Before and after pics of conditioned dogs

Hey everyone, i would like to see some before and after pics, of conditioned dogs, it would be nice to see, dogs that really got worked hard and did not rely on genetics , no offense to dogs that have great genetics and dont have to train as hard. LEt the pic posting begin

 

will ill start this off
before


after

 

NICE!!!!
whats his ped?

 

Harrison's "Hot Schott" CGC TT ("Spinner"

UKC 95 pts/3 Mjrs
ADBA 26 confo/3 wght pull
AADR 10 pts
CGC
TT

Outta The Air Conditioner Weight:


UKC / ADBA & AADR Show Shape:

 

Great looking Dogs

 

Gracie Before;






Gracie After (though I never really finished conditioning her -- working on that now);

 

Fat Head before I got him:


Fat Head while I had him:




Unfortunately now he's even fatter than he was above... :mad:

 

Brina before:



(pics was taken soon after her surgery, that's why she's shaved)



Brina after conditioning:

 

yeah rescue dogs, show em how it's done.

 

Thanks

She's a rescue, found as a stray in this kind of condition two and a half years ago:
http://i205.photobucket.com/albums/bb241/PitbullkaBrina/untitled-1.jpg

 

She is great looking dog there. Glad to see good hearted people still out there.

 

You did a realy good work with that one!! Great condition too looks good. They look like two different dogs, it's a shame that people dump their dogs on the streets.

 

A bunch of great looking dogs on this thread! I know there's gotta be others out there that condition their dogs!

 

Before

After- Not the greatest angle, my daughter took it.

Not too bad for a blue dog lol.

 

Regardless of the color bro....You have a nice DOG. Color has nothing to do with conditioning! Keep up the good work!

 

all the dogs look great!!!!

 

Are those nipples? and if so how'd you get'em to disapear like that?!?!?! It looks like she never even had'em!!

 

Yes I agree very good job. On that blue you got there.

 

I was wondering the same thing. She looks good.

 

It took two surgerys, those nipples were full of lumps that could become cancer, the whole story is here: http://www.pitbullforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=78342&highlight=surgerys