Dog|dog-123.com
Jan
05
Filed Under (Animals) by dog
journeymanpictures asked:
Dec 2007 http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/guardianfilms+world/afghanistan The tradition of dog fighting thrives in Afghanistan’s capital. Having been banned under the Taliban, it is currently undergoing resurgence in popularity for the thousands of men looking for some form of entertainment and escapism from the constant war. “For us dog fighting is a celebration,” exclaims one of the fight organisers.
JONATHAN
Oct
21
Filed Under (Dogs) by dog
Danzi asked:
I saw a pit-bull type dog at the shelter with ears that were docked very short to the head. Does this indicate that this dog was used or was intended to be used for dog fighting?
I saw a pit-bull type dog at the shelter with ears that were docked very short to the head. Does this indicate that this dog was used or was intended to be used for dog fighting?
What do dog fighters do with the ears of the dogs anyway? In old days didn’t they used to dock them real close to the head?
GILBERTO
Sep
18
Filed Under (Dogs) by dog
JennyJo asked:
When she first meets a dog she automatically tries to establish dominance. If the other dog is submissive, things are fine, but at times she just doesn’t get along with others–especially if it’s an adult dog. Is there a way that I can be the dominant one and keep her from doing this with other dogs or do I just need to let the dogs work it out.
EDGARDO
When she first meets a dog she automatically tries to establish dominance. If the other dog is submissive, things are fine, but at times she just doesn’t get along with others–especially if it’s an adult dog. Is there a way that I can be the dominant one and keep her from doing this with other dogs or do I just need to let the dogs work it out.
EDGARDO
