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**neotheMit** · 08-27-2009, 10:33 PM

Assuming there is no correlation between "game" in the pit and the dog's abilities to perform outside of the pit, unless you are planning to fight the dog, who cares about game?

To me it's like bragging about how you dog comes from a line of great racers yet all you and your dog does is lay around the house.

I guess I don't see the benefit of calling a dog game or game breed. The whole thing seems like an ego trip to me.

Thank You! People here get SO caught up in wether their dog is "gamebred" or if they are "old style" or traditional. Nobody here (i hope) is planning to use these dogs as fighters. So what difference does it make other than to say you own a gamebred dog?

Its pretty ridiculous from the outside looking in.

08-27-2009, 10:33 PM	#29
neotheMit Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 500 Senior Member	Assuming there is no correlation between "game" in the pit and the dog's abilities to perform outside of the pit, unless you are planning to fight the dog, who cares about game? To me it's like bragging about how you dog comes from a line of great racers yet all you and your dog does is lay around the house. I guess I don't see the benefit of calling a dog game or game breed. The whole thing seems like an ego trip to me. Thank You! People here get SO caught up in wether their dog is "gamebred" or if they are "old style" or traditional. Nobody here (i hope) is planning to use these dogs as fighters. So what difference does it make other than to say you own a gamebred dog? Its pretty ridiculous from the outside looking in.
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