Dog events have foes howling in Oklahoma
Dog owners and animal protectionists are fighting over whether upcoming "bully shows” promote savage, illegal dog fights or are family events with just bragging rights at stake.
"It’s just something to introduce the dogs around this area. There’s nothing of an aggressive nature involved,” said Joey Brown , organizer of the May 9 bully event at the Ardmore Convention Center.
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