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« on: May 29, 2010, 08:41:16 pm » |
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Friend a game bred pit is awesome with a few drawbacks. The biggest being if it is truly a game bred pit, there is a chance at one time or another it will turn on and attack other dogs. When and if this happens, if it is truly a game bred Dog, you will never be able to break it. However it could stay cold it's whole life and you never have a problem. I know a little bit about em. Townsends CH Red Rover died on my bed at age 15, 14yrs ago. They all work well. I have a female right now that is a great catchdog but I have to be selective with the dogs I hunt her with, and regretablly there may come a time when thats not enough. I have a couple of what I call trash pits that both catch hard too. Knew a fella that lived out in Lasalle Tx some time back that had a toothless 11 year old Irishwolf hound that'd get him a mouthful lol. As one of the fellas said earlier. You pretty much got to pick your own. I might add that I've been running dogs off and on for 25yrs and can't remember ever buying a catchdog. Use to have good luck picking them up at a animal shelter. Most my dogs are pretty rough now, so I guess you could say I make my own.
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