Bully Kutta
Also called the Indian Mastiff or Pakistani Mastiff, this is a big, powerful breed, originally bred as a working dog and for protection. It has been used in dog fighting in India. Many breeders regard the Bully Kutta as being extremely difficult to train.
Dogfighting goes back centuries…
Today, dogfighting is illegal in most developed countries and considered animal cruelty with huge penalties and even jail time for the owner.
Where it remains legal, the blood sport of dogfighting is divided into categories:
In parts of the Russian Federation and Japan, dogfighting remains a legal sport.
Elsewhere, even if its officially unlawful to organize dogfighting events, the law turns a blind eye on it in Latin America, Pakistan, some Eastern European countries.
Its even occasionally spotted in the U.S. and the U.K.
According to a story from NPR, dogfighting sport have originated when the ancient Romans would pit fighting dogs against each other in gladiator-style fights to the death.
These fights last up until one dog dies, exits the pit, or fails to scratch.
As history shows, the dog who loses the battle is then shot by its owner, tortured, or beaten severely.
Other than the entertainment aspect of dogfighting, there are large sums of cash at stake. Money is made by charging stud fees and admission.
Thus, a gambling format is reached. People can bet on a certain fighter dog to win some extra dough.
Fortunately, in todays society, we find the idea of two dogs being forced to fight against each other for sheer entertainment repulsive and immoral.
In fact, dog fighting is considered a felony in all 50 states in the United States, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and many other countries.
As recently as last year, Mexico also said “no” to any dogfighting activities.
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