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Posted by maeco (Member # 2578) on :
 
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[ October 29, 2012, 01:36 AM: Message edited by: maeco ]
 

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Posted by Nifty50 (Member # 9987) on :
 
Are any of the brown one's boys ?
 

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Posted by Fcknvenom (Member # 9631) on :
 
Nice. What's the price? Pm me. I want one bad.
 

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Posted by hidnn.o.s. (Member # 1219) on :
 
Looks inhumane
 

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Posted by NEIGHT (Member # 8741) on :
 
Good lookin pups but I personally like them a bit better with their ears how they were born.
 

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Posted by 68dustin (Member # 5388) on :
 
im a floppy ear fan..
 

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Posted by 1ST0KGT (Member # 10606) on :
 
Looks like a bad haircut haha, it will look better as they get older but I am a fan or the birth ears lol
 

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Posted by DEVERO2 (Member # 6155) on :
 
I never understood why people do this to their animals
 

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Posted by Blue92 (Member # 8789) on :
 

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Originally posted by DEVERO2:
I never understood why people do this to their animals

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Originally posted by DEVERO2:
I never understood why people do this to their animals

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Originally posted by maeco:
Trust me guys iam not a sadistic or inhumane person I wouldn't do it to a labrador, yorkie, german sheherd, etc But I will dock the tail of a rottweiler, crop the ear of a doverman or pitt/bully. To me that's just how it is with them.
I understand how you guys feel but I didn't just cut there ears with scicors and called it a day. I went to a kennel that puts them under while this is performed. Again sorry guys I know for some of you this must hurt.

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I am not trying to knock you. They are your dogs. I just didnt understand
 

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Posted by Blow_U_In_Reverse (Member # 12298) on :
 
ears must be cropped if you are going to show your pit officially.. I used to have a bully & an APBT that i took to shows & stuff, and it was required that they had their ears clipped.. Some associations are ending that rule, but a lot of shows n events still uphold that rule..
 

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Posted by 1quick302 (Member # 10887) on :
 
Here's my bully from maeco with the birth ears too..


 

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Posted by 70mach351 (Member # 7528) on :
 

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Originally posted by DEVERO2:
I never understood why people do this to their animals

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it makes hard for the ear to get bit when there fighting an other dog

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it makes hard for the ear to get bit when there fighting an other dog

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this, plus ears pointed up will make the dog seem more aggressive towards other dogs

i do agree with the OP with if its a rott's or doberman need to have their tail cut. i hate seeing them with tails
 

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Posted by SAV650HAB (Member # 10324) on :
 
Savage nice pups
 

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Posted by 04cobra408 (Member # 4025) on :
 

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Originally posted by NEIGHT:
Good lookin pups but I personally like them a bit better with their ears how they were born.

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it makes hard for the ear to get bit when there fighting an other dog

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this, plus ears pointed up will make the dog seem more aggressive towards other dogs

i do agree with the OP with if its a rott's or doberman need to have their tail cut. i hate seeing them with tails

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According to this logic we should all hack off our dogs ears so they never appear aggressive towards other dogs
It's still inhumane to mutilate an animal and chopping off anything on one is just that
 

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Posted by hidnn.o.s. (Member # 1219) on :
 

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Originally posted by maeco:
Trust me guys iam not a sadistic or inhumane person

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This much I know
 

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Posted by maeco (Member # 2578) on :
 

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Originally posted by 93 CHP:
Looks good bro, you need some Tum Tum blood in your program lol

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Originally posted by Outlaw_Stangz:
You got any pics of your other litters when the pup(s) are a bit older. How much would they weigh when matured and how does that compare between a male and female.

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Last years litter


 

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Posted by Chavez66 (Member # 9812) on :
 

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Looks good bro, you need some Tum Tum blood in your program lol

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If only I can afford tum tum stud fee I would lol. He's looking good more lean than last time I seen him.

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Originally posted by Outlaw_Stangz:
You got any pics of your other litters when the pup(s) are a bit older. How much would they weigh when matured and how does that compare between a male and female.

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Last years litter

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Originally posted by Venomized93:
To me personally I can go with or without cropped ears. But I'm curious for the ones that are really against it and say its inhumane:

How many of you have kids (boys) that were circumcised? Cause you can say that's inhumane also and that God made it that way so it should stay that way.

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Good point!
God, or say, nature made it that way for a reason. Religion is the main reason circumcision is done and it doesn't make it right.
It is inhumane as well and it's obvious when the baby screams in pain to let you know it.
Good times...
 

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Posted by NavidR (Member # 3164) on :
 
nice looking dogs!
 

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Posted by 66_5.0 (Member # 9974) on :
 
Nice dogs!
 

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Posted by SAMACH1 (Member # 7042) on :
 
Good lucking pups
 

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Posted by 87_Hatch (Member # 6714) on :
 
Cropping ears can be benificial also, it can help prevent ear infections and sensitivity to water in them. Now, it can also be bad in some areas like agility and i believe on average cropped eared dogs live less longer than floppy eared (dnt remember why)....but op gorgeous dogs, is tht a gladiator cut? Looks too short for show cut.
 

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Posted by ECOboostin (Member # 4347) on :
 
Great point. People circumcise their children all the time to appear more aggressive to other boys.
 

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Posted by NorCalRydaz (Member # 3233) on :
 
Maeco those are those are some nice dogs. When grown, how tall are the dogs? How much do they weigh?
 

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Posted by maeco (Member # 2578) on :
 

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Maeco those are those are some nice dogs. When grown, how tall are the dogs? How much do they weigh?

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Cropping ears can be benificial also, it can help prevent ear infections and sensitivity to water in them..

is tht a gladiator cut? Looks too short for show cut.

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actually they are more prone to get ear infections with cropped ears..

N no theyre not show crops.. They look like a size 3 or 4 short crop.. all show crops cut the bottom part too, but these pups still have them..
 

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Posted by 89TRUNK (Member # 2506) on :
 
Docked and cropped on my dobey

 

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Posted by maeco (Member # 2578) on :
 
How long have you had him/her?
 

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Posted by turbo50 (Member # 6700) on :
 

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Great point. People circumcise their children all the time to appear more aggressive to other boys.

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Great point. People circumcise their children all the time to appear more aggressive to other boys.

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Man, my boy must be HELLA aggressive to other boys!!

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Originally posted by Cobra 93-4992:
I wouldnt do it but they arent my dogs to make that decision. As long as they all have good homes and dont end up in the pound its all good. Nice looking pups, they look very healthy!

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