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There is a pulling champ pibble (she is gorgeous), Schuzhund Rottie, show rottie and many others. Quite a variety of dogs and owners. B-line even has 2 beautiful Portuguese Water Dogs.

The PitBull issue has been run up and down with both sides represented. No need to drag it up. There seems to be a respectful truce. Quietly, most accept the owner's behavior is the overriding factor.

I have a Pit mix, Knuckles. He was rescued form a drug dealer who bought him to fight him. Pure bred mom and a father that was a Boxer and most likely some Mastiff history. 3.5 yrs. old.

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Had a Pit for about 6-7 years. She weighed in at 60lbs.

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"promote the general welfare, not provide the general welfare"

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We have been doing lots of stuff with our Rottweiler. He's about 27 months now. We have been showing him in AKC conformation, German-style seiger shows, he's titled in AKC rally obedience, and now we're working on protection for BST/ZPT and BH, basically Sch.I level. He's a great house pet, loves people and other dogs, and is obviously a versatile dog. He's a high drive dog and just loves to work. Some people think that the bite work is dangerous but obviously those in the know understand that it does not make a dog more aggressive. That's a whole other discussion!

These are from last December and show the helper working on developing drive.

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heiko is looking great kev! nice full bite and in extremely high in drive... simply awesome! shelby has a full bite, but tori has a shallow one.. still working on that (she's too eager to let go to "play" again as fast as she can)

you can see how she's holding the ball in this pic. shelby is in the back where she's practically swallowing the ball and crushing it during their retrieve practice (not quite schh quality yet, but getting there)

schh "brrrring" command


waking up from her nap on the counter


and here she is stalking shelby

Hey Adam! I have been meaning to call you and catch up. The girls look great! Their ears are good and colors are awesome. Funny how they are different in terms of their bites. Oh, nice to see your barbeque island finished. It's beautiful but you'd better not leave steaks on the counter since the dogs jump up there.

Thanks for the compliments on Heiko. He is doing really well. The earlier pics were from mid-December. We've been working him every week and the pics below are from today. He gets better and better every week. I will post some pics of a couple of other dogs we train with and I'll send you the link to our unofficial "club" online album. (I'm the unofficial photographer. Go figure!)

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Great pics and stories! I just constructed a sping pole for Titan this past weekend, he loves.

What do you think about the new TV show Pit Boss?

Mostly great.
They are getting to show a realistic side of an unfairly maligned breed. Dogs behaving as dogs in real daily situations. It is the first national show to to display an unbiased view of the breed.

I just wish they weren't always qualifying the animals by stating the breed name. Puts an odd connotation to it.

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2013 e70 3.5d Stacked, Custom