Smokey beat his littermate, Panthro Jr 2xw 2xl
Smokey beat his littermate, Panthro Jr 2xw 2xl
Dream Snatcher aka Smokey. The manbiter.
FreedomBornKennel aka Joel is a POS!!! Claims himself to be to be a top class dogman but does shit like that in the box!!! I knew he was a big POS when I first spoke with him.
Big congrats to Gr Ch Titere and his camp for shutting up that big mouth POS!
Jack can you clarify this for me because I was always of the understanding that if it's your dogs turn to scratch, he has to even if the other dog is dead?? From what I gather is being said here, the referee can actually declare the winner? Maybe I've taken it up wrong, is this if no turns have been called? And is this under Cajun rules?
This is really interesting to me.
dont know about the referee decision part. but no dog is required to scratch into a dead dog.
Reread the rules NO DOG has to scratch into a dead dog and this is why rule are talked over before hand. Ch Omar camp was taken like that lost their money but got the W!
Dont know if the man is a POS or not but the choice was his to pick up or not and he chose not to got respect it if we agree with it or not!
It takes real balls and a hell of a BULLDOG to travle and go into a 7XW they laid it all on the line.
Hi. The rules directly state no dog has to scratch into a dead dog.
The whole point of the Cajun rules (scratching), as opposed to just leaving them down until 1 is dead, is to AVOID death.
The referee can't "declare a winner" if two dogs are still fighting, but if one dog is gone and just being dragged around the pit dead, he can declare a winner like that.
In any case, anyone leaving his dog down to die isn't exactly the height of "class" and "sportsmanship."
Jack
It takes real balls to do the fighting yourself, not with the dog.
It does take a certain competitive spirit to travel and put the dog on the line, but it takes class and sportsmanship to recognize when the dog can't possibly win anymore and to show some respect for its life.
Having zero respect for life is not exactly a positive trait in a person.
Jack
That's a really good post. I never understand people using the word balls in this sport. Only when it comes to reffing it applies.It takes real balls to do the fighting yourself, not with the dog.
It does take a certain competitive spirit to travel and put the dog on the line, but it takes class and sportsmanship to recognize when the dog can't possibly win anymore and to show some respect for its life.