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plottpappaw wrote:honestly i'll probably never consider a pitt. was almost bit once and chased several times by one as a child so i will just be honest and say i'm kinda afraid of them. i've been around dogos and the don't bother me and abs don't bother me just something bout a pit makes me uncomfortable.

what's funny about that, is that most of what's called a pitt bull has little or no pit bulldog in em.

the man that raised them below my nana and paps back in late 80's early 90's and i assure you they were full blown pits. no substitution or question. but i will ask what you consider a pitt bull. if you don't mind to explain please.

Pops wrote:

plottpappaw wrote:honestly i'll probably never consider a pitt. was almost bit once and chased several times by one as a child so i will just be honest and say i'm kinda afraid of them. i've been around dogos and the don't bother me and abs don't bother me just something bout a pit makes me uncomfortable.

what's funny about that, is that most of what's called a pitt bull has little or no pit bulldog in em.

honestly if it ain't proven in the box or bred from dogs that are, it ain't a real pit bulldog.
pitt bull is a BS generic term used by ignorant folks for any big blockheaded dog regardless of breeding. unfortunately some folks that know better slip into using it when they should be using bulldog, game dog or pit bulldog. that is why i say a lot of what is called pitt bull ain't even close related to a real pit bulldog.

i see what you mean. i do know the difference though.

i have , an im sure will catch a few hogs with my catahoulas but , i always will trust my pit to catch an have no second thoughs of running in behind him on an size hog because i know he anit turning loose , my cats are rough an will catch but if they get to getting cut they may turn loose ,
a good catch dog could be free or could cost 100s of dollars , you couldnt buy mine i like him alot but like i said i got him for free he was a house dog that was to hyper so thats how i got him , just make sure you get one with a little leg to them , lots of pits are good i dont like them to big though to hard to get over fences an briars mines 42 an full of heart an hates hogs , but is aboutt 90% trash broke no deer ,cows ,horses ,possums or dillos he will get a coon an a cat but mainly just hogs pits are smart dogs try them out

In a couple of months I plan on breeding the American Bulldogs.
Sam is 100+ lbs, 29" at the shoulder, fast and leggy.
Katie is 85 lbs, 25" at the shoulder, fast and leggy. I got her from Alan Scott in Alabama.
Neither has been on a hog yet as I wanted to make the cross before something happened.
Both are exceptional with people and very responsive and easy to handle.
I'll be asking $250 a pup. Registered and shots. No deposits. Hagerman, NM.
I'll list the first 6 and we'll go from there. I have more pictures.