Buyers Beware Of Gottilines, Razors Edge, Graylines Are Not Real American Pit Bull Terriers ,Bully Domain Gottilines, these people are Cross them and registry as pure breed. Houston Texas
Buyers Bware of Gottilines, Razors Edge, Graylines they are not real American Pit Bull Terrier these people are cross English Bulldogs and Mastiff for size. People need to understand the truth about these dogs. You consumer need to understand there is a lot of people are not telling you the truth and they are lying to you.
I have been in APBT for a long time. These people on Bully Domain are telling you buyer that They are real APBT but they really don't. The Real American Pit Bull Terrier are working dogs not fat lazy hippos. People need to understand Real people was never Blue color it was American Staff Terrier.
People are also cross American Staff Terrier in there dogs call them pure breed American Pit Bull Terrier. People need to understand if you don't have These bloodlines like Colby Bloodline and Old Family Red there is a lot more are old Bloodlines the Original Bloodlines of Working American Pit Bull Terrier. Really the American Pit Bull Terrier is not a breed. But these are the true bloodline of them Colby Bloodline and Old Family Red and lot more.
TheTruth
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Masterofallbulldogs
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Buyers Beware Of Gottilines, Razors Edge, Graylines Are Not Real American Pit Bull Terriers
#2Author of original report
Thu, August 28, 2008
John P. Colby (1875-1941) started his strain of American Pit Bull Terriers in 1889, from the best dogs from England and Ireland brought here by immigrants to such ports as Boston, Ma, Portsmouth, NH and New York. The Colby dogs have been bred continuously since then.
Now, some 116 years later, the strain is still known worldwide for tops in conformation, temperament, and gameness. A "Colby dog" would be readily recognized by breeders anywhere in this country, as well as many foreign countries.
The American Pit Bull Terrier has been referred to in recent years in many ways; some complimentary, some with negative inferences. Yet this breed is probably the most versatile of all breeds.