New Razors edge with my 2yr...pics inside.
03-25-2009, 07:54 AM
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This is Roco I think he is razors edge but not too sure. This is my g/f's pit and her little 2 year old plays with him all the time. This dog is very nice but he is also lazy as hell too!
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03-25-2009, 08:42 AM
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03-25-2009, 09:40 AM
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but there are a ton of free ones, no need to pay.
03-25-2009, 09:54 AM
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Pits are some of the most loyal and best dogs out there. I hate it that poeple buy into all the BS media hype. Of course a "pit bull attack" will make the news. Any other dog bites someone, and its ignored... If you havent owned a pit, then you really dont know how they are.
Anyway, here is my blue pit
Anyway, here is my blue pit
03-25-2009, 10:08 AM
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I have owned several maveric bred dog that come diretly from cajun kennels who originated the maveric bloodline I have also had a few dogs that came one generation off of honeybunch (jeep bred) one of which won best female 3-9 years and best of show at 2003 adba nationals. Most of these blue dogs aren't bred the way a true pit should be. They do make great family pets though
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03-25-2009, 05:15 PM
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i've owned pits since 1993 and will never own a different breed. Razor's Edge bullies are bred for head size, chest size, stoutness and temperament. not for fighting or gamesness.
it's personal perference. i would NEVER EVER adopt a pitbull from a kennel or shelter. typically they are already set in their ways and you have NO CLUE how the dog was raised, what kidn of temperament it has and if it's had a "hard upbringin".
i raise my dogs from 7 opr 8 weeks of age and carefull study their parent's temnperament and manners.
adopting a dog from a shelter is a good thing, but i would NEVER reccomend it doing that for a pit, especially if you have children.
03-25-2009, 05:35 PM
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just becaise you pay $2000+ for a dog doesn't make it THE dog to have.
i've owned pits since 1993 and will never own a different breed. Razor's Edge bullies are bred for head size, chest size, stoutness and temperament. not for fighting or gamesness.
it's personal perference. i would NEVER EVER adopt a pitbull from a kennel or shelter. typically they are already set in their ways and you have NO CLUE how the dog was raised, what kidn of temperament it has and if it's had a "hard upbringin".
i raise my dogs from 7 opr 8 weeks of age and carefull study their parent's temnperament and manners.
adopting a dog from a shelter is a good thing, but i would NEVER reccomend it doing that for a pit, especially if you have children.
i've owned pits since 1993 and will never own a different breed. Razor's Edge bullies are bred for head size, chest size, stoutness and temperament. not for fighting or gamesness.
it's personal perference. i would NEVER EVER adopt a pitbull from a kennel or shelter. typically they are already set in their ways and you have NO CLUE how the dog was raised, what kidn of temperament it has and if it's had a "hard upbringin".
i raise my dogs from 7 opr 8 weeks of age and carefull study their parent's temnperament and manners.
adopting a dog from a shelter is a good thing, but i would NEVER reccomend it doing that for a pit, especially if you have children.
03-25-2009, 05:52 PM
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is this "so called" pitbull with no papers and no background gonna one day grow up and have a long pointy snout and hair like a chow.
in this case "you get what you pay for" is definately true.
adoption is good, but you have to weight the pros and cons.
you could easily go to an auction and buy a car, why go to the dealership !?!?
03-25-2009, 06:41 PM
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i'm sure there are a lot of puppies that could be adopted, but the dog doesn't come with a background. what do the parent's look like !?!? what bloodline are they !?!?
is this "so called" pitbull with no papers and no background gonna one day grow up and have a long pointy snout and hair like a chow.
in this case "you get what you pay for" is definately true.
adoption is good, but you have to weight the pros and cons.
you could easily go to an auction and buy a car, why go to the dealership !?!?
is this "so called" pitbull with no papers and no background gonna one day grow up and have a long pointy snout and hair like a chow.
in this case "you get what you pay for" is definately true.
adoption is good, but you have to weight the pros and cons.
you could easily go to an auction and buy a car, why go to the dealership !?!?
03-25-2009, 07:44 PM
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i've only had my razor's Edge for 7 years. before then i had a Colby, Jeep and Budreux. they were very game and very lean. not short and stocky how i like my pits right now.
i was single, in high school, obviously living with my parents so i didn't care how "unsafe and unpredectable" my dogs were back then.
i have a 2 year old boy and a girl will be born at the end of next month. hate me for wanting a more tame and family oriented pet
03-25-2009, 08:29 PM
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and here was my little game Colby dog that i had for 6 years. he passed away last year the week of July 4th.
he was only 48lbs, full of game an energy. he would see another dog and instantly start choking himself on the chain. good thing i had a HUGE piece of land and not too many dogs came into the yard. i had a couple friends offer me $1200 for him when i got him for free when i was stationed in California. i denied it because he was ultimately my pet.
i don't like that bloodline because they are agressive. again, i will have a family of 4 by the end of next month. an intimidating, loyal and well mannered dog fits what i'm looking for.
he was only 48lbs, full of game an energy. he would see another dog and instantly start choking himself on the chain. good thing i had a HUGE piece of land and not too many dogs came into the yard. i had a couple friends offer me $1200 for him when i got him for free when i was stationed in California. i denied it because he was ultimately my pet.
i don't like that bloodline because they are agressive. again, i will have a family of 4 by the end of next month. an intimidating, loyal and well mannered dog fits what i'm looking for.