Opening Headline.
"A tradie who survived an attack by 'three fighting dogs' says it was thoughts of his baby daughter that made him fight back"
'Fighting Dogs' is a name given to dogs that have been trained specifically to fight other dogs in dog fighting. It's a descriptive name, not a breed.
So-
They weren't fighting the tradie. They were attacking the poor guy.
We're the dogs fighting amongst themselves ?
Have they been involved in fighting dogs in their local area or elsewhere?
If so, was it of their own accord or were they facilitated?
In my opinion which is not fact, this inference was sensationalised reporting.
sen·sa·tion·al·ize tr.v. sen·sa·tion·al·ized, sen·sa·tion·al·iz·ing, sen·sa·tion·al·iz·es. To present in a manner intended to arouse curiosity or broad interest, especially through the inclusion of exaggerated or lurid details ...
So for clarification.
Terrible sensationalised REPORTING - is the news outlet and the way they reported to the general public,
The tradie, gave them information of the incident, via the interview that they secured.
So my comment was never in reference to him, or what he said in his interview.
Should have been more specific on that small part. Some got it.
No reasonable person would ever think that those dogs actions were acceptable.