gr ch banjo

We have a littermate to the momma here, as well as a couple grandkids of Chop Chop.

 

Man Hell NO! But then again they all are currs LOL!!

 

hahahaaahah

we gonna go back to the same argument again triplej lol....

a good tight banjo dog bred to good banjo females should produce, doing this for a long time and breeding good to good one should give u high percentage ..right..

is it that simple though.. BREED GOOD DOGS TO GOOD DOGS AND YOU GONNA BE ALRIGHT

 

If you know really WTF you are talkin about you would know that Banjo blood is VERY common and easy to come by. Not saying its good dogs you r gonna get but you should be able to throw a rock and find someone who has Banjo blood.

Banjo has only like 223 known offspring on peds online. Do the math.

If you dont have exp with the line or know someone who does, why would you wanna mess with it??? Just cause its a "Banjo" dog doesnt mean its a good one. Id take a pup outta 2 good dogs with NO papers before id take a pretty papered dog from some name peddler.

I havent liked any of the Banjo dogs Ive seen myself and tend to agree with the "rough cur" theory. Most of the better breedings done to banjo were to Carver/Butcher Boy dogs but not inbred Banjo dogs IMO.

 

Well you saying that shows that you are ignorant about banjo dogs. You base your opinions on a bloodline by watching a couple dogs. Tell me jeeprino how many banjo dogs have you seen (please dont give me a bullshit answer). Dont look down on some bloodline before looking at what you have on your yard.

 

I agree with "some" of what you are saying here. They are'nt hard to find whatsoever, and on top of that, I agree, if you don't know where to get banjo blood and what its about, then why so important to get "Banjo"? I was just trying to help the fella. If he can't find Banjo blood and does'nt know much about it, why not try something that is available to him? Oh well. thats just me.

 

I Know Alot About Banjo Blood,it Just Not Common As The Other Bloodlines...

 

I Try Get Mccol Contact

 

I know some dudes in IN that all they run is Banjo dog's, got a yard full of em. I didnt like what they had and Ive seen some local dogs that were "banjo" dogs, I didnt look at the papers but the owners say they were banjo dogs. I have never owned a Banjo bred dog. Not my cup of tea.

 

Thats Might Have Been His Stock.

 

So who in Indiana do you no with banjo dog?

 

http://www.apbt.online-pedigrees.com/modules.php?name=Public&file=printPedigree&dog_id=281907

this is my little bitch, she's only 8 months but showing great signs for a while now
If i were to get another banjo bred dog i'd get something along this same line. The top side is mostly all banjo, but the bottom has a lot of the Ch. Coachise dog in it, which really means that the bottom is basically Eli/Carver, which IMO is the greatest cross ever. Banjo dogs bred to Eli dogs produce and perform PERIOD.
YIS
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Come on jeep, You know you cant judge by that. If I saw some one else bullyson dogs or cowboy dogs I may say the same thing about my own strain LOL . ONE cross can make them worlds apart. One dog can make good or great! you know what I meen. I never really liked Jeep dogs But Ive seen some Jeep rascle stuff I wish I had a yard full of. Every Banjo dog I have seen was a bulldog not all are going to be dead game but the ones I seen would hunt till the curr came out. YIS J

 

Im thinkin about gettin a Banjo Dog

 

Just to refresh the Banjo thread. I owned a granddaughter of Banjo's. She was the finest gyp I've yet owned. Her mother was Dead Serious' "Bee Gee". Bee Gee was off of Gr. Ch. Banjo into Kemmer's "Gi Gi". Her topside is Lacefield's "Zeke". From a fine line of Carver dogs as well. One thing that line of dogs require is patience. As that slow fire is often times the best fire. Those who know already know and those who don't sometimes never will.

 

my friend got bit in the face by a son of banjo yrs ago....the guy was gonna put the dog down didnt and it bit the hell out of his daughter. the owner and lil girl werent my friend he knew them.

 

Mine and all the others I've seen on other dogmen's yards were sweet with people. But I've heard of some bad seeds down from that line as well as from many others. Some old advice is don't even fool with "tight" bred or "in-bred" Banjo stuff unless someone has already added an out-cross. The "tight" bred ones are known for being blind, cripple, and crazy or any combination of the above. P.S. Dude shoulda either flatlined that dog after the first incident or at the very least, kept him away from his family.JMHO

 

the dude was supposed to take him out back and he took off with the peice of shit in his car.

 

I presently have a male and a female, that have Banjo in the 3rd gen.
They are both exceptionally sweet with people. The male is now 3 1/2 yrs and the female is 2 1/2 yrs. The male is all that he should be, the female is as good as I would like.
ROGERS FOXY LADY
http://www.apbt.online-pedigrees.com/public/printPedigree.php?dog_id=284205
Hope the peds come thru.

 

http://www.apbt.online-pedigrees.com/public/printPedigree.php?dog_id=264802
Oops, forgot about these guys lol
http://www.apbt.online-pedigrees.com/public/printPedigree.php?dog_id=287986
http://www.apbt.online-pedigrees.com/public/printPedigree.php?dog_id=290856
I guess you can tell I like these dogs. I will say however, the best dog I ever had was an ELI/CARVER.