One Of Michael Vicks Home Raided By Police

Dogs don't have "fun". It's the pit bull's instinct to fight and to kill if that instinct is brought to the surface by training... they're not enjoying themselves, it's something that is deeply ingrained in their blood.

Regardless, dog fights under any circumstances are disgusting. Call me ignorant, but I'm not willing to try to see the other side of this.

Not ignorant at all. It's one thing to watch The Discovery Channel and see animals in the wild go after each other. That's cool. People who would train domestic animals to attack each other or people, it's just sick. I find animal cruelty completely and utterly despicable.

I do agree with CampWill about pitt bulls. They are great athletes, loyal, and sweet dogs. But they are aggressive in nature so you have to be careful. I just think it's a shame that they get such a bad rap b/c friggin idiotic thugs think it's cool to abuse them and make them fighters.

Also, if you buy a dog there is an inherent risk you are taking. As much as you train them, it is still an animal with big teeth.

BTW, the raid on Vick's house was for suspicion of drug activity, and they happened to find the whole dog situation.

I would NEVER fight my dog, and GMSUCD you are 100% right about the bad rap they have. I had to move out of VA/DC/MD bc there was not 1 apt. complex that will let you have one (I rescued him the day b4 he was going to get put down). It a percentage of poeple who do that to their animals (even people who fight in dog circuts the REAL dog fighting circuts keep their dogs in peak physical health and dont want to see their dogs hurt) and the poeple who beat and starve or neglect their animals to make them more aggressive, or use rapestands to breed more should have the same happen to them.

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