Sentences with phrase «interested in dog fighting»

Not exact matches

His time in charge of the Treasury saw interest rates, inflation and unemployment all drop, a record the Tories are no doubt hoping to use to their advantage, as they pit Mr Clarke against Lord Mandelson in a dog fight for the nation's financial confidence.

The same organization who keeps claiming to speak up for authors has also refused to accept Amazon's offer, which is really interesting because the Guild has no dog in this fight other than sticking its collective nose in.

Especially immoral people who are only interested in these dogs for fighting (which is unacceptable).

I live in Dayton, and over the last 17 years have been approached by many people who have asked me if I was interested in fighting my dogs (multiple breeds), what kind of dogs I had, and if I wanted to breed my dogs.

Spaying or neutering will also keep pit fighters away as they are not interested in fighting a dog that can't be bred.

Pit Bulls often attract the worst kind of dog owners... People who are only interested in these dogs, for fighting or protection.

Her special interests include facility design and population management, and her publications focus on the management of Babesia infections in dogs rescued from dog fighting investigations.

Andrea Arden is Animal Planet's Pet Expert and serves on the Board of Directors of The Animal Legal Defense Fund, which fights to protect the lives and interests of animals through the legal system, as well as the Board of Directors of Pets for Patriots, which advocates for the permanent placement of adult dogs and cats with every available and willing military family in the U.S.

If your interest in the breed is limited or oriented towards matching, gametesting, rolling, or any other form of dog - fighting, you will not find support on Pitbull - l.

There is a lot of money stacked against the dogs, and those with interests in puppy mills and those who want to perpetuate the ban on county wide sheltering are prepared to fight.

If a dog has defaulted to «fight» instead of «flight» it may not be in its best interests to look fearful (evolutionarily speaking).

But in no case should a reporter who wishes to portray with accuracy the debates about global warming, present a minority view unbacked by science and promoted by businesses with a small, old dog in a very tough dog fight, as equivalent to hard science from unbiased scientists with no economic interest in anything but getting the facts and predictions right.

If there is no place for disagreement, it would be interesting to know which fight we're supposed to have a dog in.