That's a really good post. I never understand people using the word balls in this sport. Only when it comes to reffing it applies.It takes real balls to do the fighting yourself, not with the dog.
It does take a certain competitive spirit to travel and put the dog on the line, but it takes class and sportsmanship to recognize when the dog can't possibly win anymore and to show some respect for its life.
Here is the original post on Titere on this forum.
As you can see, I stuck up for the dog.
That you did!!!!Originally Posted by CA Jack
And I thank u for allowing me to bring him to light here first and with the help of this board getting him the respect GrCh El Titere deserves. Not one SDJ or Scratch back mag has a better read on this great dog! Not the best write up but enough to get the viewers to understand what was happening with his history in the making!
Well let me say I've been a fan from day one of hearing about the dog. Anyone who isn't is a fan is either a sore loser or isn't a dogman.
GR CH TITERE 8XW has accomplished what very few dogs and dogmen have.
Now let me know where that mother fucker is so I can send him a congratulatory T Bone steak!
S_B
Next stop ROM..
Let me help make that happen, I have a superb bitch coming in soon!!!
Rule 8(c) No dog is required to scratch to a dead dog, the live dog is the winner..Trying to figure out how to post it.
Rage dog can you share the set of rules you've taken this from?
Here's what I ca find.
Rule 8: Either dog's owner, handler, or watcher if he sees anything wrong must at once appeal to the referee and get his decision. And if any handler, watcher or owner violates any of these rules and thereby favors either dog the dog so favored must at once be declared the loser.
8. The dog/s once brought inside the pit has to be faced against their opponent (not facing his corner). The referee will then ask both handlers if they are "READY?" and will give the command to RELEASE your dog by shouting "pit"
I've literally read 5 different interpretations of the Cajun Rules and can't find that rule? I've always been of the understanding that if it's your dogs turn to scratch, he has to scratch (even to a dead dog) unless the other side concedes the match.
likewise macker, i can't find the rules which state you dont have to scratch to a dead dog, i'm intrigued but none the wiser.
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