Fight dogs

Already enough time around the dogs, which are called fighters, do not quit disputes and scandals. They are told about the chilling stories: those aggressive dogs attack children, then they mutilate adults, and even devour their masters.

Repeatedly across the country, signatures were collected, the broadcasts were filmed, but the question is not resolved, and the breeds of fighting dogs still have a high enough price. Their content in the houses no one banned, while a couple of other mutilated or shot dogs do not solve the issue.

Fighting dogs, according to most people who have ever met with them, are dangerous and aggressive, because they were specially withdrawn for dog fights.

On sale of puppies of such breed, as fighting dogs, many do business. And the owners, instead of forking out a professional cynologist, who will teach them how to properly execute the commands, simply keep them in the house, believing that they have secured their housing.

But is fighting dogs really aggressors, or are they just victims?

First of all, let's try to decide which breeds can be attributed to them. Today, there are at least two opinions about this: either all dogs that are suitable for defensive and guard duty, including sheepdogs, Dobermans and Rottweilers, are recognized as such, or this is just a hype, and there is no such thing as fighting dogs in nature.

In fact, the truth is close to both opinions.

Many representatives of breeds, known as fighters, do originate from dogs, which were initially taken as pickling. They were used for baiting wild animals or as gladiators in dog fights. These are such sabak breeds as Bordeaux, German and Argentinean mastiff , bulldog, philae brazilier, amstaffter terrier, pit bull, bull terrier. By the way, you can easily add to this list a "peaceful" dog like shar pei, known among cynologists as "Chinese fighting". The same can be said about the Russian black terrier, the Caucasian, Central Asian and South Russian shepherds, who, when attacked, are really aggressive and scary.

However, although they can be classified as "fighting dogs", there is not a word about them in the media or in any television program, although the reports of the next attack appear every week. On TV and on the Internet, this is one of the "hot topics" with a high rating.

So why do not many of our formidable four-footed friends be called killer dogs, and by what criterion does the specific dog belong to the breed of fighting dogs?

According to the law, from the beginning of 2013, the importation of fighting dogs will be banned to the territory of our countries, and all the individuals that are kept by dog breeders will be euthanized or sterilized.

A special instruction has already been drawn up for all those veterinary clinics that issue permits for animals. If the dog has been recorded at least one case of aggression in the last year, then it will be lulled unambiguously.

A significant part of this bill is devoted to the care of those pets that will be allowed not to put to sleep. They can be walked only in muzzles, it will be forbidden to release from the leash. The hosts will need to have special belts, enabling them to keep the dog in a dangerous situation. However, if someone writes a complaint to the dog, the specialists will immediately put him to sleep.

It is known that at the moment fighting dogs are Bordeaux and Argentine bulldogs, as well as a pit bull, which the media call just "killer".

While the fate of amstaff is not known, but the bull terriers are likely to be banned from all over the world in the near future. And although the dog handlers have a completely different opinion, however, these fighting dogs, in addition to particular aggressiveness, also have a terrible appearance.

The only question is, why should a person keep in his house such a dog who at any moment can attack and at best only bite? But in fact there are times more terrible.