Using dogs in fighting has been around for hundreds maybe thousands of years. The Romans, Greeks, Spanish and French used dogs for fighting.

Fighting between all kinds of animals have always been a very popular event. As far back as can be recalled dogs called gladiator were bred for sole purpose of dog fighting.

The British began breeding bulldog for sole reason of dog on dog combat, but they were not first; since this event has been around since day of Roman Empire. The dogs that British used are commonly known today as American Pit Bull Terrier.

The bulldog is well known for being used to manage unruly bulls, and by hunters for helping them in catching and holding wild boars or other big game.

Since, bull dog was so popular for these types of activities sport of bullbaiting became very popular. Bullbaiting was where bulldogs and other larger animals were pitted together.

Canine diabetes is a condition where there is a deficiency of hormone insulin or maybe insensitivity to it. Inside islet cells of pancreas insulin is produced.

Insulin is usually responsible for controlling body’s main fuel, glucose. Insulin does this by preventing glucose production in liver and it also ensures that glucose that is taken in from food that is in excess is put into body stores.

In a dog that has canine diabetes, they do not have enough insulin to turn off glucose production by liver or to store it efficiently.

What this means is that glucose rises and will exceed a level in which kidneys let glucose into urine. This will cause need to urinate more frequently. What are signs of canine diabetes?

Excessive urination is one of first signs you will notice, with also intake of more water. Dog with canine diabetes also tend to lose weight because they breakdown stores of fat and protein in order to make glucose and ketones in liver.