Battle of the builds

[evolutionkennels]

Head dog has the advantage for that reason and the fact that the other dog's head is where its weapons are.

He who controls the head controls = how much he gets bit ...

Meanwhile, he whose head is controlLED = he who is ineffective.

The only other place you can bite, and not control the head, is deep in the throat.

From a tactical standpoint, breeding for dogs that control the head = breeding dogs that control the deal.

Jack

And that's why I breed throat dogs that will go to the head as plan B. .

[Officially Retired]

And that's why I breed throat dogs that will go to the head as plan B. .

We do similar things, just in reverse: I breed dogs that latch onto the head and then, hopefully, shoot for the throat

I prefer to try to establish control immediately, which almost invariably comes from a head-hold.

To me, a head-hold is like the jab of a good boxer ... and going into the throat a right cross to finish.

It is harder to land your right cross, if you've not first established control/range/timing with your left jab.

[evolutionkennels]

We do similar things, just in reverse: I breed dogs that latch onto the head and then, hopefully, shoot for the throat

I prefer to try to establish control immediately, which almost invariably comes from a head-hold.

To me, a head-hold is like the jab of a good boxer ... and going into the throat a right cross to finish.

It is harder to land your right cross, if you've not first established control/range/timing with your left jab.

Yup.. Only defense to a great head dog is a throat dog, but a head with finish... Great mold

[Jrbulldogs]

We do similar things, just in reverse: I breed dogs that latch onto the head and then, hopefully, shoot for the throat

I prefer to try to establish control immediately, which almost invariably comes from a head-hold.

To me, a head-hold is like the jab of a good boxer ... and going into the throat a right cross to finish.

It is harder to land your right cross, if you've not first established control/range/timing with your left jab.

great post,let the jab tenderise the opponent and then go in for the finish.