Help End 'Superior Breed' Dog Fighting in Kyrgyzstan

Dog Fighting, to westerners, will always be shocking, as it now only reserved for the cruellest of people and will most likely end in a prison sentence or fine. However, in Kyrgyzstan, dog-fighting is so common, especially in the capital city of Bishkek, that spectators (including children) stop to watch the show. This particular type of fighting is conducted in order to see which breed of Wolf Hound is superior to the rest and 'the champion breed', and will then be paired with another breed of dog called an Asian Shepherd to breed. Kyrgyzstan, a country in Central Asia, has no animal-welfare laws, and also welcomes 'aqua circuses' that contain dolphins and beluga whales, so it is no surprise that nobody bats an eyelid whilst walking past a dog fight. This 'sport' should no longer exist, and the people in charge of this city, and country, need to step up.