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You are right enough mate the pat would add some nice blood to a lurcher. Finding a dead game apbt would be a lot harder than finding a proven pat. Unless you knew boys working apbt proper.

Finding a dead game APBT could be tricky as it would be, err....... Dead.

do you actually know what dead game means dogfox123 I don't think you do fella http://www.workingpitbull.com/GamenessDefined.htm have a little read of this link.
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You are right enough mate the pat would add some nice blood to a lurcher. Finding a dead game apbt would be a lot harder than finding a proven pat. Unless you knew boys working apbt proper.

Finding a dead game APBT could be tricky as it would be, err....... Dead.

do you actually know what dead game means dogfox123 I don't think you do fella http://www.workingpitbull.com/GamenessDefined.htm have a little read of this link.

Oh but I think I do, I think you need to go read up on what it means. A Bulldog that doesn't quit is classed as a game dog, not a dead game dog.

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You are right enough mate the pat would add some nice blood to a lurcher. Finding a dead game apbt would be a lot harder than finding a proven pat. Unless you knew boys working apbt proper.

Finding a dead game APBT could be tricky as it would be, err....... Dead.

do you actually know what dead game means dogfox123 I don't think you do fella http://www.workingpitbull.com/GamenessDefined.htm have a little read of this link.

Oh but I think I do, I think you need to go read up on what it means. A Bulldog that doesn't quit is classed as a game dog, not a dead game dog.

have a read of this dogfox .....Those involved in dog fighting consider the American pit bull the only game dog, and some even refer to the breed by the name American Game Dog. In their eyes, the term game refers to the innate desire of one dog to cross a pit in order to destroy another dog, despite pain, exhaustion or injury. The ultimate goal of those who breed fighting dogs is a "dead game" dog, meaning an animal which will, while in the heat of battle, continue to struggle toward its opponent when called upon to cross the pit while dying of heat exhaustion, in shock, with broken legs, internal injuries, crushed nasal cavities or other conditions which cause its death in the pit or within a few hours after the fight.
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You are right enough mate the pat would add some nice blood to a lurcher. Finding a dead game apbt would be a lot harder than finding a proven pat. Unless you knew boys working apbt proper.

Finding a dead game APBT could be tricky as it would be, err....... Dead.

do you actually know what dead game means dogfox123 I don't think you do fella http://www.workingpitbull.com/GamenessDefined.htm have a little read of this link.

Oh but I think I do, I think you need to go read up on what it means. A Bulldog that doesn't quit is classed as a game dog, not a dead game dog.

have a read of this dogfox .....Those involved in dog fighting consider the American pit bull the only game dog, and some even refer to the breed by the name American Game Dog. In their eyes, the term game refers to the innate desire of one dog to cross a pit in order to destroy another dog, despite pain, exhaustion or injury. The ultimate goal of those who breed fighting dogs is a "dead game" dog, meaning an animal which will, while in the heat of battle, continue to struggle toward its opponent when called upon to cross the pit while dying of heat exhaustion, in shock, with broken legs, internal injuries, crushed nasal cavities or other conditions which cause its death in the pit or within a few hours after the fight.

Thanks for the write up but you're telling me stuff I already know, a dog isn't called a dead game dog until it has died on the job. Of course a dead game dog could have been bred before it met its fate.

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Always going to be a two sided coin as to what dead game means and to me dead game should always be used after the word "was "

 

Eg......he "was " dead game

 

To me a dog that proves to be dead game is a bulldog that dies doing what it was bred to do..preferring to die than to turn away/quit/turn cold..

 

There are also people who say a dead game dog is a dog that would fight until it dies if given the chance... But how do they realy no.... They don't unles it does..a lot can happen in a second..and it only takes a second to turn cur

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Always going to be a two sided coin as to what dead game means and to me dead game should always be used after the word "was "

Eg......he "was " dead game

To me a dog that proves to be dead game is a bulldog that dies doing what it was bred to do..preferring to die than to turn away/quit/turn cold..

There are also people who say a dead game dog is a dog that would fight until it dies if given the chance... But how do they realy no.... They don't unles it does..a lot can happen in a second..and it only takes a second to turn cur

A dog that shows gameness but lives to tell the tale is classed as deep game.

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To have pups from parents that turned out to be dead game is a lot more desirable than having pups from parents that haven't proved to be dead game.when people are betting huge sums of money on the outcome of a fight.having a line of DEAD.dead game dogs is the ultimate goal.

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To have pups from parents that turned out to be dead game is a lot more desirable than having pups from parents that haven't proved to be dead game.when people are betting huge sums of money on the outcome of a fight.having a line of DEAD.dead game dogs is the ultimate goal.

Yet every dog man out there now would bite off the hand that feeds them to get a pup off a "cur" like Bullyson.

 

Don't mean to sound a arse but you are getting your terms mixed up mate. I wouldn't mind finding a line of dead game dogs, like looking for rocking horse shit.... Impossible.

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Always going to be a two sided coin as to what dead game means and to me dead game should always be used after the word "was "

Eg......he "was " dead game

To me a dog that proves to be dead game is a bulldog that dies doing what it was bred to do..preferring to die than to turn away/quit/turn cold..

There are also people who say a dead game dog is a dog that would fight until it dies if given the chance... But how do they realy no.... They don't unles it does..a lot can happen in a second..and it only takes a second to turn cur

 

A dog that shows gameness but lives to tell the tale is classed as deep game.

we ain't on about deep game or game.we are on about dead game.a dog with only 1 forward gear no stopping because of injury or pain.a dog that will go until death is staring it in the face and it's not fazed just pushes on until death.
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