The social milieu of dogmen and dogfights

Rhonda D. Evans · Craig J. Forsyth

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Animal Law and Welfare Human-Animal Interaction Studies Geographies of human-animal interactions

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This article examines the world of dogfighting. Our technique was to let the responses speak for themselves, thus presenting the world of dogfighting in full vivid detail and then to offer both summarization and interpretation. Our purpose was to capture the essence of dogfighting from those who have experienced it.

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