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To Win You Do It Better! By Don MayfieldWhen I first got into the dog game and worked my first dog I worked him with roadwork and walk. I showed up with a top conditioned dog and won in 1 hour, and 10 minutes. The next dog I worked was with a treadmill plus roadwork and walk. She too, was in good shape and won in 1hour and 15minutes, if I remember correctly. I lost with one the same day but it was not because of my conditioning. The next thing I found out when working a dog is that they can be put in shape most anyway a person sees fit. Since I was working on a job most of the time, the next thing I started working on was an easy way to work a dog. I had seen everyone else’s way of working a dog by now, but I had something else in mind. I wanted to work a dog like a wild dog would work if he had to hunt and kill his food, more so like the ... Читать дальше » |
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ONCE IN A LIFETIME EVERY NOW AND AGAIN YOU GET LUCKY THIS IS WHAT HAPPEN TO ME THE DAY I MET DON MAYFIELD. IT SEEMS LIKE A LIFETIME AGO WHEN WE FIRST MET,AND WHEN I FIRST HEARD THIS HICKS TALKING I WAS THINKING TO MYSELF MAN, WHO IS THIS FELLA? I WAS SOON TO LEARN JUST WHO DON MAYFIELD WAS. IT JUST SO HAPPEN THAT THE MAN I WAS TALKING TO WAS A LEGEND IN THIS GAME WE CALL THE GAMEDOGS GAME.NOT ONLY WAS HE A LEGEND HE WAS A TRUE TO GOD LIVING LEGEND.YOU COULD COMPARE IT TO A BASEBALL FAN MEETING BABE RUTH OR A BOXING FAN GETTNG TO MEET JACK DEMPSY OR SUGAR RAY ROBINSON. MOST EVERYONE THAT WAS COMING IN AT THAT TIME WAS IN AWE THAT ... Читать дальше » |
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Pit Rules and Cajun Rules
Variations
For Historical Purposes Only "GENTLEMEN”
"THIS CONTEST IS CAJUN RULES AS I UNDERSTAND”
CAJUN RULES
This is a set of rules that was set out by G. A.(Gaboon) Trahan. Called Cajun rules. I know of one more set of rules called the same thing or very little different. But there is enough that if you ever match under these rules, make sure you and the other handler get with the referee before the match and get everything clear. I will point out the rules that I try to get clear at the end of these rules. Word for word by Gaboon Trahan in black ink. My understanding as I was taught in Old English. One rule in green ink that I amended because two cur dogs can’t produce a draw. Neither dog can produce a contest, what a shame! ... Читать дальше » |
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A male dog becomes eligible to be placed on the R.O.M. list if he has sired four or more champions. The R.O.M. dog will be awarded one point for every champion he has sired and will receive one additional point if any of the offspring should go on to become a Grand Champion. The rules are the same for bitches to get on the Register of Merit list, except,a bitch need only be the dam of three (3) Champions to gain a spot on the list.
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Grand Champion must be the winner in five (5) shows and have
never suffered a loss. There are however, several instances,
in which the dogs can be awarded a GRCH without winning at every
show in which he is entered:
A dog will not be penalized in the case of a draw: If a handler fouls out and was later determined that the handler really didn't. If it can be proven that the dog was a victim of some kind of unfairness. ACE, Super Gnats ABBY, Russ ACES JACKIE, IBM & Blanco AJAX, Big Thickett Knl ANGUS, Stepps ANDY CAPP, R Hall ... Читать дальше » |
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History of the APBT
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The American Pit Bull Terrier (APBT) is a descendent of the original English bull-baiting Bulldog and has historically been bred with working/performance goals in mind. The challenge of describing the American Pit Bull Terrier inevitably invites a long sequence of superlatives. The APBT is a supremely athletic, highly versatile, adaptive, gushingly affectionate, eager-to-please, all-around family dog. In courage, resolve, indefatigableness, indifference to pain, and stubborn perseverance in ov
Welcome to the World of the American Pit Bull Terrier!«Друг» 
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