Fighting Dogs

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This is a very disturbing page, some of you may not like the pictures I am going to show you in this page but most of you dont believe what cruelty it is in fighting your dogs, so I am going to tell you about dog fighting and show you what happens if you fight your dog

Fighting between dogs of the same sex is common and will occur naturally unless a dog is taught not to do so. Dogs have always fought over food, the right to mate, the position in a pack, and in defence of their young or territory. Today many of these circumstances still occur, although individual dogs may vary in their inclination to fight because of their breeding, socialisation, experience and training.

To a caring dog owner, having their dog bitten is almost as traumatic to them as being bitten themselves. Many fights between dogs are avoidable, but once started they are very difficult to break up. Fights often take place when dogs are allowed to roam free, walked off a leash, or are able to rush out a. Dogs involved in dog fights are often severely injured--or killed--during the fight. These fights may last for hours until one of the animals quits or dies. Furthermore, these animals do not receive veterinary attention. Losers that do not die may be tortured, starved to death, or killed outright by their owners. Other animals, such as owned pets or strays may be stolen and used as "bait" to train fighting dogs, often suffering before they die.other dogs passing their home.

Dog fighting promotes crime, such as cruelty to animals, violence to others, theft, drug use/possession/distribution, illegal weapons use/possession, and gambling. It also creates fear in our neighborhoods of being attacked or killed by dogs, as well as fear of people who use fighting dogs to intimidate others. Recently convicted dog fighters in newzealand,have criminal records that include such significant crimes as assault/battery, arson, weapons charges, burglary, drug charges, and attempted murder.

Dog fighting decreases the livability in our neighborhoods because often times, illegal kennels are established to breed, train, and house fighting dogs. These kennels are responsible for odor from feces, and flies, rats, and other vermin attracted by feces and spilt food. These kennels also generate excessive noise due to barking, people coming and going at all hours, and loud music used to "drown out" fighting and training noises.

Long term, dog fighting effects the community by promoting a culture of violence. Neighborhoods learn to accept violence as a normal facet of daily life. Often, people will feel like "prisoners in their own homes" because they do not feel it is safe to go out into the neighborhood.


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