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Current Red Nose American Pit Bull Terrier Puppies For Sale
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BREEDING #1
"Nala" had puppies with "LightFoot" June 3rd. There are currently two males avail. Picks will be chosen at a later date.
Above is"Nala"
Nala is the result of what may very well be the tightest CH Trailer Trash breedings ever done. Her sire is CH Trailer Trash himself and her dame is Half Pint. The inbreeding coefficient for Nala is a high. Its 45%. The inbreeding coefficient for the litter from Nala and TBo is low, its 16.4%. Nala is 87.5% CH Trailer Trash (that is her DNA makeup). She is 59% Grand Champion Scruffy.
The APBT is one of the most tightly bred breed of dogs in the world. Its all about maintaining control of an American breed of dogs with such a history that the creation of this breed could never be replicated again. Think preservation.
There is an "Endangered Breed Association" that the American Dog Breeders Association created in order to help preserve this most precious and easy to lose breed. If you are interested in keeping the true American Pit Bull Terrier alive, you might want to look into it.
OK. Now you know a good amount about her pedigree. What about the dog? The dog itself is always takes priority over any papers. Breeding for "pretty papers" is called "paper breeding".
Nala
Nala, like other true APBTs' loves to work. She lives in a rural area and has herded alpacas and horses for her owners. Like her sister in TX, Nala has ridden a horse! In Nalas' case she rode on a horse in a parade in Oregon. Nala is wonderful with children of all ages. This American Pit Bull Terrier is not animal aggressive.
The breeding of Nala to TBo will have puppies that will grow into dogs that are easier than usual to deal with. The American Pit Bull Terrier is the "superman" of dogs in the dog world. This means they do require extra effort and are an extra responsibility. They are worth it to people who want the ultimate house dog. Nala is good with all kinds of animals. Chickens. cats, etc.. "She is a ball of love".
Like most American Pit Bull Terriers, the only thing Nala loves more than working is to be spoiled. Nal just likes to be curled up in a ball under a blanket and then go for a run chasing geese from wheat fields.
*click his name to go to TBos' Page*
From 5 generations of time and effort we have the ideal representation of the traditional red nose American Pit Bull Terrier. Lightfoot (call name TBo) is extra human friendly, not to large, smart and athletic with a great sense of humor.
A pup from Lightfoot just won "first place puppy" at the American Dog Breeders Association Tri State ADBA show in the NY/NJ area three days in a row from three different judges. Go Lightfoot! As well, late last year, we had males in TX and CA (also from Lightfoot) take first and second place wins at ADBA shows.
BREEDING #2 Postponed until Ghost's next heat in early 2018
Above is"Ghost"
Above is"Ravage"
Ghost
When Ghosts' mom Ginger Gal was created, it added a high amount of Bass Tramp Redboy (verified by DNA profile) into our line. Ghost is not quite as "wide" as her sister Liz. She is however not to slim and not to thick. Dogs from Redboy are on the slender side, yet Ghost is right down the middle. Below is Ginger Gal, the dam to Ghost (her mom). Ghost gets her lighter coloring from her Great Grandpa CH Trailer Trash and his dad (Ghosts' Great, Great Grandpa) Grand Champion Scruffy. Genetics are a trip!
Ginger Gal came from an outcross by way of breeding Double Time to Escobedo. The breeding of Ghost to Ravage will have all of the "endless wind" Redboy genes from Ginger Gal while maintaining the more nanny dog personality Sorrells based dogs have always been known for.
The APBT is a working breed. Dog breeds that have been created through hundreds of years of close ties with humans in order to hunt, protect family and possessions have a DEEPER CONNECTION with humans than a newly created designer dog bred for strictly companionship.
If the APBT did not have a deep connection with his owner: game (in this instance "game" is the term used to describe animals that were hunted for food) could not be hunted properly (the working dog must not destroy the meat/game it catches); bulls would be unduly harmed when being brought down by the nose by an APBT for its owner who is using the working dog to maintain his cattle; pre 1976 in the USA matching dogs was legal-the connection between the dog and his handlers had to be huge in order for the dog to be able to reach his full potential (I am 100% against dog fighting and have never seen, or want to see a dog fight. However, its important to understand the past.), etc.
Working breeds historically have had to have a deep connection with humans in order to do their task properly and be worth the food bill. Who cares?! Well, its the owner of the current pure bred APBT that benefits from all of the hard work and selective breeding done to keep the best breed of dog alive. The American Pit Bull Terrier. They are not "great dogs" by happenstance. This is why its so important to keep this breed pure.
Well back to Ghost. The connection between a Bull Dog (Bull Dog is the old school term for an American Pit Bull Terrier) and a human has never been so obvious than when Ghost was growing up. This dog just wants to please and can read you like a book (which is one reason why they do so well at watching over children). One of the best traits of the APBT is being able to judge the situation that its in and any potential dangers. Ghost is the epitome of these traits.
When two dogs are bred together, the personality comes from the parents down to the puppies just like the looks. Ravage is from Pandora and Thaylen. Pandora is such a sweet dog that she tried to nurse a baby boy, groomed a cat, as well as has such a huge heart that she would swim with seals in the ocean. The soring spirit of Ravage comes from Pandora. Someone once asked me which dog was my favorite. I was a little taken back and not sure how to answer. Than I mentioned that one of Pandoras' nicknames is "favorite", so I guess that speaks for itself. Ravage is tight bred Pandora blood (and he is Coppers' sibling).
For info on Ravages' sire Thaylen, click on him name to be brought to his page. The short of it is that Thaylen is ALL BULLDOG.
The combination of Pandora and Thaylen created a almost bullet proof dog. Ravage came to close to a horse once who did not like him. Bam! The horse kicked Ravage right in his head. No vet trip was needed and Ravage found a new respect for horses. Ravage is a wonderful house dog. He has had land to keep critters off of and was known to keep Mt. Lions' in check and keep them off of his owners large parcel. After all his mom Pandora would tree a bear if she found one and his dad Thaylen is absolutely fearless.
Like all of our dogs, Ravage loves kids and has shown an immense passion for people. He could be handful when younger and the pups he has will need (like all APBTs'), a stable, loving environment where there is a clear head of the household. Ravage is a great dog, but at just about 55 lbs. he is still a beast. If there is an American Pit Bull Terrier in the house and the owners do not take the dominate position, the Bull Dog will. They like to "work" for their owner, however they need a clear leader or they will try and run the house. Sometimes its as if they think that they are human.
Ravage
Humboldt Pit Bulls has had the privilege of our red nose pit puppies being on the cover of the ADBA Gazette, the American Dog Breeders Association Calendar, as well as other accomplishments.
I have people ask me about "fixing" their dog. Some things in life have no clear answer. However, here are a few experiences to help you reach your own "answer" to the question of if "fixing" a dog is the right thing to do for you:
-I have seen dogs fixed before a year of age and never fully develop.
-Tonka was kind of "fat" while he was young. He is lean Tonka now. It took over 3 years to lose his baby fat!! I just do not think he ever would have developed to be so lean if he was fixed before 3 years of age. However, his huge size is rare.
Most dogs are fixed. Every dog in my house (and we had a lot) growing up was fixed. The Dobermans' that we owned both developed cancer, however who knows if it had anything to do with being altered. Altering a dog is a personal decision. It does not make the dog a different breed (ie. make a male APBT less dominate).
If you are interested in red nose Pit Bull puppies for sale in California email tim@humboldtpitbulls.com., or you may call Tim at (707)822-2343 .
