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Sure it is. You don't have a (ethical) problem with dogs torturing dogs, do you?
I don't think dogs typically do anything I'd label torture, mostly because it'd have to be more systematic than just fighting. But no, I don't think any ethically wrong act is performed if one dog hurts another dog. I'd probably still try to break them up.