American Pit Bull Service Dog Camo

American Pit Bull Registry APBR's Service Dog Camo at 14 weeks working on left shake, right shake and stay dog training skills

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• stay
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• training
• skills

[firebeetle99]

I would first like to say great work with your dog. I have trained 2 APBT service dogs one being a APBR dog and the other a UKC dog.

Now my 2 cents on the Merle issue... Breeders have outright admittied to cross breeding Catahoulas with APBTs. Also it is known and has been proven that people "hang papers" in attempts to register a pup that otherwise could not be. UKC, ADBA, AKC, ABKC all see the Merle trait as a disqualification for APBT, AST, AB( American Bully). However, APBR considers it...

[PitBullRegistryCOM]

Thank you also. The breed needs more people to promote its true positive nature.

In regards to Merle however your reasoning is in error. Simply because people mix and hang papers doesn't negate those that are pure. If so all breeds could be considered impure. People also admit mixing blue mastiffs and Pits. This doesn'tt make all blue Pits mastiff mixes. In 2005 registries changed - not the breed. The 1936, 1976 and 2001 standard all included Merle. The ADBA even admits purity on their site.

[firebeetle99]

@firebeetle99 an acceptable trait. I personally would question owning a merle just as I would question owning a red nose or blue nose simply because there is a strong correlation with diluted genes and health problems. FYI I have owned blue and red APBT. Regardless of my opinion about colors I think what people need to remember is that this breed needs people that are showing them in a better light and not focusing on how rare a color is.

[PitBullRegistryCOM]

So where do you get your information they are mixed as we have shown proof in writing and in video and on pedigree and on pre-2005 standards across the board for all major registries that they are pure and natural to the pure bred American Pit Bull Terrier breed.

Are there any others you would like to call out as not-pure and provide evidence? Blue, Solid White, Red Nose, Others?

Let us have a mature sensible discussion. Write legibly providing evidence and sources of your info. as we have.

[OREBACLUBInc]

@PitBullRegistryCOM THEY ARE MIX. YOU PEOPLE DON'T LIKE TELLING THE TRUTH. THIS IS REAL FACTS.

[PitBullRegistryCOM]

Once again your sentences are illegible, full of contradictions, are false in their intent and flat out make no sense. You seem to be the shining example of how Ghetto schools are failing our kids. Since you obviously can not follow written instructions I uploaded a video of the ADBA website and the 2 places it discusses their Merle policy and how it is recognized in the history of the breed. As for the UKC I am not sure what your point is there but do not really care either.

[OREBACLUBInc]

@PitBullRegistryCOM And ADBA is not the Original Breeders and Registry of Real game breed APBTS. Stop lying to buyers and registry mutts. ADBA is not doing that. They are trying to do better then lying UKC.

[PitBullRegistryCOM]

Sure I will call and get their opinion on "Merler" and on "in real game" right after I call and get their opinion on blueR and red noseR and ColbyR "in real game" and GreenwoodR. Since your literary skills prove you to be either intoxicated or illiterate is there any other questionsR that you would like me "in real game" to ask themR for you?

[PitBullRegistryCOM]

Are you on some mind-altering substance? Your writing does not even make sense. I visited your account and I think it proves the distinct possibility.

Here is a quote directly from their web site: "The ADBA recognized the fact that dogs with this merle color pattern were present in the breed, but they were not identified as ‘merle’. Most breeders described this color pattern as spotted, mottled or incorrectly as brindle." - adbadog.com