Photos folks might not have seen

HERMAN
http://apbt.online-pedigrees.com/modules.php?name=Public&file=printPedigree&dog_id=318591

 

homer
http://apbt.online-pedigrees.com/modules.php?name=Public&file=printPedigree&dog_id=328156

 

SALLY
http://apbt.online-pedigrees.com/modules.php?name=Public&file=printPedigree&dog_id=384347

 

Ch, SCREECH
http://apbt.online-pedigrees.com/modules.php?name=Public&file=printPedigree&dog_id=362941

 

PAISLEY
http://apbt.online-pedigrees.com/modules.php?name=Public&file=printPedigree&dog_id=318208

 

PERLA
http://apbt.online-pedigrees.com/modules.php?name=Public&file=printPedigree&dog_id=490122

 

Danm good old Revenge in his Pedigree great.

 

Fair play R,people will be probably reading about the exploits of these dogs down the line.

 

Dusty Road I like this one.The third generation back I had one off of BOUDREAUX' NIKITA -AND BOUDREAUX' TILLIE.

 

CARDIN'S PIERRE One hell of a game dog and had a good mouth too.

 

ONLINE PEDIGREES :: [38301] :: SANS PEUR'S GR CH COLBY PEPPER
http://www.apbt.online-pedigrees.com/modules.php?name=Public&file=printPedigree&dog_id=38301

1. This is the conditioning story of Colby's Gr Ch.Pepper.
   THE DAY THE MUSIC DIED...
   Like Don McLean's song, "American Pie," there is no more "Take Me Out To TheBallgame," "G-d Bless America," and "Go Yankees" at "The House That Ruth Built."
   
   After 85 years, Yankee Stadium (And SheaStadium, 44 years) has shut its gates, moving across the street to a brand-new ballpark in '09. But since this ballpark was once in a south Bronx orchard, moving to where a track and field, tennis court occupied space brings me very special memories, and as a retired dawgman, I thought it would be nice to share them with you...
   
   Only a few know some 18 years ago IStartedmy long five win (One in NE TX) Gr. CH here with Colby Pepper conditioning her on this track where the new stadium now stands. And after each win, and hooked for the next, we came back to this track so early in the AM that no one noticed my doing Colby Pepper's work!
   
   I was totally dedicated; starting @ 10pm, returning around 3am, 5 days a week, for the 3rd & 4th weeks. Doing my long 15-21 mile walks with my road Keep, I used a 15' lead, and while walking Colby Pepper I would let the lead out and pull it back (includingwalking down thru Spanish Harlem, <you know what its like walking thru thisneighborhood as a Anglo with Colby Pepper? It was like Moses parting the Red Sea!> the 6.1 mile circumference around Central Park & back to Mingman's spot). I would immediately pick up my 12-speed motobecane, allowing very little cool down to work Colby Pepper around the track acrossthe street from the Old Yankee Stadium @ 330am. How did I do that? Special props to Mr. Bill, Winchester Kennels for giving me this tip...
   
   I had a special flex-antenna placed on the right handlebar with a 15-foot lead tied to it. Never once was I pulled off my bike, and with nary a distraction in the wee hours of the morning, I would put her thru 5-6 miles (20-24 laps) of 330 Yardbursts, with 110 Yard lopes. Damn, those Colby dawgs are smart! She listened, stayed focuses and "Did Her Work!" There's nothing like working and shaping your bulldawg! I'm of the opinion I neverovertrained her; she never was STALE.
   
   So my dogger friends, if you ever visit the new Yankee Stadium to catch some major league baseball in '09 and years afterwards, you'll know that sanspeur shaped 6xw GR CHcolby pepper at the same location where the Yankees have accumulated 26 World Championships.
   
   And I think winning a GR CH is far better than winning a world series ring, correcto-mundo?
   
   
   yis n the [ ] sans
   
   Dec 23, 2018
   
   80BOWTIE, BronerFan and stedz like this.
2. 
   corvettedexCH DogPremium Member
   Just s note , Notice that Pepper was matched into a Wichester Kennels Minnie, yet Sans openly thanks Bill for the conditioning tip.. "The flex intina" also I love the fact of 15- 21 mile hand walks . Get out there and gets in shape with your Bulldog ! The bonding time alone is second to none.. Dedication goes along ways...
   
   Dec 23, 2018
   
   

(You must log in or sign up to reply here.)
Forums>APBT History>The Dogs>
Aperture
Xenforo skin

• Contact Us
• Help

• Terms and Rules

Forum software by XenForo™
Parts of this site powered by XenForo add-ons from DragonByte™ ©2011-2021 DragonByte Technologies Ltd. (Details)

 

Not an APBT , but I had this dog in early 1980s ,, Ch."Psycho" a Staffordshire Buull Terrier , I think he was first breed other than an APBT to be recognized as a Champion by the SDJ ,,he won 4 shows ,lost one , and had 9 off chain shows ,he was also on the European Producers list
http://apbt.online-pedigrees.com/modules.php?name=Public&file=printPedigree&dog_id=363965

 

Mims' Gabby

Mims' Hard Tack ROM

Mims' Chloe

Mims' Crank

 

I'm a big fan of the psycho dog. So Dusty Road you are Ricky B.

 

I'm a big fan of the psycho dog. So Dusty Road you are Ricky B.

 

Mc Gee's Ch.Panther ROM

Pete's Donovan

WA. Boylan

Karl Mims

 

Words to live bye ! "'Champions believe in them self's when know one else does.. We also believe in what we feed as our beloved Bulldog's will do what ever it takes based on the lineage, Love , Bond, blood sweat and years. Yes I have experienced this . A loved healthy happy Bulldog' will do whatever it takes to please his master when the task at hand is Real. I can say I will do the same. There is nothing on Gods green Earth like a Real Apbt.