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**effebrala** · 10-24-2011, 04:32 PM

GAMENESS is the willingness and drive to see a task to its completion Regardless of consequence. There are game dogs, game birds, heck even some guys talking to ladies out of their league have game. But it is that very Game that makes a great pit dog or hunter for that matter. Game is where the strength, loyalty, willingness, and love in a pitbull comes from. A dog is considered "game bred" if his parents have their Game tested and proven.take a good look at Any breed. It will have a working line (bred in the field- best worker to best worker) and it will have a useless line ( or show line; bred prettiest or best house pet to its likeness). The working lines will always be a completely different animal than the show lines - which have lost the health, drive, and arguably everything else that made that breed great.Attempting to breed the DA out of the APBT yields the american staffordshire terrier which I am certain will eventually become just as unhealthy as every other show bred dog. Consequently, your quest for a non-DA pitbull, though misguided and unlikely, would be better started with the AMSTAFF.

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10-24-2011, 04:32 PM	#24
effebrala Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 594 Senior Member	GAMENESS is the willingness and drive to see a task to its completion Regardless of consequence. There are game dogs, game birds, heck even some guys talking to ladies out of their league have game. But it is that very Game that makes a great pit dog or hunter for that matter. Game is where the strength, loyalty, willingness, and love in a pitbull comes from. A dog is considered "game bred" if his parents have their Game tested and proven.take a good look at Any breed. It will have a working line (bred in the field- best worker to best worker) and it will have a useless line ( or show line; bred prettiest or best house pet to its likeness). The working lines will always be a completely different animal than the show lines - which have lost the health, drive, and arguably everything else that made that breed great.Attempting to breed the DA out of the APBT yields the american staffordshire terrier which I am certain will eventually become just as unhealthy as every other show bred dog. Consequently, your quest for a non-DA pitbull, though misguided and unlikely, would be better started with the AMSTAFF. ---------- Post added at 10:32 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:30 AM ---------- Sorry, my phone erased the paragraph breaks.
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