MICHAEL VICK

Michael Vick

Michael Vick

Most regulation enforcement professionals split up dogfight undertaking into three categories: road battling, hobbyist battling and expert activity:

“Street” fighters enlist in dog battles that are casual, road corner, back alley and playground activities. Stripped of the directions and formality of the customary pit battle, these are spontaneous happenings triggered by abuses, turf invasions or the straightforward taunt, “My dog can murder yours.” Many of these participants need even a semblance of esteem for the animals they battle, compelling them to train while wearing hefty chains to construct stamina, and picking road battles in which they could ...