. The German shepherd gave her a stern look. "Me and Austin spoke to her mother, calm down." She said. We sat on the floor and Lexi opened Facebook and went to our page. She uploaded the picture and typed;
For those saying that Blue is dangerous and that he should be put down, have a look at him now. This is him with a wonderful little girl called Keeli who wouldn't read out loud to anyone. After meeting Blue, she felt comfortable enough to read out loud to him. If he was a dangerous dog, he wouldn't let her do this. As many people say and it looks like I'm having to again, a dogs temperament is all to do with it's upbringing. Skye and Chase have raised this amazing little pup so well and I couldn't be more proud of them. So before you pull other pups away from a 'dangerous' dog, think - have they actually done something to prove they're dangerous or is it just their breed?
As me and Chase read over her shoulder, we both cried. I really hope that this does change peoples opinions on our pup, just for his sake.