Focus on the future, for everything is history.
IMPERIOS KENNEL’S CH LA DENTISTA I took a first peek at her when she was about 14 months old. she started out as a little better than average in most areas, but i was always impressed with how smart she was and how great she moved around the pit. As schooling progressed she continued to improve very rapidly, her mouth went from average to some serious 9 or 10 and she began...
GEIST’S EASY Easy’s story for me began back in the summer of 1984 while browsing through the August 1982 issue of the Pit Bull Gazette. On page thirty-seven a breeder named Kent Reid had two litters of pups advertised for sale. For some reason the pedigree of the “Pups Soon” caught my eye. I guess what caught my eye, right then and there, and made me decide that I had to have one of these...
HIDDEN HOLLOW’S CH DUSTY SDJ CH Dusty won her three shows in one year and four months time, also slowing down to have a litter of pups in this time. Todd and I never realized how much we had asked of her until a few days after her Championship show. We set up her first into our good friend Confederate States of America with his Crazy Bitch 1X Winner. We never looked at...
HOOTEN’S SPIDER When I was nine years old, my father and I had gone to see Maurice Carver for some reason or another. I was walking around his yard and noticed some twelve week old pups in a pen. I was captivated and knew that I had to have one. I had worked some summer chores around the house and had managed to save $13.00. I had no idea how much the dogs...
HEADHUNTER’S CH SOLUTION I am not much on writing but this is more or less the story on Headhunter’s Champion Solution. When I got Dracula who is the sire to Solution, I was kind of new to the dog game. Dracula was a 2 1/2-week-old puppy when I got him, so of course I had to bottle raise him. As a result of having to constantly feed this pup...
SONNY’S GRAND CHAMPION SHEP Shep’s first match was into Keith’s Blackie at 37 pounds. It only lasted :16 as Shep went right through his opponent. Number two was into Mark’s Billy a 1X winner at 39 pounds and the result was the same as the first match; Shep won at :26 as Shep got busy in the stifles from the jump. After winning these two it was time to go after some real competition, it was to...
GRAND CHAMPION MELONHEAD When you are a beginner in the dog game every dog you hear about winning a few matches is considered a great dog, especially if the dog is from the bloodline of your choice. When I was just starting out in the game a few years ago, I was criticized for thinking this way about a dog called Melonhead. Melonhead had won three matches, but in my mind he was not getting...
