DeadmaN

Come on
Now you are trying to confuse the issues

You are trying to describe the 2 things as if they are one in the same, when in fact one has nothing to do with the other outside of the end result.

Meaning; that the only thing that both of the subjects have in common is that in the end ,an animal is dead and that is the only similarity between the 2.

I’ll try to explain...
It’s like 2 Bata fish in the wild yes they do fight but one has the chance to retreat because the environment offers them the ability to do so. Such is nature’s way. What this means is that although they will have encounters with other fish and fights, they are never to the death and hardly ever result in injury but if you put 2 of them in a bole with no way out then yes one of them will dye.

It’s the same thing with these dogs. In normal situations the initial confrontation between them is simply a threat or a display of aggression.
Why do animals do this?
Well it is widely believed that this is to show to the opposing animal that I am bigger, and I am stronger so the fight never even happens.

Then from time to time you have 2 animals that are both equally large and equally strong, and normally yes a fight does ensue but the fight only last until one animal has shown himself to be the more dominate and the other animal retreats.

In dog fighting there is no place to retreat too and they are being enticed to fight.
In the wild the 2 animals would never find themselves in a pit with no place to escape too.

I’m sorry but your take on hunting and fighting animals is wayyyyyyyy of base