Pitbull for protection

simonb101 wrote:

celticpitbulls wrote:

simonb101 wrote:Cheers people for all the info. Would anyone be interested in getting a walk going down around the midlands just tought it mite be an idea its hard for everyo9ne to get to dublin

hi simon unfortunately we hold our walks here in Dublin for now as we don't have the body's to attend walks elsewhere at the moment, because of this we can't facilitate a walk in the midlands just now but hopefully when we get more organized we will do our best to organize something, any events/venues we organize has to be approved and attended by an admin from IPBTA

Hi celtic eamo posted this on my tread i tought a meet up outside the dublin would be ok

For members living to far for dublin walks
by Admin on Wed Apr 14, 2010 1:02 am

.Due to members on the board that cant make the Dublin walks/meetups we are pleased to inform you that we have made the Decision to allow you to post up a meetup/walk in your area here on the forum. Until we find a proper solution, we canot facilitate these walks outside of Dublin. As Celticpitbulls just explained to you


Members should PM details and receive permission to post such adds/Events
Members should agree that true all your events that you take into consideration the general public and to avoid places that can cause harm to your members their dogs at your event. Most importantly Always be aware of the law's in your area.

These guidelines are designed to encourage responsible ownership. Pit Bull owners today face extraordinary challenges as this breed copes with the negative image caused by the minority of others. All events organised require dedicated, responsible and knowledgeable owners always, but especially so today given the current circumstances surrounding the breed.The Pit Bull owner should always be aware that, just as their Pit Bull represents the breed to the public, they themselves represent Pit Bull owners to the public. A Pit Bull owner should always be a polite source of accurate information on the breed and publicly conduct themselves in a respectful, responsible fashion.

kasovitz wrote:what YUO thinking about cao ,anatolian kangal ,dogo argentino and bully kutta -this type of dog are bigest like ast and ireland s pit bull s
in my country we know only pit s from uk and ast and pits from usa
and some owner s are stupid
dont socializzing a dogs and all kind ast and pit have in this moment bad opinion

mybigtoe wrote:a friend of mine has a central asian ovtcharka, he is one bad ass you can keep ur rottie ,dob or pit, this is a serious bit of kit, he got him from a person that didn't actually realise wot they had until the dog started to grow [IMG][You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] class

celticpitbulls wrote:

mybigtoe wrote:a friend of mine has a central asian ovtcharka, he is one bad ass you can keep ur rottie ,dob or pit, this is a serious bit of kit, he got him from a person that didn't actually realise wot they had until the dog started to grow [IMG][You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] class

i dont think these kind of comments are of any use or educational to members here, a dog is a dog its not about how macho they are or what dog is better for the job, for gods sake this is why we have so many problems with breeds, bottom line is what ever dog you choose will look out for you, respect you, love you and protect you, its not the dog that needs to be trained its the owners knowledge that will active what you are looking for in your dog regardless of their breed.

celticpitbulls wrote:im not having a go at you but i don't think there is many meaning or lingo that refers to a (bad ass dog!) i also don't think Simon is looking for just a dog for guarding he also wants the dog to be a house pet while doing so, a strong protective dog of its human companion with very good guarding instincts of its surroundings is in all breeds out there, its their pack mentality to protect their environment and their pack.