UKC registered can also be ADBA and ABKC registered....will have first 2Pitbull Puppies for Sale In England during the early part of the 19th century, breeds of bull and terrier were created for the sport of bull and bear baiting. These pursuits became illegal in 1835 as inhumane with dog-fighting taking its place. Both aggressiveness and the trait of not willing to bite humans were both part of their genetic makeup. In no time, these dogs were known as strong, protective, gentle and family friendly. Immigrants brought their "bull dogs" with them to America where they became all-around farm dogs. They hunted wild game, guarded property from animal intruders and provided companionship. They were given the name of American Pit Bull Terrier in 1898 by the UKC of Britain. The AKC recognized the breed under the new name of the American Staffordshire Terrier in 1936. American Pit Bulls are brave and strong with an athletic build. These traits along with their intelligence make them perfect for such things as agility, obedience, conformation and tracking.

They have stocky bodies and powerful, strong heads. Their coat is short and can be found in any color, either solid or patched. These coats require very little maintenance. The American Pit Bull is likes people and thrives best when he is considered to be part of a family. Hud Homes For Sale In Ann Arbor MiHe also loves to have a job to perform. Kittens For Sale HorshamWhile he is friendly, he is completely loyal to his family. Golden Retriever Puppies For Sale In KarachiThis means that he will protect them from anything that he perceives as a threat to them. A great family dog, he needs training and regular exercise. Have a look and see if your American Pit Bull is waiting to come to your home!When someone is considering the purchase of a pitbull puppy, they will sometimes say that they are looking for a “Gator Pitbull.”

One should wonder, when hearing that, if the person truly understands what it means, or if he just wants one based on rumors about the dog. The term Gator Pitbull refers to a pitbull puppy that comes from the Gator pitbull bloodline. Some say that this specific bloodline was bred in order to be excellent fighters. This may or may not be true, but at this point it doesn’t really matter. The reason that it doesn’t matter is that the Gator bloodline has been so watered down over the years that there is no way to guarantee which gator traits your puppy will or will not have. Many of the traits commonly associated with Gator pit bulls have to do with their ability to fight until the death. That would beg the question as to why someone would be looking for a dog specifically because it had such traits. Because dog fighting is illegal, not to mention a disgusting way to abuse these animals, why would anyone need a dog that is an excellent fighter? Of course there are those who may want a pitbull from the Gator bloodline simply because, in some circles, this is a thing of prestige.

But because, as mentioned earlier, the breed is so watered down, it truly is just a matter of paying a lot more money for the same dog that could be adopted for a fraction of the cost. Because of the gross mistreatment of pitbulls, shelters all over the country have an abundance of them up for adoption. In many locations, the shelters can’t keep up with the demands and as a result many pitbulls that would make great family pets are euthanized. Another point to consider is that because some disreputable breeders know that some people may search for a Gator Pitbull, many list their dogs as such even if there is no reason to think that the dog is actually related to the Gator pit bull bloodline. Again, with the bloodline so watered down, you’re taking a chance when purchasing a dog based on the hopes that it is part of that bloodline. As for making a great pet, there is no reason to think that even a true Gator Pit bull is going to have traits that will make it a more

Instead of purchasing a dog based on its popularity (whether for good or bad reasons), make a list of traits that are important to you and find a good match that way. You will find that all pitbull puppies have the potential to make loving and loyal pets. Instead of spending hundreds of dollars on a dog that may or may not have a strong Gator bloodline, consider adoption instead. The adopted dog may not have been bred to fight until the death, but it will make a loving family pet that will be forever grateful to you for saving its life. Return from Gator Pitbull to Homepage RAZORS EDGE PITBULL PUPPIES at its BEST American Pitbull Terrier Puppies MERLES-BLUES-REDNOSE PIT BULL PUPPIES AVAILABLE Pit Bull Puppies {Bullies} Pitbull Puppies For Sale-Red Nose, Brindles, Seals-three hun UKC REGISTERED FEMALE HUNDRED PERCENT RAZORS EDGE IN PRIME!! I currently have a litter of three blue males and two blue fADBA Razor's Edge/ York/ Gotti Blue/ Blue Fawn/ Tri

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Every year 2.7 million healthy pets are euthanized in the U.S., and most of them are pit bulls. In most shelters, at least 20 percent of the dogs are pits, but that number can be as high as 80 percent in some places. Here are some other adorable pit mixes, some of whom are waiting for their forever families! 1. This gorgeous guy is what happens when you mix a pit bull and a golden retriever. 2. Chloe is a pit bull–Dalmatian mix, which explains her spots ... err, spot. She enjoys playing in the water and going for runs, and she's up for adoption. 3. Miles is half pit bull and half St. Bernard, which explains that kissable face! We're in love with his piercing baby blues ... 4. Yahtzee has the small body of a basset hound and the lovable face of a pit bull. She's up for adoption. 5. Ready for some serious squee? Archer is a baby pit–husky mix. Don't look in his eyes for too long — he might melt you with his little puppy face. 6. Bonita is a chihuahua-pit bull mix, so she probably has a pretty spunky personality.