Before
entering
the
site
read
this
first.
Game
bred
site
is
a
site
dedicated
for
information
on
Game
Fowl
and
Game
dogs.
It
is
an
educational
site.
The
site
owner
remains
neutral,
and
has
a
purely
academic
interest
in
this
subject.
This
site
is
all
inclusive
information
for
both
those
opposed
to
and
supporting
the
various
topics
discussed.
I'm
sure
whatever
your
opinion
we
all
are
amazed
and
fascinated
by
the
beauty
and
courage
of
the
various
animals
shown
on
this
site.
This
site
is
for
over
18
years
of
age
only.
There
are
a
few
graphic
picture
features
within.
Do
not
read
the
site
if
you
are
offended.
In
fairness
and
accuracy
I
have
not
omitted
some
pictures
that
maybe
graphic
(although
I
have
taken
out
a
lot)
as
to
maintain
a
sense
of
reality
to
the
site.
All
references
to
dogs
or
roosters
are
either
in
the
past
or
in
parts
of
the
world
where
the
activities
were
legal.
It
should
be
noted
that
as
far
as
"fighting
dogs"
are
concerned
there
are
many
breeds
mentioned
here
apart
from
and
as
well
as
the
American
pit
bull
terrier.
Therefore
note
well
if
BSL
(breed
specific
legislation)
bans
the
APBT
(American
pit
bull
terrier)
there
are
many
other
breeds
that
dog
fighters
will
choose
from.
BSL
does
not
work
(there
are
some
fighting
breed
s
not
yet
even
known
by
the
authorities
and
many
people
in
the
west).
Blame
the
owner
not
the
breed.
The
Netherlands
has
realized
this
and
has
reversed
its
ban
on
the
American
pit
bull
terrier,
instead
opting
for
stringent
laws
that
penalize
the
owner
and
any
dog
regardless
of
breed
that
is
deemed
a
danger
to
the
public.
Do
not
blame
dogs
for
doing
what
their
owners
wish
them
to.
If
you
are
opposed
to
any
kind
or
animal
fighting
sport
or
blood
sport
take
it
up
with
the
owners
and
those
that
take
part
and
do
not
blame
the
dogs.
Fair
play
?
Right!
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(possibly
best
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for
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fighting
rooster
(3)
Champion
Stormer
(battle
cross
English
bull
terrier
*
Irish
staffordshire
bull
terrier)
(4)
Irish
Staffordshire bull terrier fighting
champion
and
top
producer
"Champion
psycho".
(5)
The
Scotsman's
champion
Max.
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Please
note
well
Irish
staffordshire
bull
terriers
ARE
NOT
American
pit
bull
terriers,
they
are
either
Irish
working
strains
derived
from
the
English
staffordshire
bull
terrier,
or
the
Psycho
strain
derived
from
working
English
bull
terrier
badger
dogs
and
working
Irish
lines
of
Staffordshire
bull
terrier.
They
have
NOTHING
to
do
with
the
American
pit
bull
terrier
at
all,
apart
from
fighting
successfully
against
the
American
pit
bull
at
the
lower
weights.
They
are
Irish
and
English
dogs
NOT
American.
America
already
has
its
own
line
of
pit
bull
terrier,
which
has
the
American
pre-fix
in
front
of
it,
these
days
the
American
dogs
tend
to
be
massive
compared
to
the
British
and
Irish
dogs
(some
even
over
80
pounds)
to
distinguish
it
from
other
pit
bull
terriers
and
bull
terriers.
Reports
show
that
most
of
the
British
and
Irish
dogs
being
fought
at
well
under
40
pounds
and
even
as
low
as
25
pounds.
Similar
to
the
weights
that
Cokney
Charlie
and
others
originally
matched
dogs
at,
when
they
were
first
exported
from
the
British
Isles
to
America
(they
were
later
renamed
the
American
pit
bull
terrier
rather
than
just
"bull
and
terrier"
(noticeably
the
dogs
became
larger
and
larger
in
the
USA).