old bloodlines today?

hello, this is my first post here. good to find you.

i'd like to ask a question that either is stupid or dificult to answer cause i asked it in other boards and got no reply...

which or the old game bloodlines can be found today and are maintained in pure with no crossings etc?

thank you

 

i have some pure jeep stuff

 

It's hard to have anything "PURE" form & if you do find anything close whoever has them aint advertising....lol.. Goodluck looking though, I hope you find what your looking for. Post some peds if you can..

 

i take it the peds thing was to me :confused: i dont have peds online


No e-mails in open forum.

 

There are several different lines to choose from. If you would be a little more specific as to what direction you are looking, you might get more reply's.

 

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thank you for your replies

i'm not looking for a dog at the present moment.

i'm doing some reading of books stories etc and was wondering which of the lines i was reading about are preserved today. thats all...

take care

 

Sorrells, Jeep, Yellow, Chinaman, etc, etc, etc.....like SIMMS stated, there are many but it depends on what books you are reading.....and what lines you are thinking of.:cool:

 

One of the oldest... Colby.. you'll find a ton of history if you look into the colby line, and the colby family is still producing dogs today

 

I was always taught and I still believe this what's good in keeping something pure just for the sake of keeping something pure? Breed great dogs to great dogs for what's the point in having it "pure" if it can't do the job at hand, we put an artificial importance in the names that own the dogs or the lineage all going back to the same dogs. The saying good dogs are where you find them isn't just some saying. But with that said we all like a tight pedigree if bred the right way but me personally I like a tight ped in the back of the ped and "looser" up front I like 50/50 crosses of two tight lines and I like loose line/family breeding and I like down right inbreeding but the notion of keeping dogs pure for just that sake or to sell "pure" so and so's IMO is silly, but applying common sense breeding practices is the way to go. Best to best....

But to your question online ped # 258521 is a dog I own, some of the oldest blood you'll find up close. But far from pure.

 

i have some old carver blood and some old nigerino/cowboy blood
http://www.apbt.online-pedigrees.com/public/printPedigree.php?dog_id=300106 http://www.apbt.online-pedigrees.com/public/printPedigree.php?dog_id=282819

 

Bloodlines are only "pure" on a "name"..example= Carver, Patrick, Sorrells, Colby, Hammonds, Heinzl, Lonzo, Boyles ect ect .. there is no such thing as pure blood.. you can not breed a male to a male nor female to a female to get "pure blood" .. try to seek out the best representatives your choice breeder has produced from his program and go from there, it's really all you can do.

 

One of the "older" bloodlines left around today that I like is the Boudreaux line of dogs like my girl.
http://www.apbt.online-pedigrees.com/modules.php?name=Public&file=printPedigree&dog_id=51233

It is getting harder to find it not mixed with other lines but there are a few people keeping it "pure".
But I think one of the original bloodlines Colby is still alive and doing well and has been around since the early 1900s.

 

pitbull nice gog doing any breeding would love one of those..