Quick combat to mistreatment and cruelty of animals

[MUCSteelers5xSuperChamp]

I don't know if anyone watches the show Animal Cops Detroit on Animal Planet. I was watching the show last night and was sickened to see a large dogfighting ring at a resident's home in the city.

It was nearly reminiscent of the Michael Vick situation...the only difference, the wounded dogs eventually survived, placed in foster homes and the perpetrator was arrested. The show mentioned that Detroit has the highest rate in the nation for stopping these cruel matches.

Other cities in the U.S. could take a lesson from Detroit on how to combat such rings before they get off.

Anyone has an opinion on how dogfighters and would-be-aspiring dogfighters should be punished aside from the lighter charges of it being only a fourth-degree felony?

[SuperBran]

Anyone has an opinion on how dogfighters and would-be-aspiring dogfighters should be punished aside from the lighter charges of it being only a fourth-degree felony?

put them in the ring with a couple of pit bulls.

[MUCSteelers5xSuperChamp]

SuperBran,

I won't tell you where I was at but some kids were viewing actual dogfights on a computer and laughing about it as if they wanted to partake in one.

It was disgusting and there is no respect in that. Either they don't understand the significance of this or their parents let them do whatever they want.

That wouldn't happen in Detroit if they were any older than their ages.

[ChronicTiger]

That wouldn't happen in Detroit if they were any older than their ages.

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