some old blood

new to the camp what ya'll think
http://www.apbt.online-pedigrees.com/public/printPedigree.php?dog_id=493479
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That's Nice man ! and hey I meant no disrespect to you on the snooty thread .

 

non taking bro.got alot more old school breeding to get done.
i just been looking hard to find a heavy breed snooty/tudor breed mims dog.

 

A thoughtful blend of Ni##r and the Duesette blood, very interesting...

 

just knocking the fleas off some good working stock.
but here is one more i think is rare breed dog that is all bulldog
http://www.apbt.online-pedigrees.com/public/printPedigree.php?dog_id=511277

 

Dont know about the first couple generations but I like the blood it goes back to...
This picture is ridiculous and make me ? McDaniels intentions...
Cant be the same farmer Mc daniels that owned the champion Cornbread dog... Can It???
ONLINE PEDIGREES :: [103754] :: M.MCDANIEL'S TONY STARKS (PIC)

 

no sir it is not.that mcdaniels got out of dogs a couple years ago.what confused me about his breeding was that he did not have any heavy cornbread dogs.
i just think he did want him to come up missing.when i talk to him i'll ask about the pad lock.
lol

 

GRCH MOYA
ONLINE PEDIGREES :: [429780] :: BMC MOYA

 

Very well bred dog.

 

Basically all carver with a lil Eli..nice

 

Not sure about the comp but well bred hound

 

I agree thats more fimiliar... Two of my favorites off Patricks'Zachariah to Nigerinos half sisters off Wolfman...
Mr.B.Wells and his two charges, Scallywag and Oscar were first class!!! and upclose to boot!!!
Nothing but Arts Missy for the outcross either thru the great Miss Kim and or Snooty...
Very nice indeed...

 

I'd give my left nut for something down from him. High caliber bulldog.

 

Its the not the padlock so much that I am concerned with but rather the over all barbarianess of the setup from a chain thats way to thick with no swival or collar... I would say as ghetto as it gets, but ive seen some fine setups in the ghetto... Its fine if thats your lifestyle but dont post pics of that shit as it looks rather bad on the owner and reflects on all of us and the bulldogs that we love...IMO...

 

Lol yeah you can put a lock on one without putting the chain straight around the neck


March isn't the only month for Madness!!

 

what i want to know, is the sire still around? he is a producing fool.

 

that is not a very good pic,i agree.a set up like that is ment to prevent the dog for coming up missing.i be sure to let him know not to post pic of his anti-theft devices.my thing is the lock,the chain can get knoted up and he could have lost that dog.but that never happened.it just looks tacky. the animal in that pic is a bulldog.if he wasn't then i'll be concerned.
i looked at that ped many time and that never caught my eye.guess i was into the ped too much

 

There are much better ways to achieve this without the dog having to have a chain around his neck. Plus if someone wanted it they now would just bring a set of bolt cutters. That dog may be a bulldog but anytime I see pictures like that it screams amateur. I'm not judging just saying, that's a shitty way to keep any dog.

 

An O ring on the opposite side of a collars buckle being padlocked to the D ring already on the collar will accomplish the same thing your friend is trying to achieve in that picture and the dog won't have to sport an humongous chain around its neck 24/7.

 

Like I mentioned,ive seen some fine antitheft devices in the innercity...
From a small cable with a loop on each end and a small threded clamp sandwiched inbetwen in betweesn two collars sewn together with the two buckles stagering slowing down the thief who comes across a cable clamped inbetween two collars... The trick is the thief dont know its there and dont bring the right tools( wrench to unthread clamp or simply bolt cutters as mentioned)...
Out of sight out mind is a good way to keep the dog and the security devices and a swival is essential on any theather, not to mention a descent collar!!!