Quick points to help: -If your dog is “blue”/”blue nose”, it is most likely NOT a Pit Bull -If your dog is over 65lbs, it is most likely NOT a Pit Bull -If your dog is “Razorsedge”, “Gotti”, “Gator Mouth”, it is NOT a Pit Bull -If your dog is ABKC or AKC registered, it is NOT a Pit Bull -If your dog is UKC registered, it is most likely NOT a Pit Bull (despite what the papers may say) -If you adopted your dog from a shelter, it is most likely NOT a Pit Bull -If you bought your dog off Craigslist, it is most likely NOT a Pit Bull -If you ‘rescued’ your dog off the street, it is most likely NOT a Pit Bull Over 90% of dogs claimed to be “Pit Bulls” are NOT in fact Pit Bulls. No matter what your shelter says, what your ‘papers’ say, what your backyard breeder says, what your family says, what your friends say. Learn the breed, because I doubt you own a Pit Bull. If your dog does not meet the following criteria, do not call it a “Pit Bull”: -AADR/ADBA/APDR/Sporting Dog registered or registered under a similar registry -Matches this standard adbadog/uploads/conformation%20_%20weightpull%20pic/2008%20conformationBreakdwn.pdf -Is working bred, and you know that for a fact -High drive -You have the dog’s pedigree, know how to read it, and it does not trace back to any American Staffordshire Terrier -The pedigree traces back to fighting dogs (yeah, I said it. If there aren’t fighting dogs in your pedigree, you don’t own a Pit Bull) Honestly, unless you purchsed your dog DIRECTLY from an APBT breeder who exclusively breeds working stock with pedigrees on hand and ADBA (or the like) registered dogs, then by christ, DON’T CALL YOUR MUTT A PIT BULL. What is your dog if it isn’t a Pit Bull? Possibly a Staffordshire Bull Terrier, maybe an American Staffordshire Terrier, could be an American Bulldog, quite likely an American Bully, or probably just a bull-breed mix. (from tumblr & a few other mixed sources)
Posted on: Sun, 25 May 2014 16:31:56 +0000
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