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Blue American Pitbull Terrier
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08-10-2010 6:28pm#1
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Not being smart but why blue? Why a pit and not a staffie?
Have you tried rescue centres around your area - a bit North of Kerry is EGAR for instance ...Not helpful at all sorry but im shamelessly goin to plug this little cutie staffie
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TBH Blue APBT are VERY VERY rare to come across in Ireland. A Blue staffy would be far easier to get. But if its an APBT you want maybe to could go for another colour? TBH its not their colour thats gets your heart its their personality
Their are so many APBT in shelters and pounds that would love a new home 0 -
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TBH Blue APBT are VERY VERY rare to come across in Ireland. A Blue staffy would be far easier to get. But if its an APBT you want maybe to could go for another colour? TBH its not their colour thats gets your heart its their personality Their are so many APBT in shelters and pounds that would love a new home
Hi TaraR,
I already have an APBT called Roxie and your right about their personality:). I'm definately going to get a male and I'm really not too fussed about the colour but did notice that blue ones are quiet rare. I would also get one from a pound but would prefer a young pup so as to be sure that they are properly socialised. Maybe i'll check some pounds anyway:)0 -
kerryman10 wrote: »Hi TaraR,
I already have an APBT called Roxie and your right about their personality:). I'm definately going to get a male and I'm really not too fussed about the colour but did notice that blue ones are quiet rare. I would also get one from a pound but would prefer a young pup so as to be sure that they are properly socialised. Maybe i'll check some pounds anyway:)
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We have loads of great topics to choose from and very friendly people on board
We also have a Pack Walk coming up this month 0 -
Not being smart but why blue? Why a pit and not a staffie?
Have you tried rescue centres around your area - a bit North of Kerry is EGAR for instance ...
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Hi sligopark,
I'm not fussy on colour but the blue ones seem quiet rare so just curious really. Both pitbulls and staffies are wonderfull dogs but i'm after a male APBT for now as i have a bitch already. Will probably get a staffie sometime tho:)0 -
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kerryman10 wrote: »I'm definately going to get a male and I'm really not too fussed about the colour but did notice that blue ones are quiet rare. I would also get one from a pound but would prefer a young pup so as to be sure that they are properly socialised. Maybe i'll check some pounds anyway:)Gizmo (in pic) is male and for rehoming.
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The Sweeper wrote: »Is it wrong that I lolled at this?
Oh, the ironing...adrenalinjunkie wrote: »I don't know if it's wrong but I did too
:DMe too.0 -
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kerryman10 wrote: »Bring the dog to me and i'll look after it!
Ah sigh, I think not.
There are very few pb APBT in Ireland, most APBT I have seen here are SBT or AB crosses, quite ironically. The blue ABPT in the pic actually has papers since he was brought into the RoI.
Now I will go and have a good laugh. 0 -
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Ah sigh, I think not.
There are very few pb APBT in Ireland, most APBT I have seen here are SBT or AB crosses, quite ironically. The blue ABPT in the pic actually has papers since he was brought into the RoI.
Now I will go and have a good laugh.
how old is he?
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kerryman10 wrote: »I'm looking for an APBT or maybe a staffie...what breed is this?The blue ABPT in the pic actually has papers since he was brought into the RoI.
and so APBT
although this put down should have nailed itAhm, if you have to ask then obviously you don't know "your" own breed.how old is he?
i may have a home for this guy
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