Vise-Grip's SILVERJACK... Not the best pic but
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Vise-Grip's SILVERJACK... Not the best pic but
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Originally Posted by Blueprint
Nice ... how is he bred exactly?
Is he off Brick House?
SILVERBACK x COCA RILLA
He looks pretty good-sized ... for one of my dogs :lol: ... what does he weigh?
Thanks for sharing :)
About 38-40 lbs. Incredibly strong!!!! He looks like a super sized version of Coca Rilla. He nips on you and try to pull your clothes off just like her LOL.. You're Welcome
That is big for an inbred dog like that, wow.
Very nice. Has heavier bone structure than his brother Beowulf. That is a valuable dog, hope he turns out as good as he's supposed to :)
Cheers,
Jack
That Gorilla girl bitch is built good as it gets. That is a fine looking brood bitch. The better the machine is put together the better it will perform. Glad to see a lot of dog men have gotten away from those round chested over muscled up stocky type dogs. Cheers
Thank you. Yes, Gorilla Girl was a genetic masterpiece, and that is in large part to her mother Sassy, a quadruple-bred Hollingsworth bitch. It was a shame that Kilo lacked the cajones to send her to get bred to Silverback when he had the chance.Quote:
Originally Posted by CYJ
He (with his zero understanding of genetics) thought the breeding would be "too tight," but there is no such thing if you tighten up on the right dog. Sure, maybe a couple would have some defects, but a couple would have been absolutely fabulous too. That is the whole point of inbreeding: weeding-out the faults, and going forward with the "genetic perfection" of the individuals that come out perfecto.
And Gorilla Girl had the perfection of form, and the excellence of style, to be the kind of stellar daughter you're supposed to inbreed back to her superior sire. But, instead, Kile opted to breed her to mediocre nothing dogs by comparison because they were "right there." Frustrating to say the least.
Jack
2-Rilla!!!
How is that one bred, VIP? :)
Silverback x Coca RillaQuote:
Originally Posted by CA Jack
They all look great :)
It's still tough to look at this bitch ...
Bitten by a coral snake in the prime of her life, this double-Silverback bitch was one of the most beautiful, athletic, intelligent, and sweetest bitches I have ever owned in my life.
Still can't believe something so perfect was cut down like that, wow, what a waste :crying:
Jack
Now that is one beautiful specimen of a dog.Quote:
Originally Posted by CA Jack
Wow she was a nice looking bitch .
Thanks.
Here is a photo of Sarah Connor's son (bred to Silverback), Moca Java, who just turned 3 ...
Jack
Jack who is breeding your stock now since you sold them all?
7 months old 50% Visegrip Beowulf 25% eli 25% redboy
Pedigree please :)
http://www.thepitbullbible.com/forum..._045345_01.jpg
Vise-Grip's John Connor
Another awesome physical specimen off Silverback 8)
She's pretty as a picture. If you got a pen and paper it'd be harder to draw a nicer dog.Quote:
Originally Posted by CA Jack
I have a young bitch out on the yard I bred and she reminds me of her a lot, that strong body reminds me of her.
Nice dogs fellas, I wouldn't mind breeding my line bred poncho x kitana stud to a nice silverback bitch. I think the fusion will yield some powerful, smart,athletic, deep game dogs with finish
She really was a perfect bitch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macker
I would do the opposite: breed a Poncho/Kitana bitch to a Silverback stud.Quote:
Originally Posted by MISTER
For one thing, most Silverback bitches are small, and when breeding two different-sized animals together it is smarter to make the male the smaller dog and the female the large :idea:
(As when I bred the 34 lb Ch Hammer to the 50 lb Miss Trinx).
It's easier on a larger bitch to produce the pup.
For another, you don't necessarily "get the the same thing" reversing who's the male and who's the female.
The Silverback dogs will actually elevate the athleticism/speed of the Poncho/Kitana dogs ... they are faster, have better balance, and way better reflexes.
BOTH lines were intelligent, but the Silverback dogs are also the ones with finish, by comparison.
(I've never seen a Poncho/Kitana dog with finish that was even close to what Silverback had.)
However, what the Kitana blood will bring is rugged bone density and (yes) power.
The best Poncho/Kitana dogs had a tank-like density to them, a physical power, and some had truly bone-breaking mouth.
So, if you work your mix right, I agree you should get it all :)
Jack
http://www.thepitbullbible.com/forum..._002755_02.jpg
Vise-Grip's Silver Jett
Well, this just made my day, to get an updated photo of Silver Jett, whom I sent to Italy two years ago.
It is truly nice to see a dog I sent to someone be kept in SUCH optimal condition ... hats off to Fabrizio for the care he obviously puts into his animals :hatsoff:
She looks awesome!Quote:
Originally Posted by CA Jack
Awesome looking dog.
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Originally Posted by scratchin dog
Thank you ... very proud of how she turned out ... and very grateful to the care given to her by Fabrizio :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pit Bull Committed
Beautiful bitch and a lot of dog at 32 pounds. Some of the very best looking little dogs that are just huge pound for pound. When breeding up a family of dogs this is what you want to strive for. Hard to even get deep game dogs if not built for the rumble. Cheers
MAKES A LOT OF SENSE, I LIKE HOW YOU EXPLAINED THAT. HA THE WAY YOU DESCRIBED THE KITANA DOGS FITS MY DOG TO A ”T” LOL. IT'S SOMETHING I'M GONNA DEFINITELY LOOK INTO.Quote:
Originally Posted by CA Jack
:DQuote:
Originally Posted by MISTER
That was the difference between Poncho Jr. and Doctor Death.
Junior was just a thick, powerful WALL compared to Doc.
Doc's bites couldn't even tickle Junior, whereas when Junior bit Doc, he crippled him and fucked him up.
It was over in :12 ... Doc was done. I had to pick Doc up off the floor and carry him back upstairs. When I put him down on his own, he was on unsteady legs. He tried to hike his leg to piss ... and fell over on his side. Could not get back up under his own power.
Junior was not "slow" ... he was actually pretty fast for a 48 lb dog ... but he did not have the speed of my Silverback dogs.
But if he got his mouth on you, he f----d your $#!^ up. And it was very hard for another dog to put a dent in him, in return.
Mister, Hero, Mr. Serious were all the same way: smart, fogging durable, and would wreck you and hurt you severely every time they got their mouth on you.
At any point, no matter how far behind, they could change the whole deal if they got their mouth on you good.
And with durable, game, long-winded dogs ... that is a tough combo to beat 8)
I think Mister spent an hour behind Break Em Down's Jadakiss.
Jadakiss was a mile ahead, destroying Mister's face ... and yet with one bite on the shoulder, Mister broke Jadakiss' shoulder at the hour mark, and it was over in 1:20.
To be able break a dog's bones like that after the hour mark, especially with crushed sinuses, is something not a lot of dogs can do, but these dogs could.
:cheers:
Awesome read, my stud is bred down from mister, hero, and hot tamale. He's a powerhouse, built like a war tank, and will give you a better facelift than any Hollywood plastic surgeon lol. The few times he's hit the body he's done good work but he prefers the head, I guess he feels he's in control and also out of danger. I want to incorporate the ”Gorilla” in my program to add that sublime finishing capability on a consistent basis. I truly believe it could be special if/and when it happensQuote:
Originally Posted by CA Jack
I'm trying to make this breeding happen soon. If it was totally up to me it would definitely happen. http://www.thepitbullbible.com/forum...0&dam_id=45574
Love to purchase a female from that. It's a very nice breedingQuote:
Originally Posted by Blueprint
These are my RBJBT/ Vise Grip pups at 4 months old. Low quality pic taken through glass door. http://www.thepitbullbible.com/forum...p?dog_id=40269
Thanks Mister if it happens we can work something out. I'm interested in your blood also.
Nice pups bro and we can definitely make something happen hit my pm wit a contact and we'll go from there. Again I like them pups good luck with them broQuote:
Originally Posted by Blueprint
Check out the vertical on Silverjack :D Sorry for the double post Im on my cell.
No problem Blueprint I removed one. Great look alike you have there. :-bd