Who is running Busenbark dogs and how are they working for you? Just got a pup and I am loving how outgoing she is.
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Who is running Busenbark dogs and how are they working for you? Just got a pup and I am loving how outgoing she is.
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Some of them that I have, and had, from those dogs have been very good to me and others were not so good. How is your pup bred?
This is her ped.
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We had a few dogs off Crib, along with some others. Our Ch.Banger bitch was the best of the bunch, and also one of the baddest dogs I've ever personally had my hands on. I think her breeder is on this forum. :)
My buddy lost to one bred down out of Crib to some Jeep/Redboy/Rascal stuff. I will try to track down the pedigree. Ugliest dog I ever saw. They came to be washed and it was a squatted, flat faced, box headed, white dog with black ticks and a saddleback marking. At first sight he was a bird dog/boxer/pug mix. 41 minutes layer I handed over my cash and had a brand new respect for squatted, flat faced, saddle backed bird dog/boxer/pug mixes.
I would not say that covers 'all Busenbark dogs' in the least. Just a personal experience with one. No offense intended to the look of a dog. Maybe more so the 'judging a book by its cover' adage.
I will try to look for the pedigree.
EWO
Thanks for all the responses guys, they are appreciated!
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EWO, that's not all that uncommon within those dogs. I've seen a bitch off Barney/Irene 2 that was just like that, and she was a really good bitch. The only issue is that she happened to produce dogs with that same, god awful structure.
Only experience I ever had. He was a heck of a dog. When people say 'bite shit in half' this is the dog they would be talking about. He was nothing to look at but he had some serious destruction pent up inside. He demolished a pretty good dog. I had seen this one do really well a couple of times so I bet on him. He ran into a monster that night.
I had never seen one colored up like that, and can't say that I have seen one since. That on was a pretty good dog. Colored like the Rattler dog somewhat but no where near the conformation of Rattler.
EWO
I saw one that looked a lot like you described EWO get picked up finally @ the 3:45 mark. He was a good dog he just couldn't catch or hurt his opponent, non stop action just nothing remarkable.
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I'm sure that they wished they would have kept her.Quote:
Originally Posted by FrostyPaws
I got to see Woody and Crib and they were both good dogs. Personally, I liked Crib better and I really liked the dogs that he produced. I got to see quite a few of them and he was a very consistent producer of very high caliber bulldogs that could compete at any level. Busenbark had Ch.Gator on his yard at one time before Crenshaw acquired him, and he bred him to some really fine females. His mixture of Haze, Junior, and Crib made for some really damn good dogs. A great blend of dogs that have been used by a lot of good dogmen.Quote:
Originally Posted by creek_bottom
Thank you for the response and thanks everyone else for the input! I appreciate it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Osagedogman2015
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How are the Busenbark dogs of late ?
I will be acquiring a pup off Mr.Busenbark . Have heard a lot of good things about his bulldogs and the Jeezy dog . I will keep you all posted on how the dog matures .
http://www.thepitbullbible.com/forum...9&dam_id=68693
She is three months old and a lot of fun ! Very outgoing and driven pup , gonna enjoy the journey . She tore up the trotter for a couple minutes today but the flirt pole is her favourite by far .
Nicely bred pup that you have. I got one pup from Busenbark many years ago and she produced something really good in every litter she had for me. I hope that the one you have can do the same for you.
I never got to see the Jeezy dog, or most of the dogs in the 1st or 2nd generation of that ped, but the dogs in the 3rd and 4th generation, I knew really well.