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Old 10-06-2005, 07:48 PM
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Someone told me about this breed. He said its some kind of pit. Does anyone have info and pics on this breed. If it is a breed. Thanks
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Old 10-06-2005, 08:20 PM
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There is something called a red nose pitbull. I don't know if that is what your friend was trying to say... I've never heard of a red DEVIL pitbull.... unless the person saying it doesn't like them.

I found this... it's a breeder. They are breeding red nose pitbulls and their kennel name is Bryant's Red Devils.
http://www.bryantsreddevils.com/
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Thanks for the website info. But I ask the same question and he said it was a breed called the red devil. I don't think there is a such breed but he promises to it.
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This is a little off subject but there is no way I would buy a pit from that breeder....all the pictures of those pits with huge heavy chains on them chained up outside with nothing but dirt under them. Even the puppy pics of the parents show them on huge chains. And they say they breed for high prey drive.
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Old 10-06-2005, 09:11 PM
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I couldn't agree more! I hate seeing dogs treated that way... especially when they already have a bad rep. to begin with. I think it's people like them that are promoting the pits bad rep. I grew up around a lot of pits... a bunch of my aunts and uncles had them. They were all great dogs.

I hated posting it, but I was trying to show that it was a kennel, not a breed. I don't believe there is a breed called a Red Devil and I think your friend really doesn't know what he's talking about. I know a lot of people like that. They believe they are right without any proof backing them up and won't listen to someone who has the right info... not saying your friend is like that, I just know people like that.

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This is a little off subject but there is no way I would buy a pit from that breeder....all the pictures of those pits with huge heavy chains on them chained up outside with nothing but dirt under them. Even the puppy pics of the parents show them on huge chains. And they say they breed for high prey drive.
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actually towrads the bottom of the page it says "we do not deal with the red devil bloodline" so i guess there is something as a red devil pit.
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I looked on the internet and all I could find on "red devil pitbulls" were references to bloodlines...
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It seems ok for alot of Pit people to chain their dogs like that and adverstise it, however responsible Pit breeders will tell you that's a good sign that they fight their dogs.(Heavy chain increases neck muscle)
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rottiegirl-It is a good sign if irresponsoble people chain there dogs up, and fight there dogs?

That does not seem particularly correct.
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It's not a "good" sign that they chain up their dogs... it's a "good sign" that they are fighting their pits.

She's saying that many people who fight their dogs chain them up, but not that it's a good thing.

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