mentioned that dog fighting may be unfamiliar to many people. After all, in the past few years, dog fighting has been classified as a gray gambling activity and has been strictly prohibited. Under normal circumstances, most of the breeds used for dog fighting are Dogo dogs, pit bulls and other fierce dogs, because this type of dog breeds are inherently aggressive and more aggressive. Therefore, when training as a dog fighting, it has some advantages over other dog breeds.
Occasionally in the dog market you can see pit bulls, cassiopeians and other sturdy dogs for sale, but because they are sturdy dogs, except for some buyers who specialize in looking for this kind of dog, almost No one wants to keep such a dog. The one for sale in the picture is a Pitbull. You can see that there are many blood spots on the face of this Pitbull. I don't know if it was just injured or it was dropped before.
and this pitbull’s ears and tail have been trimmed, go to the original owner to introduce it, this is a small operation he did to help focus his attention during dog fighting training. But what is surprising is that this pitbull is not as fierce as we imagined or barking at passersby constantly, but appears to shrink. Ban's squatted on the spot, looking around and looking at the passersby and other pet dogs.
In the exchange, the dog owner also mentioned that this pitbull was very fierce before, and the dog owner kept it as a fighting dog and helped him win a lot of honors and bonuses. Now because of his old age, he has no energy and physical strength to fight other dogs desperately. Therefore, the dog owner does not let him participate in any fighting activities, but keeps him at home as a pet. Now that I cannot take this dog with me because I have to move, I think of bringing it to the dog market for sale.
Although this dog looks very docile and easy-going on the surface, the pitbull breed itself is a very aggressive and fierce dog. We usually hear a lot of news about biting the owner than him. Buyers with more color are still more worried that such pit bulls, who have been fighting dogs, can really be raised as pets? From the author's point of view, it is not recommended to keep such a dog as a pet. After all, the Pitbull is so old now, even if he no longer engages in dog fighting activities, he has been trained as a dog fighting, a kind of vicious seed has been planted in his bones.
What's more, it is difficult for the acquirer to gain the trust of the adult dog as the later two-person owner. Once he does some stimulating dog behavior. Such a fierce Pitbull is likely to cause harm to the new owner or his family. Do you think such a pit dog can be kept as a pet? The picture in this article was taken by myself in the dog market and may not be reprinted without permission! (The content of the graphic and text is also original by me, and may not be reprinted without permission!)
