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HOW YOU CAN HELP

1. Know the signs of dog fighting. Things to look for:

Dogs with heavy chains around their neck. Heavy chains around a dog’s neck indicate that it may be in training to be used as a fighting dog.
Scars. Dogs with an unusual amount of scars, particularly scars shaped like puncture wounds and/or tears, have probably been fighting.
Staked out dogs. Dogs staked out separately or kept in cages in backyards or basements are probably being used for fighting.
 
Treadmills, hanging ropes, and other forms of training equipment. Training equipment comes in many forms. A few common ones are:
1. old fashioned treadmills (generally non-electronic, with slats)
2. Ropes or chains hanging from a tree branch, ceiling, or some other high place with a tire, or rubber piece attached. Dogs are taught to bite and hang from these devices as a way to build up jaw strength.

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