who owns any pits?
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that's a British Bulldog. American Bulldogs are far from weak. they're basically a bigger version of a pit. and just so you know, pitbulls are a breed of bulldog. so are bull mastiffs. so sorry homeboy, but not all bulldogs look like the one on the osbournes' whack ass show. but personally i think those Bulldogs are pretty tight for a small house dog. the one on Van Wilder is better than the osbournes' though.
Naw, pits are a mixture of a lot of different types of bulldogs and terriors. American Straffordshire Terriors are pits that went a different path. They're bred more for show, and over the years they've been trying to breed the fight out of them. Bull Terriors is where pits get their strong jaws from. I personally don't like the way American Bulldogs look. Lots of them are tall and lanky, I prefer the short stocky look of pits. My pit got jacked a few months back. I replaced him with a year old red nose. I got him from a pit bull rescue center. This muthafucker can jump like 6 feet high! He can jump out of his kennel, he can jump over our 7ft high wooden fence.... Pain in the ASS! We once had a dog that could get out of wooden fences, but he'd climb the wood. This mutherfucker just jumps all the way up to the top, then drops down. I'm just trying to find a rednose female to breed his ass and get a puppy out of the litter. That dog's the best looking red nose I've ever seen. His chest is huge, broad as hell. We've had him tied up, which is illegal in AZ, and he's still getting bigger muscles. It just comes naturally to him. I'm going to put a top on the kennel this weekend so we don't have to tie him up. I got him for 75 bucks from a pitbull rescue center, I'm probably gonna take his ass back after I breed him. My roomate wants to take him to the desert and shoot him! He's just causes too much drama.
Well, I have. But there are also tall and lanky pits every once in a while, shit just happens sometimes. But yeah, there are a lot of shorter, stockier ABs. My cousin has an AB with hip displasia. Supposedly, it's granfather was that dog Chance in that movie with those two dogs and a cat... I think Homeward Bound? Well, his dog is tall and lanky. But then again, it was probably just badly bred kuz it started limping at like 6 months. I was actually thinking about Presa Canario pictures when I thought of that tall lanky image. You also said you never have to worry about them turning on you. Well, that's not true. There have been "Pit Bull" attacks that later turn into "a dog that looked like a PB," Which includes American Bulldogs. There was one in Tucson earlier this year. Some kid jumped into his own back yard and got attacked by his own dog. Most likely his father probably trained him to attack intruders, which was stupid. I would never train any type of human aggression or any type of attacking to a pit, or any bully at that. They'll protect you if your in danger, that's natural. Their bite is way too dangerous.
Theres a big distinction of a pitbull and an American Pit Bull Terrier. Mislead information about the breed itself is a downfall to the breed that dominates the pound for pound repetrois APBTs are known for. APBTs do not "I REPEAT!! DO NOT HAVE NO BULL TERRIER IN THEM. Back in the day a longtime ago their was once a breed called a White Terrier that was cross bred with a bulldog for game purposes. Bulldogs were too big to fight and tired easily, as to a terrier with its superior agility capabilities gave them the agility to carry out until the "the fighting" ends. Ever since the importation of europeans that brought along their trusty companions, the "game dogs kept its purposes" until the prohibition against dog fighting. In the early 1900s the AKC recognized the breed as American Staffordshire Terrier, Since pit fighting was still around a group of pitters wanted the dogs to be recognized so they created the UKC and their first dog recognized was the APBT. A few years later ADBA was established. If you were a true dog lover their are many books that help understand the breed better. To me their are two different types of APBT, UKC APBT and ADBA APBT. UKC are more refined slimmer in appearance and are easier to handle. ADBA are more muscular in appearance and have that thickness that everyone thinks a APBT should look like. Me i like the original ancestry looking APBT not taking anything from the broader looking APBTs. People think the bigger your dog is a meaner dog. But if you have an understanding of the breed bigger isnt always better. The most recognizable dogs throughout a 100 year history, it was the pitdogs in the 30-40lb range that were superior over a more heavier dog. To the homeboy that said your 9mo. old American Bulldog whooped on a grown pitbull. Thats what it was a pitbull. Backyard bred "pitbull" isnt a breed its just a mutt in my eyes. If you know anything about pitfighting APBTs usually start off slow and finish strong in the end. Not taking anything of your breed of choice which is the American Bulldog cause i know a breeder out in the east bay and he trains all his offsprings to guard and i seen the power that he brought out of his dogs, but i also seen a APBT that he trained to Guard and you'd be surpised how he tos'd him around within seconds for the size in itself. I know the history of the American Bulldog and its usage for the breed but more food for thought is always good so state your case if you'd like to reply back. There's some tight lookin APBTs displayed. Im looking for a quality breeding female pup or adult. 'CH Pr or PR preferably dominant blue or a blue fawn with a quality history bloodline willing to pay $500 - 1500 to those that have family or friends that breed for the better of the breed, IM INTERESTED!!
Stafforshire Terriers are not PIT BULLS!!! Pit bulls WERE game bred dogs, stafforshires are not. There are too many amatuers breeding pits now, they'll never be what they used to be... Pits are supposed to be tested for DEEP gameness, not too many people do that nowadays, they say its creul. But for anybody who has owned a REAL American pit bull terrier, u know what I mean when I say they love to fight. I have ten pits at this moment. four adults (2 male, 2 female) and 6 pups, and goddammit those muthafuccas LOVE to get at each other no matter what I do to try and prevent it. I 've got old school bloodlines too, my female comes from pure rednose Wallace lines, anybody out there know bout that shit? You can have a dog that looks rugged as fucc, but does he have heart. Best dog in tha pit I ever saw weighed only forty one pounds, he was a grand champion, undefeated...body size doesn't matter, head size doesn't matter... heart matters.
psydal i know you know alot about the breed i actually seen your dog a long time ago.thats the kind of pit i like.so what your saying is the american staffordshire is a true pit without any other bloodlines?what i don't understand is was the pit bull created or is it a breed in it's self.i get confused from what you are saying?holler back.
i seen a vid of some pit fights a pit against a rottwieler some dago homies were taping in the yard.the rott was alot bigger in the begining he was fucking the pit up then later the pit just locked on the rott on his throat and killed that dog.the pit almost died but i heard it ended up survivng.yea and tragedy is right about the name.i luv those dogs.
@ Psydal.... i know the pit's owner. the dog's name is King and he is ADBA registered as an American Pit Bull Terrier. the dog lives two houses down, and he is now 4 1/2 years old. he's a great dog, very protective, but he hates other males just like my dogs do. he's 75 lbs, rock solid. the man breeds him and sells the pups for sum major bucks. all pups are ADBA registered. so trust me homie, he is no "back yard pit." my dog just got the best of him, and i have to believe it wuz his size and power that led to him whooping on King. our dogs are ABA registered, very large, very protective, very aggressive toward other males.... their size brings immediate intimidation, which definately makes people think twice before entering my yard.
i can only make judgements on my experiences with both breeds of dogs. ive had more experience with pit bulls, and i do know the history of their breed. my uncle has two American Pit Bull Terrier's, which i just refer to as PIT BULLS, and he also breeds them and has been doing so for many years. bcuz of this, pits were my favorite breed for a very long time. i got a hold of an American Bulldog and since then my opinion has changed.
dont get me wrong, i love pits as much as the next guy, i just prefer another breed now. people having pit bulls seems like a fad to me, just like how everyone is a crip these days. these clowns see these dogs on TV with their favorite rap star and they just have to have one. i could have had one of King's pups free of charge, but i chose my American Bully instead. it's all a matter of preference and experiences with the breed. i chose American Bulldog over pit, many will disagree with me for the same reason i mentioned above (jocking the breed bcuz of certain people having them)....
i can only make judgements on my experiences with both breeds of dogs. ive had more experience with pit bulls, and i do know the history of their breed. my uncle has two American Pit Bull Terrier's, which i just refer to as PIT BULLS, and he also breeds them and has been doing so for many years. bcuz of this, pits were my favorite breed for a very long time. i got a hold of an American Bulldog and since then my opinion has changed.
dont get me wrong, i love pits as much as the next guy, i just prefer another breed now. people having pit bulls seems like a fad to me, just like how everyone is a crip these days. these clowns see these dogs on TV with their favorite rap star and they just have to have one. i could have had one of King's pups free of charge, but i chose my American Bully instead. it's all a matter of preference and experiences with the breed. i chose American Bulldog over pit, many will disagree with me for the same reason i mentioned above (jocking the breed bcuz of certain people having them)....