Supplements for the Big Dogs

[quote]AndrewG909 wrote:
The more I talk to you the more I realize how full of shit you are man. First you make the arguement that my statement about apbt being more hyper then bullies is bullshit, then at the end of your post you accuse bullies of being couch potatoes. Either apbt are more hyper then bullies or they’re not. You seem to agree that Bullies are lazier dogs which I stated is perfect for me.

Then you use your strawmen to make your arguement. I never stated that apbt are more prone to biting people so I don’t know wtf you’re talking with the punish the deed not the breed.
Your statement that apbt are the best dogs to look thru a collar is laughable and at that I’m done arguing with you.

Its obvious that to you pitbulls are the end all be all in the dog world. There’s dogs that I love and dogs that I don’t care for at all. I personally can’t stand chihuahuas but if someone posted a thread about their new chihuahua I wouldn’t go in there exclaiming that dogos are the best dog and chihuahuas are garbage. I don’t give a shit about your opinions on bullies.

You obviously are against bullies and came here with an agenda and I enabled you to spout your bullshit by arguing with you, which I’m done doing.

Lmao @ pitbulls are the best at EVERYTHING. Why bother having other breeds, we should all own pits.[/quote]

Aww young Andrew…lol. In no particular order.

You came here asking about supplements. Question answered.

The apbt is not the best at everything, but it is the finest canine athlete in the world, something you’d think would be respected here of all places. You implied in your post that the cross made to make the apbt was so damn terrible b/c it was for fighting, and I merely replied that it also made one of the most human friendly, remarkable canine athletes ever.

And there is no serious debate among serious pitbull enthusiasts about bullypits - it’s not even discussed. It’s only debated where bullypit people happen to be. They want the dogs to be “pits” b/c again, that appeals to a certain crowd - it’s a form of negative marketing, just like the “we don’t sell dogs for illegal purposes”. And, they want AKC recognition b/c that means they can sell dogs for more money. All I did was refute any reference to the bullypit being a pitbull.

In one breath, the bullypit is badass, in the next, you’re a responsible owner, and yet in the next, you post the worst wannabe pictures of dogs in spiked collars - an image that is ALWAYS negative. So exactly what appealed to you? Not that I care.

I don’t think the pit is the best at everything. It’s why I also own patterdale terriers and a dogo argentino. But a good pitbull can do damn near anything.

As for hyper, I just simply said the bullypit is not canine athlete. That does not mean by comparison, the pitbull which is in an athlete, is necessarily “hyper”.

[quote]AndrewG909 wrote:
German, post pics of your rednose!!!

Maybe we should start a new pet thread, the old one died a while ago.[/quote]

I’ll get them up hopefully by tomorrow. I had Kaiser in college. He got hit by a car one night while at my Mom’s house. He got out of the fence, which was very uncharacteristic of him. He was about 4 years old.

I have pictures of him on my bookcase from when he was young. I will have to find ones of him as an adult. Your pictures remind me of him. He had a very wide mouth though. He loved jumping for ropes and hanging.

Best dog ever!

Now we have a internationaly certified Bulldog (pic on page 2). I know the differences so she doesn’t have to meet any expectations etc. I am surpised how aggressive she has been at points though.

I may get a another pit in the future cause we are both down for the cause…don’t overanalyze that.

[quote]TheBodyGuard wrote:

And there is no serious debate among serious pitbull enthusiasts about bullypits - it’s not even discussed. It’s only debated where bullypit people happen to be. They want the dogs to be “pits” b/c again, that appeals to a certain crowd - it’s a form of negative marketing, just like the “we don’t sell dogs for illegal purposes”. And, they want AKC recognition b/c that means they can sell dogs for more money. All I did was refute any reference to the bullypit being a pitbull.

In one breath, the bullypit is badass, in the next, you’re a responsible owner, and yet in the next, you post the worst wannabe pictures of dogs in spiked collars - an image that is ALWAYS negative. So exactly what appealed to you? Not that I care. [/quote]

Bodyguard,
As I said I’m done arguing with you. You obviously have your opinions of pits which you are entitled to and I have mine. You think Bullies are bred to appeal to the wrong crowd, people who intend to fight them. I disagree, I think they are bred to appeal to those who like larger more muscular dogs. In the end I have an American Bully and couldn’t give a shit about others opinions on the dog. The breed suits my current needs and it’s a free dog, a badass free dog who’s traits I love. End of story.

[quote]AndrewG909 wrote:

[quote]TheBodyGuard wrote:

And there is no serious debate among serious pitbull enthusiasts about bullypits - it’s not even discussed. It’s only debated where bullypit people happen to be. They want the dogs to be “pits” b/c again, that appeals to a certain crowd - it’s a form of negative marketing, just like the “we don’t sell dogs for illegal purposes”. And, they want AKC recognition b/c that means they can sell dogs for more money. All I did was refute any reference to the bullypit being a pitbull.

In one breath, the bullypit is badass, in the next, you’re a responsible owner, and yet in the next, you post the worst wannabe pictures of dogs in spiked collars - an image that is ALWAYS negative. So exactly what appealed to you? Not that I care. [/quote]

Bodyguard,
As I said I’m done arguing with you. You obviously have your opinions of pits which you are entitled to and I have mine. You think Bullies are bred to appeal to the wrong crowd, people who intend to fight them. I disagree, I think they are bred to appeal to those who like larger more muscular dogs. In the end I have an American Bully and couldn’t give a shit about others opinions on the dog. The breed suits my current needs and it’s a free dog, a badass free dog who’s traits I love. End of story. [/quote]

No, the wrong crowd is not about a dog fighter. I don’t read about dog fighter’s “pitbulls” getting loose and attacking people. The wrong crowd is the young male, who adorns his dog with spiked collars, walks it on a chain, and encourages it to be aggressive to humans, views it as some sort of status symbol and is otherwise an irresponsible owner. There isn’t a dog fighter in the world fighting a bullypit. You missed the point. The marketing and imagery of your breed attracts the wrong owners. Good luck with your dog. End of story.

[quote]TheBodyGuard wrote:

[quote]AndrewG909 wrote:

[quote]TheBodyGuard wrote:

And there is no serious debate among serious pitbull enthusiasts about bullypits - it’s not even discussed. It’s only debated where bullypit people happen to be. They want the dogs to be “pits” b/c again, that appeals to a certain crowd - it’s a form of negative marketing, just like the “we don’t sell dogs for illegal purposes”.

And, they want AKC recognition b/c that means they can sell dogs for more money. All I did was refute any reference to the bullypit being a pitbull.

In one breath, the bullypit is badass, in the next, you’re a responsible owner, and yet in the next, you post the worst wannabe pictures of dogs in spiked collars - an image that is ALWAYS negative. So exactly what appealed to you? Not that I care. [/quote]

Bodyguard,
As I said I’m done arguing with you. You obviously have your opinions of pits which you are entitled to and I have mine. You think Bullies are bred to appeal to the wrong crowd, people who intend to fight them.

I disagree, I think they are bred to appeal to those who like larger more muscular dogs. In the end I have an American Bully and couldn’t give a shit about others opinions on the dog. The breed suits my current needs and it’s a free dog, a badass free dog who’s traits I love. End of story. [/quote]

No, the wrong crowd is not about a dog fighter. I don’t read about dog fighter’s “pitbulls” getting loose and attacking people. The wrong crowd is the young male, who adorns his dog with spiked collars, walks it on a chain, and encourages it to be aggressive to humans, views it as some sort of status symbol and is otherwise an irresponsible owner.

There isn’t a dog fighter in the world fighting a bullypit. You missed the point. The marketing and imagery of your breed attracts the wrong owners. Good luck with your dog. End of story.[/quote]

This.

X2

I checked out of this thread two days ago or whatever after OP said something about “How badass am I goona look with this at the end of the leash”

You’re grown and can chose whatever lifestyle you want, including dog breeds, etc. Your view and frame of mind regarding dogs doesn’t match with mine what so ever. My dog isn’t an accessory, or jewelry, or representitive of what I wish my self-image would be.

Yours definitely is.

It’s a bummer, in my opinion.

[quote]BradTGIF wrote:
This.

X2

I checked out of this thread two days ago or whatever after OP said something about “How badass am I goona look with this at the end of the leash”

You’re grown and can chose whatever lifestyle you want, including dog breeds, etc. Your view and frame of mind regarding dogs doesn’t match with mine what so ever. My dog isn’t an accessory, or jewelry, or representitive of what I wish my self-image would be.

Yours definitely is.

It’s a bummer, in my opinion.
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Brad who the hell are you to judge me off of one comment I made in a joking manner? You don’t know me at all, so please refrain from making references to my lifestyle or mindset or how I view my dog. Posts on this site are nothing more then a TINY glimpse of the poster behind them, so don’t read one of my posts which I stated was a joke and make comments on my mindset. WTF is wrong with you.

[quote]AndrewG909 wrote:

[quote]BradTGIF wrote:
This.

X2

I checked out of this thread two days ago or whatever after OP said something about “How badass am I goona look with this at the end of the leash”

You’re grown and can chose whatever lifestyle you want, including dog breeds, etc. Your view and frame of mind regarding dogs doesn’t match with mine what so ever. My dog isn’t an accessory, or jewelry, or representitive of what I wish my self-image would be.

Yours definitely is.

It’s a bummer, in my opinion.
[/quote]

Brad who the hell are you to judge me off of one comment I made in a joking manner? You don’t know me at all, so please refrain from making references to my lifestyle or mindset or how I view my dog. Posts on this site are nothing more then a TINY glimpse of the poster behind them, so don’t read one of my posts which I stated was a joke and make comments on my mindset. WTF is wrong with you.[/quote]

Fact is, MANY Pitt owners get the dogs because they have some inner need to feel bad ass by having a dog that is known for violence and fighting. That’s probably what he hooked into.

[quote]AndrewG909 wrote:
And here he kicking my sisters pomeranians ass! His first dog fight!! I’m so proud!!! lol[/quote]

See. I know you are joking…but…

Nika…a chow/shep/lab mix

[quote]Rockscar wrote:

Fact is, MANY Pitt owners get the dogs because they have some inner need to feel bad ass by having a dog that is known for violence and fighting. That’s probably what he hooked into.

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True that, but I never really wanted a pit, I got this puppy as a gift and like him because he’s bigger than a pit and isn’t agile enough to be a fighter.

[quote]AndrewG909 wrote:

[quote]Rockscar wrote:

Fact is, MANY Pitt owners get the dogs because they have some inner need to feel bad ass by having a dog that is known for violence and fighting. That’s probably what he hooked into.

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True that, but I never really wanted a pit, I got this puppy as a gift and like him because he’s bigger than a pit and isn’t agile enough to be a fighter. [/quote]

Ahh…I have not read the whole thread…I was working rear to front…kind of like how I wipe my ass.

[quote]Rockscar wrote:

[quote]AndrewG909 wrote:

[quote]Rockscar wrote:

Fact is, MANY Pitt owners get the dogs because they have some inner need to feel bad ass by having a dog that is known for violence and fighting. That’s probably what he hooked into.

[/quote]

True that, but I never really wanted a pit, I got this puppy as a gift and like him because he’s bigger than a pit and isn’t agile enough to be a fighter. [/quote]

Ahh…I have not read the whole thread…I was working rear to front…kind of like how I wipe my ass.[/quote]

Dud you’re missing out. Get a bidet and use the shotgun approach!!!

Pits are not my thing. But I’m pretty sure i saw one of these bullies in petsmart this week. I thought “holy shit that is the biggest pit I’ve ever seen.” But the more I looked at it I kept thinking there was a sort of mongoloid odd shape to it. It was pretty chill and seemed like a good dog though.

I have a 12 week old Shiba Inu, and it is a ball of energy. I think the Japanese found a way to splice a dog with a fox and a cat and give it the vocal range of a monkey. She eats Blue Wilderness and I don’t think theres any need to supplement beyond that. I look at the label and if i think “I’d eat that” then she eats that. It should have food on it, not byproducts and chemicals.

I’m looking for an American Akita now. The wife wanted the little red fox-dog, I want the big one.

i think andrew was joking when he said the badass spiked collar shit.

Thanks Kerley, you’re the only one who understands me!! Friends FOREVER?!?!?! =D

[quote]AndrewG909 wrote:
Thanks Kerley, you’re the only one who understands me!! Friends FOREVER?!?!?! =D[/quote]

BBFL!!

lulz

We’re like the modern day Thelma And Louise, Bonnie and Clyde, Batman and Robin… HAHA

[quote]AndrewG909 wrote:
We’re like the modern day Thelma And Louise, Bonnie and Clyde, Batman and Robin… HAHA[/quote]

am batman your robin…jus so we are clear!

Your joking, right!

[quote]Vegita wrote:
I thought this would be appropriate for this thread, I caught this little terrorist in my kitchen. He was trying to get at some steak I had cut up for steak sandwiches. The look of guilt.

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how can you deny. that pup, some beefy goodness. how old is he?