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(1) Game Rooster (2) Roy Jones junior (possibly best pound for pound boxer ever) with 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. (6) English bull terrier in combat
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So Game bred what does it mean ?
Game bred is an animal that has been bred to be game.
What is a game animal ?
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. For game dogs or cocks it means to continue fighting 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. The highest extreme of this is know as "dead" game. This means a dog or rooster that will fight to the finish even if this means to death (no matter the odds). These animals are as rare as diamonds. It is well documented that game dogs will continue fighting on three legs, and will cruel back to the battle with a wagging tail. The most common breed of dogs that sometimes shows gameness is the bull and terrier group. This includes the Staffordshire bull terrier (particularly the Irish strain), English bull terriers and of course the American pit bull terrier. This family of dogs is the undisputed ruler of gameness. However even within this family most of the dogs are curs, (not game). Note that bull and terriers are on average the gamest of dogs, this does not however mean that other dog breeds from time to time are not game or even have better fighting ability. We are talking about averages. Gameness could be measure on a sliding scale going from determined and highly willing to dead game.
Great new article featuring info on English and Irish Staffordshire bull terrier versus American pitbull terrier fights.
Download free genetics article on hybrid vigor in game dogs by Doug Link. Modified version from the same author as published in "the game dog" magazine and "earth dog running dog".
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Download article on the greatest racing greyhound ever.
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