Eli dog on the yard of retired Asian "dog man" Johnny Lai in Taiwan 臺灣 (retired), Golden eyed APBT on a yard in Taiwan, English champion Stormer; an inter breed battle cross and legendary match dog (half English Bull Terrier an half Staffordshire Bull Terrier), The legendary Champion Psycho.
Before
entering this
site
read
this
first.
This
is
not
an
animal
fighting
site.
This
site
focuses
on
the
biology
and
evolution
of
game
dogs
including
but
not
exclusively
the
Pit
Bull
Terrier.
If
your
only
interest
is
in
seeing
animals
hurt
each
other
then
you
are
not welcome. We condemn all cruelty to animals. This is 2010
not 1810. These are wonderful looking animals which have always fascinated me;
especially from
an evolutionary research perspective. I do not condone dog fighting and neither
should you. I am an author and have written books on such topics as game dogs,
eugenics, biotechnology and so forth; I am in no way involved in any illegal
activities. This site is truly for research purposes only. I am
happy to add any free articles to the site from outside authors either on the
history and biology of game bred animals or on animal care and welfare providing
they are well written and factual.
Game
bred
is
an
animal
that
has
been
bred
to
be
game.
To
explain
this
concept
we
will
use
fighting
dogs
as
the
model. Game
means
the
ability
to
a
do
a
task
when
the
odds
are
stacked
against
the
animal.
When
a
normal
animal
would
quit,
a
game
one
will
not.
"Game"
does
not
mean,
aggressive,
violent,
etc.
All
it
means
is
that
an
animal
has
the
will
to
win
against
all
odds,
and
never to back down when
a
normal
dog
"cur"
would
give
up.
Some
dogs are good
fighters
and can often
win
before
gameness
is
even
tested,
due
to
a
good
mouth
or
wrestling
ability etc;
however,
this
IS
NOT
GAME.
Game
is
when
a
dog
shows
massive
courage
and
fighting
spirit
when
losing.
The
highest
extreme
of
this
is
know
as
"dead"
game.
This
means
a
dog
that
will
fight
to
the
finish
even
if
this
means
to
death
(no
matter
the
odds).
Various
terriers have
also
been
considered
game
when
fighting
underground
quarry
much
larger
and
stronger
than them; although,
horrifically
wounded the terrier will continue the
fight.
Gameness
is
a
result
of
genetic
manipulation
by
breeders.
It
is
not
a
natural
state
but
never
the
less
one
admired
by
most
who
recognize
it.
Indeed
even
animal
rights
activists
sometimes
express
admiration
for
this
quality
often
so
rare
in
human
beings.
Dog
men
often
argue
that
to
maintain
gameness
dogs
have
to
fought
in
order
to
select
which
ones
are
game.
There
are
others
who
think
more
humane
alternatives
can
be
found.
Some
people
believe
gameness
is
a
worthy
trait
and
game
dogs
are
in
fact
more
friendly
and
stable
with
human
beings
than
so
called
"fear
biting
cur
dogs".
A
game
dog
is
indeed
a
very
confident
dog
and
so
biting
a
human
out
of
fear
or
anger
is
highly
unlikely.
