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PureDangness
@staffie99 ya and theyre ugly and the breed is just a bigger dog the apbt is leaner but have power and r strong willed |
09/03/2010 - 06:35:21 |
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dabul2003
kool i love apbt's |
08/30/2010 - 05:46:44 |
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jonblood
these are REAL american pitbull terrier not those damn bully type dogs just bred for head and body size. these dogs are game! proud to be an owner of one. |
08/04/2010 - 07:17:38 |
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KemonoAkiah
@ConiferTreez why? she's not small, if that's what your worried about. |
07/29/2010 - 23:54:31 |
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ConiferTreez
@doglover091 is that a joke? |
07/28/2010 - 17:00:33 |
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ConiferTreez
@KemonoAkiah NOT recommended. |
07/28/2010 - 17:00:26 |
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KemonoAkiah
gorgeous dogs, i've never met a remotely agressive pit, such sweet dogs. i'm dying to get a playmate for my shepherd-basenji mix, and i'd love to get a pit. |
07/25/2010 - 05:30:34 |
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doglover091
i would never make my dogs do this that could kill them by putting to much weight on them |
07/23/2010 - 15:24:34 |
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shady678pilty
fuck off
y u cruelty with innocent life |
07/19/2010 - 22:38:28 |
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ritus211
Pit Bulls 4 EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
07/11/2010 - 00:46:28 |
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dollaking1993
LOVE PITBULLS |
06/09/2010 - 08:05:25 |
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hatekiller1000
@staffie99 wateva! |
05/30/2010 - 05:49:33 |
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TaylorMadePony
@4weelierkid no problem. :) |
05/19/2010 - 10:37:28 |
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4weelierkid
@TaylorMadePony oh okay just a friend told me to do it but i wasent sure ether thanks alot |
05/17/2010 - 20:13:50 |
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TaylorMadePony
@4weelierkid There's no need to start trying to put muscle on him yet. You don't want to put stress on their growing joints or you could end up with a lame dog. It's always a good idea to wait to do anything like that until they're a year old. |
05/17/2010 - 10:44:13 |
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bahamutt99
You SHOULD absolutely train your dog. just showing up and baiting them with something isnt real weight pulling. baited dogs dont pull as reliably or with as good of style as trained dogs. poor style -- sling shotting, bouncing and lunging in the harness -- leads to increased chance of injuries. as for when to start training, I start at 8 months with a proper wpull hrness and very light drags. |
05/16/2010 - 01:54:43 |
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samkils
how much kilo can a pitbull pull? |
05/14/2010 - 16:42:25 |
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samkils
how much kilo can a pitbull pull? |
05/14/2010 - 16:42:07 |
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4weelierkid
how young can thay be to start like pullin a lil brick around.. i gota blue pit and hes like 10 11 weeks and i cut a brick in half its really lil but i got him pulling that around so hes muscles start to grow.. but should when he is that young |
05/14/2010 - 04:21:47 |
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MrRocky2510
@Slabcityriders24 dats her natural weight for her type of dog n if u do pu weight on her she is gona lose speed either way forreal |
05/13/2010 - 22:04:44 |
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NightsEclipse44
What a great way to show off the Pibbies strength! I only wish there were more weight-pulling fun shows for all breeds, the dogs absolutely love it. |
05/10/2010 - 19:16:04 |
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Slabcityriders24
anyone know what I can buy to put muscel on my female pit she weighs only 40 lbs and she is 4 years old. She has a 6 1/2 foot vertical jump and is very fast I don't want her to lose all her speed though. |
05/10/2010 - 16:06:55 |
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dstmtres
Nice video, lots of competition, it even gets me pumped up and go lift some weights,lol,so what is the most weight they can pull? |
03/24/2010 - 07:17:36 |
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SQUAIDSTER
@jabbarcks...u dont need to ''train'' your pit for weight pulling...u just need to know wats ur dog likes...for example...i own a kennel and i have a 4 time weight pull champ//a rednose ...and the first time i go wit my dog to a weight pulling show.....i just bring a tennis ball.....and before that i never train or w/e my dog.......excuse my english |
03/09/2010 - 12:58:02 |
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jabbarcks
i want to get my apbt into weight pulling but my mom wont let me teach him...and he's perfect for it |
02/15/2010 - 07:47:51 |
