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Zebo dogs

Discussion in 'APBT Bloodlines' started by briarpatch, Oct 9, 2009.

  1. PurePit19

    PurePit19 CH Dog

    That's funny!!! Do you know what medications were around in the late 70's for heart worms... i'm sure it wasnt as easy as it is today to treat heart worms. Not to mention, once a dog has heart worms, they need surgery to remove them. With that said, he may not have loved him enough to prevent the heartworms, but he loved Vindi enough to find out what killed him after his death. JMO
     
  2. ABK

    ABK Rest In Peace

    What I find humorous is that folks down ol' Lonzo, but it all goes back to Lonzo stuff. Luniewski, Thunder Kennels, Stewart & even the McGee & Toby stuff (depending of course which account of Zebo's ped you believe) all go back to Lonzo blood.

    As for %s, every line throws good & bad. I have heard of some who have little success with the Zebo line. I have heard of others who do well with it. If there were an all good line, we'd all be running it. But I have found that those who know how to breed the Zebo blood properly & have the patience to wait on the dogs to mature fully have fair to good success with them. Of course not every dog will turn out, but those who know how to deal witht he line correctly can get some real nice ones out of it.

    Furthermore, not only is it the line but what also comes into play is who is owning, feeding, conditioning & handling these dogs. Sometimes a good dog can be ruined by a foolish owner or handler.

    Now the *modern* Lonzo stuff I would advise anyone today to be careful where you get it from. There is a modern Lonzo strain out there today bred only for looks & a pretty pedigree. Stay away from that stuff, as that's the stuff that is the most likely to disappoint you.

    Then there is an older Lonzo strain still bred to work. If you want a working dog, this is the strain to pick. You can tell the difference between the two by:

    - Looking at them. The "modern" dogs are bred for a short, stocky look with a large head, puggy muzzle & "gator" mouth, while the working strain still look like Zebo & Vindy (tall, rangy & correctly built).

    - Looking at their ped. A "modern" Lonzo dog usually doesn't have any working ancestors up close in the ped, while dogs from the working strain usually do.

    JMHO ...
     
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  3. PurePit19

    PurePit19 CH Dog

    Here ya go. http://www.apbt.online-pedigrees.com/public/printPedigree.php?dog_id=273755 Pm me Mntman, if you know where this dog is located. He's the half brother to my bitch, and he would go great with the blood i run.
     
  4. Iron Mike

    Iron Mike CH Dog


    I've seen many Zebo dogs over the years. Dilly 2xw was a good one.
    But he was only part Zebo.
    I think why Dilly was different then most was the Eli Jr. bred into his line.
    Sure did nick.
    Being where I live, I think I saw more then most people have from Zebo, the good, the bad and the ugly.........
     
  5. BENTLEY

    BENTLEY Pup

    Does any one know where u can find cuevas toro 1xw. Or the ch.boudreaux charlie 3xw strain of dogs at!!!!!!!!
     
  6. i have a 4 month old zebo crossed with gator how do you guys think she will turn out i only been into this 2yrs now so please let me know
     
  7. Erie Outlawz

    Erie Outlawz CH Dog

    gotta a ped depends on how its crossed
     
  8. zebo never really produced any good percetage hounds. It was said that his brother vidicator was the better dog but we will never know for sure. but if i was to cross some lonzo blood i would cry crossing it to some chinaman or rbj stock. i say this because good stock bred to good stock produces good stock
     
  9. Erie Outlawz

    Erie Outlawz CH Dog

    if it were only that simple lol
     
  10. yea if it was only that simpleee
     
  11. crushbones

    crushbones CH Dog

    WTF!!...zebo produced some fine animals!..u kno wat??...u sound like another cat from Ohio who was on here not to long ago...hmmmm...and he dogs down from wacc..hmmmm...I'll bet ur that dude!...u sound like G.I. Joe!...GI Joe came on here wit dumb ass post like this!!...Lol
     
  12. i never said that zebo didnt produce any good hounds, but what i said was that he didnt have a high percentage of good hounds produces. ok well ask yourself, how is the lonzo blood doing in today's world compared to the other popular lines ... my point
     
  13. i have never heard of a GIJOE cowboy
     
  14. crushbones

    crushbones CH Dog

    Zebo produced good box hounds and he produced dogs that can produce!!...he didnt have a alot of offspring so I don't kno wat u are talking about when u say %!...zebo blood is alive and well at this present time!...Before u post make sure u kno wat u are saying because alot of bs is spilling out of ur mouth right now!
     
  15. crushbones

    crushbones CH Dog

    U did say zebo didn't produce any good percentage hounds!!...
     
  16. Naustroms

    Naustroms CH Dog

    If a lonzo/Zebo dog is winning anything now adays it's definitely crossed up.
     
  17. Rock n Rye

    Rock n Rye CH Dog

    Lonzo dogs and Zebo dogs are different.. Lonzo bred Vindy and Rose dogs not Zebo dogs
     
  18. Mr.Revolution

    Mr.Revolution CH Dog

    I dont know why people keep calling them zebo dogs just cause they brothers.like a bullyson dog aint a eli jr dog
     
  19. redwar

    redwar Big Dog

    probably because Zebo is a cool name, lmao.
     
  20. Naustroms

    Naustroms CH Dog

    hence the slash. i was speaking on both.
     

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