skinnydipper
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Over 1,000 dog fighting incidents investigated in recent years
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Hello Fenris, welcome to the forum.
Are you speaking from personal experience?
I am a member of The SHG andso am involved in looking critically at the RSPCA and its doing. I was a member of the forum but when I came back to log in after a while it seems I wasn't any more and had to re-register!
The police are woeful in animal related crime. They are quite happy to direct everyone to the RSPCA because it saves them having to deal with it. The RSPCA, as a charity, shouldn’t have to take out private prosecutions and be the police force for animals and they don’t have enough powers to do it correctly.Although there a role for the RSPCA in the preventing and prosecution of dog fighting it not a matter that a charity should be taking the lead and trying to bring private prosecutions it’s major crime and should be dealt with by the police .
Your opinion of the RSPCA reminded me of the post of another forum member who held similar views and who subsequently received a conviction for her part in a dog fighting gang which trained and bred dogs to fight.
Who/when was that? How awful [for the dogs].
Ah, my apologies, F.
Your opinion of the RSPCA reminded me of the post of another forum member who held similar views and who subsequently received a conviction for her part in a dog fighting gang which trained and bred dogs to fight.
I can see no reason for the RSPCA to claim dog fighting is on the rise if this is not the case.
I hope you will stick around and introduce us to your dogs.
I found your previous posts by searching for your name Fenris in other people's posts, which then listed a post of yours and then clicking on your, previous, user name, allows a listing to be produced. If you ask admin they can probably link these with your current login.
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Wasn't me! The RSPCA has been using the number of phone calls and the number of investigations to cover a dismal prosecution record.
Why would they do this? Well they depend on donations and donations are driven by eotional articles and evidence of action.
Ah, my apologies, F.
Your opinion of the RSPCA reminded me of the post of another forum member who held similar views and who subsequently received a conviction for her part in a dog fighting gang which trained and bred dogs to fight.
I can see no reason for the RSPCA to claim dog fighting is on the rise if this is not the case.
I hope you will stick around and introduce us to your dogs.
The RSPCA should not be on the frontline of investigating this type of crime .The people who run dog fighting are hardened violent criminals it’s a job for the police .Wasn't me! The RSPCA has been using the number of phone calls and the number of investigations to cover a dismal prosecution record.
Why would they do this? Well they depend on donations and donations are driven by eotional articles and evidence of action.
I was told many years ago that RSPCA have undercover officers investigating these gangs. I hope it's not on the rise, I imagine it's been rife since it was originally banned, albeit there is a rise in people and dog population.
I read an account of the partner of a dog fighter who went out sourcing bait for training the dogs. People were handing over kittens, pups, rabbits, dogs, convinced they were going to a wonderful, loving home. I think she took her kids with her to help with credibility.
A lot of stolen dogs are sadly used as bait. Someone advised if your dog went missing to post a reward that would be higher than the dog fighters would pay.
The lowlifes that do this ought to be locked up and key thrown away.
I do hope you are right, but surely they have to "blood" them on something? But then again, thinking about it, a lot of the type of dogs used seem happy to attack with no prior training.Bait dogs and other animals is now accepted generally as an AR myth designed to bring in donations and promote the cause.
What Is A "Bait" Dog? - Myth vs. Fact
The term 'bait' dog is used to label dogs that have any types of bite marks or scars. Sadly, 'bait' dogs do now exist, but they are not as common as you think. An increasingly larger number of dogs are being labeled as 'bait' dogs each day based on nothing more than speculation.www.whatisabaitdog.org