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I've heard from other people and breeders(not of blue pits)that most of the blue pits are Pit/Staff mix.And that their not bred for conformation etc.. but mainly for looks.Which in my opinion is wrong no dog should be bred just for there looks theres more to a dog then just looks that make them champions.Thats where the health issue comes in people dont care what the health of the dog is as long as it looks good.
I own a brindle female that came out of a blue female with Zebo/Jackhammer bloodlines and she will more than likeley throw a couple of blue pups so I'll just stay out of this one for now.
Originally Posted by boondock
what are opions on teh so called blue pitbulls are they really pits or just am staff crosses
alot of people will tell you its because they are staffs or staff crosses......and it is more common in staffs cross dogs.....but skull ROM produced a blue dog or 2 which throws that whole theory out the window.....in gamedogs....its pretty rare....but it can happen...
blue pits real or fake?
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