I've known a few dogs that might take exception to this comment Ink!!! ![ROFL! :rofl](http://bbs.hitechcreations.com/smf/Smileys/default/rofl.gif)
Or did you forget that dogs were often buried with full honours alongside thier handlers?
My neighbours Mastif while a good guard dog is not to be messed with because if he takes action there would be little a human could do to stop him,short of a 44 to the head!
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that is true Stubby was a Dog of action for sure
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(my point was you cant rely on a dog for action and we as men need to take action)
on another note....I recently got a AmStaff puppy, my daughter gave her to us...what a smart little girl she is....
I was reading some more and found a real good site with a good history....hell I have read so much already...but I was under the impression that the "Bull Terrier" hasn't been used for fighting in a long time....well that is not true at all
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another name for the Bull terrier(for those of you who don't know which one that is, its the short egg shaped head terrier) is the "Badger terrier"....and back in the 20's this was the premiere dog to use against Badgers which as we all know lb for lb is the most viscous animal there is....
the Badger Terrier was used in Lots of early breeding in creating the APBT....didn't know that ether...
the site wasn't just talking smack it had lots of pics of the "Badger Terriers" showed the pedigree of early APBT and AMStaff..and the breeding of the Badger Terriers into the APBT lines..which all early American Staffordshire Terriers were actually APBTs.....and were full fledged fighting dogs.....
now a days the AmStaffs are no longer those same dogs due to the breeding for the show ring for the last 70 plus years...and these are what are called "Pitbulls" in reality are so far removed from the pitbull line to be completely different digs.
another cool bit...
the name "Pittbull" actually comes from when they first started coming to this country they were called "Pit Bulldog" eventually they became Pitdog...or "PitBull" and finally "American Pit bull Terrier"