I did notice! And Choppa sure was a well-built dog, damn.Originally Posted by AL Clown
45 sounds like the perfect bulldog: calm and quiet ... unless you cross that line with him ... and then there was no forgiveness.
I did notice! And Choppa sure was a well-built dog, damn.Originally Posted by AL Clown
45 sounds like the perfect bulldog: calm and quiet ... unless you cross that line with him ... and then there was no forgiveness.
I know where you are coming from. It may or may not be true, what what i have heard and what you have heard is just "hear say there say", am i correct?Originally Posted by AL Clown
Alot of times its just hype because everyone wants to have the best dog, and there is no way anyone of us can change us, its just the way humans are. :arrow:
True we are all human and and sometimes our opinons and views tend to differ. However, we can still be adults, act civil and agree to disagree.
The bottom line is the pairing of Diamond Dude and Moe was great, and 45 was without a doubt one of if not the best in that litter. V and Elmo 1XL had to prove their heart in their deals so I have alot of respect for them. Sampson never showed any real interest and Chicago had the biggest heart of them all. Chicago had more time in the woods then the rest of the litter combine. Because I am good friends with the owner of Moe, I had access to most of this litter and owned Chicago and Sampson at one time.
Originally Posted by AL Clown
yeap nice lil dog 45
jack you remember i put you on the phone with the owners around 06/07 about a breeding we all thought would have made a history impact we just couldn't get it togther.
I remember the phone call & convo ... but remind me of the bitch (was it Dirty Diamond?).Originally Posted by STORMY
Excellent and accurate point. T.G. himself said "the Bolio blood took my program to a whole other level" And I as a fan of excellence. It take's a lot in a very ego drive endeavor to give credit to another individual. I myself am a striving for the same along a similar approach but with a different twist. But with all that said the foundation remains the same "SOLID". On a different note CA Jack, my first post on the forum. Been a fan from a far for YEARS. I solemly hope this will stay an place for the pursuit of knowledge and not a cyber cess pool.Originally Posted by CA Jack
God Bless & Best Wishes
"Dax"
Thank you for your nice statements, Dax, and welcome to the forum.Originally Posted by thefoodchain
Longtime breeders like Garner know which dogs are producing what traits on their yard and know which dogs to use to draw out of them whatever traits they are desiring with a particular breeding.
I am glad you've got your own recipe going, and I wish you all the success in continuously achieving your goals with it.
Cheers,
Jack
Originally Posted by CA Jack
yes it was D.D
This isn't a Poncho / Chinaman cross but similarly bred to that cross. This is the pedigree of one of the foundation dogs of my Bolio line dogs.
http://www.apbt.online-pedigrees.com/pu ... _id=377501
Originally Posted by STONEWALL
I agree it is similar, since Tessy and Ch Hammer were both really brother/sister to Wichita's Ch Blaze