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Great post Liliana. Explained everything well to a "lay-woman" like me.
From a behavioural stand point and my understanding of temperment in regards to APBT's and other bully breeds I can see how the labelling of breeds that are not true APBT's can be not only angering, but detrimental to the breed. I've dealt with a few of these loose cannons (BYB mutts that to the general public are "pit bulls") and it's not fun, in fact I'm downright scared for some of the families that go home with these dogs, especially the ones with the kids. |
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In the words of Dave Wilson.The man proclaimed to be the founder of the breed...
RAZORSEDGE INC. |
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Basically, what I understand is that back when bullies first 'came into existence', dave wilson crossed APBTs with AmStaffs in a hope to have a more mellow (as in DA) dog that could still perform, and created the RE bloodline. Now the whole bullie thing is ridiculous and confusing (my opinion). The bullee people will tell you a bully is recognizable by PEDIGREE, not by looks; so if a dog is a racy, game-bred type looking dog, if it has some Gaff or Razor's edge in it's pedigree, it's a bullie! So, whatever.... The bullie lovers won't admit that they are just breeding very incorrect ASTs and APBTs. They need SOMETHING to make it all sound legit, so they have shows and different classes for all the different types that can be bullies. In reality, it's all a farce (my opinion) and gets taken way to seriously by people like the OP. There is NOTHING to know, no history to learn, no pedigrees to know, no differences between "breeds" -- except the bulie crowd is breeding very incorrect ASTs and APBTs. Here is another article to read that I think is very good and may also help answer some of your questions. Bully: This, That The Other Thing - American Bullies and 'bully style' Pit Bulls Carla |
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Knuckles to me is a stunning dog,but everyone has their types. Extreme became a class because of sympathy and now that people are concerned about people breeding those types of dogs. There is actually a talk about making a movement to show people the right breeding methods and the way to chose dogs. America. Bullies originated in the united states. BTW
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Knuckles to me is a stunning dog,but everyone has their types. Extreme became a class because of sympathy and now that people are concerned about people breeding those types of dogs. There is actually a talk about making a movement to show people the right breeding methods and the way to chose dogs. America. Bullies originated in the united states. BTW |
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Carla, Dave Wilson's first dogs weren't that extreme, just on the thick, heavy side, He seemed to like the Gaff type dogs, and even dogs that were a little more moderate. While I found Knuckles overdone, there were plenty of UKC judges that really liked him. People that don't know any better look at that championship and proclaim him to be a correct, standard APBT...and build on that.....and on and on it went.... These bigger, thicker Stafs/Pits have always been popular with novices and those that just don't have the breed's best interests on their mind. Carla |
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I remember when dave wilson first got onto the scene. He had very stocky amstaffs and crossed with apbts. Some of his first dogs he ran pictures of ads in the UKC Bloodline magazine. They were not my type of dogs but they did not look too bad. Later on he and others admitted to crossing bull dogs into them. For this reason I do not consider Ambullies to be a pitterstaff or APBT. There are many dogs showing UKC and and even some ADBA that have apbts crossed with amstaff. These dogs look great and a person, by looking at them, even a educated one, would consider them an apbt. I call them pitterstaffs and consider them to be apbts, just not gamebred. They are a far cry from a american bully, IMO. I know many people only consider a true pit bull to be a true gamedog, and I can understand that too. I truly understand that.
Now Razors Edge Throwing Knuckles, that's a funny story. He was also in UKC Bloodlines a lot. He was bred by pam perdue. I know one of his co-owners was named Jeannie Howe, for awhile. At least one or two of his UKC wins were under Pam perdue. She was a UKC judge back then too, just like she is now. He was a very popular stud dog for both the Bully people and the pitterstaff folk. When lean, he actually looked good, when fat he looked like an overdone amstaff. I firmly believe that the modern day ambullies show the heavy influence of the english bulldog crossed in recently(last 10 -15years). To me that makes them not a purebred. Not a pitbull, not an amstaff, not a pitterstaff, and definately not a gamedog. |
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I firmly believe that the modern day ambullies show the heavy influence of the english bulldog crossed in recently(last 10 -15years). To me that makes them not a purebred. ---------- Post added at 09:52 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:50 AM ---------- they are a designer breed. deny it all you want, bitch, cry and moan, but the truth will still be staring you in the face. |
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well when you stop and think, you'll realize the creator of this breed is just as bad as the others.
he claims this isn't the turn he wanted the breed to take, but then when you look at his own dogs.. well he feeds the same atrocities as all the other byb... I can't take a breed serious when the creator itself of the breed is just as f-ed up as most and 3/4 of the bully scene and most popular breeders are producing complete garbage.. it won't cut it with me until that changes. now I'm waiting for the bully folks coming back with their usual "but apbt are also more numerous in the hands of byb than reputable breeders" and you're right, but there is one BIG differnence: the apbt was not created by those byb unlike the ambully. |
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i agree 100%...and dont forget the mastiff breeds for the XL or XXL. whatever they call them mutts |
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