Where are the LG bred animals at? I know there's a few on here. This is the one I'm feeding.
http://www.thepitbullbible.com/forum...p?dog_id=36604
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Where are the LG bred animals at? I know there's a few on here. This is the one I'm feeding.
http://www.thepitbullbible.com/forum...p?dog_id=36604
NQK'S PALOMINO
I have a little BRICK SHITHOUSE OF A FEMALE off of Scatter!
Are you in the market amigo?
I know swampdweller has that CH scarface dog, an extremely good dog. Lost his 4th to grch stepper but he's a very nice one.
NQK - I knew you had that LG stud, nice dog.
Mud - Naw man, just nobody talks about them like they do other lines so was trying to get a little talk about them going on.
MISTER - I've heard CH Scarface is a nice dog and he would be a consideration for sure if I was looking for a stud for my gyp, if she works out.
I know Bobby Holland crossed a lot of his Redboy dogs with LG dogs, and traded many pure Redboy dogs for pure LG dogs.
Do not know their pedigrees, though, unfortunately.
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Originally Posted by CA Jack
I'd have to search for more pedigrees, I just know this one because she's in my dog's 3rd gen. I think the cross would blend well.
http://www.thepitbullbible.com/forum...p?dog_id=16765
It has been said that Mr Green had the philosophy that "If I can't get you out of there in 45 minutes, you can have the win".
I think that summarizes a lot of what he bred for. The dogs pack a punch for hog hunting, that's for sure.
However, they have made the grade in stay power as well. The Muskett dog made close to 50 scratches into a hog in two losing hunts. Never stood, always went.
This is a good good line of dogs. Personally, I think it's a line that crosses 50/50 with a lot of lines with high percentages. When crossed with Alligator dogs, it produces very good structure in every aspect of the animal and both lines seem to compliment each other better than a lot of lines
Good bulldogs
I didnt get much from the alligator line as crossing with the Boyles-eli/bolio or jeep/redboy. I also have a few yearlings crossed with the buck/chinaman that are acting promising...
NQK - My LG dog is still maturing but everything she does she goes 110% all the way so I can definitely see that's the kind of dogs he was breeding for. This is my first taste of the blood but so far I like what I see.
BlackFootKennels - Thanks for sharing what has and has not worked for you. I'm surprised about the alligator not clicking as well, I've heard from different people that's their favorite cross. The others sound like they'd quite possibly click as well.
If anybody feels like sharing any peds of their LG bred dogs, I'd like to see them, as I'm sure others would also. Thanks.
Treez.... To be honest, you don't need a cross.
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Originally Posted by BlackFootKennels
Finally! ... someone who doesn't automatically want to "cross" the first purebred dog they get ... they seem to win just fine the way they are :idea:
That's the way I was planning on going, BFK. I don't want to seem as if I'm getting the cart before the horse but [B]IF[B] my dog is what I'm looking for and I decide to breed her, I was planning on sticking with a LG stud. This will be some time down the road that I'll be making the decision. She's almost 2 now but she's appearing to be a late maturing dog.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlackFootKennels
I didn't say I wanted to cross. I only spoke of the crosses that were brought up in discussion, not by me by the way. Thanks for your input though, it is always appreciated and considered.Quote:
Originally Posted by CA Jack
Gotcha. If you decide to go in that direction I have a buddy in E.Tx that has some down from the Flint stock.Quote:
Originally Posted by treezbulldogs
Also I agree with Mister. Cuzo Dan recommended him to me before I decided to go with the Leonard cross. I'm waiting to hear how his pan out, and the jury isn't nowhere near ready for mine. But, who knows what the future has in store?
That's not a trait that I have and I got it coming from Three,Jacoby,Musket, and Trouble. Make sure it's not hearsay because a lot of people talk about what they don't know...Quote:
Originally Posted by treezbulldogs
I forgot to mention that out of all the LG stuff I always liked the Trouble or Jacoby dogs. Just my preference due to the Emile in them.
Ive always wondered about Jacoby's ped, having seen him in real life , he was a good one from what I heard from one of his opponents
we had a bunch of the LG dogs here and dunno where this 40 minute thing came from , the ones we got here 90% of em were fight crazy , long winded dogs with below average mouth
they were no late starters to the contrary they started very young
the most successful if you could call it lg blood came down from jackie brown but she came trough dsk
thats an interesting observation , it puzzled me for a long time as well about the Emile thingQuote:
Originally Posted by Mudville
especially he supposedly being the sire of tina , so I hunted along those lines as well
I imported two dogs heavy in the Emile down from trouble and heavy tina
unfortunately the female turned out to be a cold nutcase and the male blind
I gave the female to a friend massive attack kennels he bred her but half the litter was blind as well and some just dropped dead at 4 months
I went back and bred into my own line
I reckoned it was better to breed what I knew than to assume
1. LG said it about the 45 minute mark. Backed it up a lot of times as well.
2. These dogs, from my own exposure and experience, do not mature slowly, but rather, are ahead of most. Not all - but most.
3. I mentioned the cross in reference to improving some Alligator stock I had seen. Didn't suggest it should be crossed. Just know, firsthand, that when crossed with Alligator blood, the dogs pan out more than not. Very solid animals actually.
They are good dogs.
Yeah that's one of the draw backs on the Emile dogs, blindness. It's prevalence is more in some strains than others, from what I've gathered throughout my inquiries. I've also heard about the cold ones here and there also but again not as prevalent as other strains.Quote:
Originally Posted by bulldoghistorian
I don't want to get into the side effects or quirks of another mans dogs if I've never had them myself. Though I have had quite a few buddies who've owned Butcherboy dogs some time and I tend to trust their advice. Along with what dogs I see no longer are there.
how many you had that won in 45Quote:
Originally Posted by No Quarter Kennel
how many of those crosses went on to be a multi time winner?
BulldogHistorianQuote:
Originally Posted by bulldoghistorian
I currently live about 90 minutes from Mr. Green at this time. The more "local" reputation of his line is one that IS GAME - no doubt, but more than not, can definitely close their mouth. The one I feed current is just that kind of dog. Maybe the single strongest dog I've ever owned in my life. Does not matter what it is, he wants it in his mouth. His sire, Muskett was exceptionally game.
Got some pups bred off of Palomino bred to my Honey dog. Honey is half LG and half Red Rock blood. They are the hardest puppies I've ever bred (as in musculature and strength) and I had someone who frequents this board get one and with 20+ years experience, he claims she's the best pup he's ever had. This encompasses, intelligence, structure and prey drive.
This family of dogs has been good for a long long time.
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Originally Posted by Buckgator
Very nice, Buckgator.
http://www.thepitbullbible.com/forum...p?dog_id=11430
CH. SCARFACE is producing well for me... I love the dogs I've gotten off him. Some matured earlier than others, but I haven't had one cold dog off him as of yet... that I've bred personally, nor have I had one that I didn't like once it came of age. This winter the numbers will reveal to all what I already know. He is an honest dog, who is producing more of the same... and better. My favorite cross to date is to the DIRTY MARY/BOLIO blood, coming by way of Strickly Business' CH. CHINO and Backstreet Truez' CH. DIRTY JERSEY.
I bred CH. SCARFACE to a TDK bitch and was able to receive a male pup back out the litter, and he, (DIESEL), has matured very well, and has impressed me with how he is turning out.
CH. SCARFACE has also been bred to a TAB/TRAMP bitch, and those dogs also, even though just yearlings, would earn a spot on any dogman's yard, as they already are showing signs of being above average dogs.
Everyone likes what they like, and have a difference of opinion on the dogs, and what it takes to win in the fast lane... and some may even disagree with me at times, but over the years I've been known to have a "lucky eye", and from what I see, there are a good percentage of his offspring that will not only make it to the fast lane, but will also win in good company.
thanks man keep us posted
I love mine very driven hound and smart new to site tried to paste ped but did not work. His name is smith's doc holiday
http://www.thepitbullbible.com/forum...p?dog_id=52436 lets see if this works
Thanks to a good friend I put this breeding together and they dropped 3 days ago. All are staying here on the yard.
http://www.thepitbullbible.com/forum...eeding_id=7697
Very nice man!
Thank you very much, sir.Quote:
Originally Posted by Milehighmisfit
Good Stuff!
Thanks a lot, man.
Nice breeding treez
Thanks, BRICKFACE, I sure appreciate that.
This male I have has a bit of LG blood
http://www.thepitbullbible.com/forum...p?dog_id=55267
I DONE THIS TODAY. http://www.thepitbullbible.com/forum...eeding_id=7760
Very niceQuote:
Originally Posted by rck12