rolling pups

[Officially Retired]

It simply depends on the dog.

I have bumped dogs as young as 9-11 months ... but I will never roll one out long until it is mature (2-3 years).

To me, a short bump won't hurt a young dog, if he's ready, but I would not be judging him at that point (or stretching him out). I would just be giving quick sparring sessions, to acclimate him to his job, same as you would letting a young kid spar in boxing.

In other words, I would let my 8 year old son spar a couple of short rounds with other kids ... but I would not let him go 15 rounds with a full-grown man the size of a jockey

Jack

[pig mad]

farmers choice just look at my name pig mad im a pig hunter with some good blood running round the yard as a pig dog if they not catching good boars by 12 months i shoot the cunts match dogs is a whole nother ball game look past the wording mate could it be im just trying not to incriminate my self and accident with a stop watch but then i start feeling guilty like maybe i done something wrong especially since other cunt was pretty smooth maybe i need to pull the handbrake up a bit and slow down its amazing how loss of my main bitch changed my perspective i am just asking for points of veiw on how people start theirs cause i think i got a good 1 but dont want to ruin him.

[pig mad]

jack that was my way of thinking but how long is a short round?

[pig mad]

i gave him about 5 min each time but both hit same leg on him thats what made me wonder if i should be doing it if they bust out in a accident i step back and watch em for 5 or till start looking uncomforable but the 5 tends to come up first. he took on a full grown bitch few months ago cause i had pig leg in my hand i dont make him do anything i may knowingly put him in a spot to how he reacts or what not he gos hard the little fella digging in the chest and shakes em off their feet but leaves his legs out to get damaged..

[AmberLamps]

jack that was my way of thinking but how long is a short round?

Since we're talking about young dogs, then as long as your dogs enjoying the contact, forget time, if your dogs enjoying himself then leave him down, if not pick him up... It's that simple.

Edit to add: I wouldn't be looking at an 8 month old pup though mate, no matter how hot he was.

[pig mad]

yeah cheers maybe this should have been called bumping pups either way he has been put on the back burner for year or more

[EWO]

Along the same lines facing young dogs can help them along as well. Even if he does not really know why he is acting this way he will start to get comfortable being all jacked up. Then when that short bump comes along the pill will not be as large for him to swallow. Just like with anything one would have to crawl, then walk and then run. Bumping two with other young ones watching helps also, although the noise can be deafening. With all that said, patience becomes the most valuable tool in the shed. There have been thousands of these dogs that got there first shot because they pulled the chain tight at 6-8-10-12 months old and just as many ruined because they "acted" like a grown dog. These dogs are as much about common sense as they are anything else. The easiest thing to mess up in these dogs is getting too excited about a young dog and allowing that excitement to cloud good judgement. EWO

[OGDOGG]

K. ALLEN'S DBL GR. Tornado

Her first match was into STP's Miss Piggy. STP was quoted saying, by a close source, that if he could get the bet covered, he would mortgage his house that Ken's 13 month old pup could not possibly beat Miss Piggy. Luckily for this proud fellow, the bet was not called as Miss Piggy was victim number
She won her first at 13 months, and her last at the age of seven years old. Tornado's total fight time was 10 hours, 20 mins. She killed three of the dogs without getting one puncture in her skin. Her 8th and 9th matches were only 3 weeks apart from each other.

[D.dob]

Bad ass bitch shittttt.

[AGK]