Alligator Club's Bronx

Friends,
Can anyone of you guys tell me about Alligator Club's Bronx? How is he producing. Is the owner a good guy to deal with? Thanks.

 

i've purchased dogs from ac and a have absolutly no complaints. good straight forward people to deal with.

 

........I believe the owner used to post here. Haven't seen him in awhile though.

 

It's not a he, it's a she, and you can probably PM her for more info. Her screen name is AC.

 

My mistake, thanks for correcting me PitDawg.

 

she posted some pics in the gallery about 2-3 days ago.

 

I have done 2 breedings to Bronx 1XW, and have 1 bitch and 2 males off of him as well. Most of his offspring are under 2 years but looking very promising.The 2 people at Alligator Club are very trustworthy and good to deal with. I dont think you can go wrong.

 

Thank you misery and leatherface. Yes I am as honest and upfront as possible. Sure I have haters out there but who doesn't? I'd rather deal with people in real life than on the internet and that's a proven fact. Not many people own Bronx' offspring only a select few and we'd like to keep it that way. Take care folks.

 

AC, keep up the good work with your yard. Thanks to everybody that responded!

 

AC i would just like to know why you breed your VERY well bred Alligator dog to other families........to me the kennel name ALLIGATOR CLUB doesn't fit your yard?.......just wondering?

 

Hmm... maybe it's because I like the results I'm getting. We've had the alligator club name for years now even before we aquired bronx. Quite frankly I like my dogs and my kennel name. Any other questions?

 

The best Results have come from Alligator dogs crossed out to other high Performance families like Eli/Carver, Redboy/Jocko etc...Besides at this point in this bloodline,this line NEEDS to have some other bloodline infusions,to remain strong and free from genetic weakness. Ive seen some BAD genetic problems many times with highly inbred dogs from this family, Alligator Club is doing a good job, using the right breedings to keep the line alive, even if it is blended to other lines. These crosses are whats going to bring out the serious performance dogs, this line of alligator crossed into the lines i mentioned above are Proven and produce Legitimate Performers.
Besides that more than half of their dogs have a high percentage of alligator blood, why not be called Alligator Club?

 

true indeed blending is a big part of successful selective breeding.there are many opinions on outcrossing, inbreeding, and(linebreeding) The dogmen and women whom i have talked to and read about have divers methods but most have said the same thing MORE IS NOT ALLWAYS BETTER. breeding too tight can and will eventually give you more strengths as well as weaknesses of all types(from shyness to manbiters,skin disease to heart disease)those i respect most are those who will go outside to help improve what they allready have. and some of the best dogmen i have spoken to or read about will tell you what defects are manifesting and what they are trying to do to improve or correct them.this is why some good breeders who specialize in a strain or family crossout Hammonds is a good example he will tell you the truth about his dogs (ex. some of the Rufus stuff runs deaf) yet Hammond is one of the people who i believed preserved the blood i prefer. another set of good breeders areTexas heat kennels owners who seem to know when to hold what they got yet at the same time improve. i own a male from the Geronimo(boyels)-Lukan(alligator) breeding and i would feed a yard like him.i am by no means an expert or spoksmen for the breed i have just shrared what was freely given to me and will do so as i learn more for even what i think i know is suject to revision as more is revealed.

 

Welcome YoungLion, I'm sure you will enjoy the site. Great first post too.