8 Fighting etc
Animal Welfare Act 2006 (2006 c 45) | Legislation

8  Fighting etc

(1)     A person commits an offence if he—

(a)     causes an animal fight to take place, or attempts to do so;

(b)     knowingly receives money for admission to an animal fight;

(c)     knowingly publicises a proposed animal fight;

(d)     provides information about an animal fight to another with the intention of enabling or encouraging attendance at the fight;

(e)     makes or accepts a bet on the outcome of an animal fight or on the likelihood of anything occurring or not occurring in the course of an animal fight;

(f)     takes part in an animal fight;

(g)     has in his possession anything designed or adapted for use in connection with an animal fight with the intention of its being so used;

(h)

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