Check out some of these underground vids from Russia. Thailand, and a bunch of other countries in the area. I never thought I'd actual watch them but one day I did and trust me, lots of pitts couldn't do a thing once a much larger and stronger breed had hold of them. It's big business out there in some of those countries, and their dogs are their livelyhood. .Quote:
Originally Posted by thunderbelly
google the Gull Terr too, it is the British attempt at perfecting the pitbull, by adding more terrier to it. the original lines were taken to Pakistan during British occupation where they were bred for function, not form. Compare those to what becamo of the British lines, known as Bull Terrier.
I have seen many videos, many fights too, simply put, nothing beats a dog that is bred to do it's job.
For a slightly different view, check out Tosa Inu, a fighting breed that not only gets disqualified for turning away, but one that gets disqualified for vocalizing during a fight.
I used to breed and train pitbulls. My 2 kids grew up with these dogs since they were babies. I obedience trained my dogs and showed them in UKC obedience trials in the states (UKC in Michigan and Indiana) and attained CD titles on them. American pitbulls are not recognized by AKC or CKC but are recognized by United Kennel Club (UKC). Kind loving animals but you have to be carefull around other dogs. If they weren't banned in Ontario I would have one now.
I do agree with the comments that more labs, golden retrievers and small dogs bite more often than pit bulls, thats kind of like saying cats scratch anyway so why not raise a lion. When these animals do attack, they are so powerful and capable its simply devastating. I have personally been exposed to very well tempered pit bulls, didn't make me any more comfortable around the breed in general.
Not for the squeamish, and this particular vid I still can't get out of my head since first watching it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbL_4YjjweM
I thought the rotti was loosing his advantage right around 1:30 but you see the powerful comeback, and he pretty much dominates the rest of the match
Good for you. That's great! :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Roper
There may be dogo in there but it ain't 100% dogo.
Considering this dogs offspring are demanding $30K being sold as 'Pitbull'....I think you may be mistaken there Gilroy...Quote:
Originally Posted by Gilroy
Watch the video in my post #12....he's a breeder.
I take the mutt JRT to the dog park often so he can burn energy and we can live with him. Many dogs at the dog park folks get tense about thinking they are aggressive ... they aren't . They are beautiful specimens of American Staffordshire terrier, American Bulldog, Dogue de Bordeaux , Canine Corso etc. If you don't know your dogs , these dogs can be scary for you.
They play just fine and are friendly. Just don't let them hit you accidently on the back of the leg.:)