picking a pup

[pig mad]

Say you bred a litter and meant to split it at 6 weeks old how would you pick your pup's??

I go by size and colour may be way off the mark don't know but i pick the colour closest to the parent i like and the biggest pup's..

[scary]

http://www.thepitbullbible.com/forum...highlight=good

[Officially Retired]

Say you bred a litter and meant to split it at 6 weeks old how would you pick your pup's??
I go by size and colour may be way off the mark don't know but i pick the colour closest to the parent i like and the biggest pup's..

I go by intensity, intelligence, and how they move ...

I may not be able to "see" gameness in a pup (I rely on strength of breeding for that) ... but I damned sure can spot an athlete immediately

Jack

PS: My runts often are the best, pound-for-pound ...

[skipper]

This is why i like small litters. If you can keep em all picking isn't an issue

[pig mad]

if you can keep whole litter yeah but if the sire not yours what can you do..

How do you see all that in a 6 week old pup jack??

Scary mate dont see how that is picking a pup hahaha..

[R2L]

http://www.thepitbullbible.com/forum...o-you-look-for

[pig mad]

thanks mate lot of reading though get to it later i got to clean the kennels

[R2L]

[SHOWBOX]

Attitude and confidence.

[Officially Retired]

How do you see all that in a 6 week old pup jack??

How do you not?

Jack

PS: In a really solid litter full of uniformity, I generally make my decision by 9-12 weeks. Based on two decades of breeding results, I am almost invariably on the money in my impressions ... based on either what I see myself ... or based on the record and feedback I get as the pups mature into adults and get evaluated or compete.