Thanks Birgitte. You see, with that kind of information, anyone who is interested in your dogs now has some basic foundational knowledge of your breeding program.
And Scott muleman can give you all the facts about how an ab used to have to catch a pig in an arena and do severel other working traits before it got papered, I saw it on the i-net as well but dont care enough to take the time to look it up again, it was cool though it got out lawed in the 60's I believe but ask him he has to know that stuff for his job.
Please don't take this a a slight. But, why would I want to speak to muleman when I can speak (have spoken) to Alan Scott or Joe Painter. Alan, along with John D. Johnson were the gentlemen who first registered the breed. Joe Painter was also heavily involved with the dogs back then. They were first registered as American Pit Bulldogs. Joe was the one that suggested the name change to American Bulldog so as to avoid confusion with the APBT. Catch comps were outlawed just within the past 5-6 years.
