BEWARE OF "RED FLAG KENNEL" Mar who lives in Trenton, NJ database account is kapo793

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Anyway, Ponchoback was a bulldog, (if you could post his name to link)

I seen him, flawless. Head doctor with above close. If only he was in real hands.(XXXXX+)

As you said Poncho didn't throw enough ass end but Silver sure did.

And I know the camp that gone into S. ICON.

Good Luck

YYK

Thank you. Done. And, yes, the guy who had him was a dumbass. Would go into anything, but didn't have enough sense to back off.

Put Screaming Icon in keep while still busted up from spotting 3 lb and coming from way back, pushing 2 lb, to win in 1:20. Screaming Icon was an average dog on something his own weight, let alone pushing weight. Showed unbelievable heart & ran 3 falling-down scratches, the last one to win in 1:20, against a bigger dog ... and then gets put into a keep, while still healing, and gets put into a (now) Grand Champion who outweighed him by, I think, 4-5 lb. Very sad way to go for Sun Demon, who was a good solid dog at 38, but was not meant to fight in the low-to-mid 40s. Can't believe someone would be that heartless with his dogs, let alone that stupid with his money.

Ponchoback was simply an ace, but he ran into a helluva dog on #2, but still beat him in 2:36.

Back to your story, when all is said and done no one should get ripped off like you did.

Would never personally deal with anyone on a nationwide basis, with my money, unless they had a long, successful, proven career already.

Been ripped off a few times myself trusting "friends," and it's annoying, but that's the way the ball bounces too sometimes.

Best of luck in recovering from the loss, and still coming out better in the end.

Jack

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Thank you. Done. And, yes, the guy who had him was a dumbass. Would go into anything, but didn't have enough sense to back off.

Put Screaming Icon in keep while still busted up from spotting 3 lb and coming from way back, pushing 2 lb, to win in 1:20. Screaming Icon was an average dog on something his own weight, let alone pushing weight. Showed unbelievable heart & ran 3 falling-down scratches, the last one to win in 1:20, against a bigger dog ... and then gets put into a keep, while still healing, and gets put into a (now) Grand Champion who outweighed him by, I think, 4-5 lb. Very sad way to go for Sun Demon, who was a good solid dog at 38, but was not meant to fight in the low-to-mid 40s. Can't believe someone would be that heartless with his dogs, let alone that stupid with his money.

Ponchoback was simply an ace, but he ran into a helluva dog on #2, but still beat him in 2:36.

Back to your story, when all is said and done no one should get ripped off like you did.

Would never personally deal with anyone on a nationwide basis, with my money, unless they had a long, successful, proven career already.

Been ripped off a few times myself trusting "friends," and it's annoying, but that's the way the ball bounces too sometimes.

Best of luck in recovering from the loss, and still coming out better in the end.

Jack

That camp obviously have no passion and is desperately trying to race(no Brakes) to the TOP for just a "name/title".

With a Flawless bulldog you will knock down his great chances of winning & living to gambling(50/50) if you don't give that bulldog what he requires to recover before signing the C.

Many camps from the Midwest are most likely known to come over weight. And surely if you just apply brakes, take the F. and leave to come back for rematch you could have saved wear n tear from going up hill and gone further etc.


Thanks Jack, I learned a lot from this S*** HOLE and will not make this same mistake again.

YYK

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You know, I am starting to really like your attitude and I believe you.

What does not kill you makes you stronger, and (like my dogs) you deserved better.

You have a new fan