In an Ohio farmland, there was an 8 week old giant schnauzer puppy named COTA. COTA was born to a farmer breeder who raised him and his littermates in a spacious kennel. COTA had never known anything other than the kennel and the farmland, and he had never been exposed to the outside world.

One day, a man with his jeep wrangler came to visit the farmer kennel looking for a giant schnauzer puppy. The breeder showed his pup COTA. After inspecting the pup, the stranger wanted to take him. Because this was type of breed that he wanted for his family protection and family pet.

COTA being a puppy was scared that this stranger was taking him away from his pack. He resisted and he was scared. while they were driving back to NYC. He missed his littermates and the farm life. But as time passes, Cota had to accept the fact that he may never see his pack again. And he has a new caretaker. Cota just hopes that the new caretaker is aware that adopting the giant schnauzer is hard work. And most dogs get euthanized because people are not aware of the responsibility of owning a dog. And if you add the complication of protection dog, like a Giant Schnauzer. The odds of this being euthanized is greater. Because there is more responsibility to the own this dog breed.