Some Origional Razors Edge Dogs - Go Pitbull .com

BedlamBully · 07-24-2008, 07:39 PM

For those of you with RE dogs in your lines here are some of the first RE dogs.

GR.CH. RAZORS EDGE SADEY'S PADDINGTON

GR CH RAZORS EDGE THROWIN KNUCKLES (UKC)

CH RAZORS EDGE RAZZLE DAZZLE

CH RAZORSEDGE JAZZY JEWELZ

CH RAZORS EDGE INNA RAGE

Just a couple of the origional Razors Edge dogs. Once upon a time they actually did thing with their dogs, and they didn't look half bad. They are AmStaff/ABPT Crosses at this point.

pitbulllover27870 · 07-24-2008, 07:53 PM

haha my pup looks just like throwing knuckles

NesOne · 07-24-2008, 08:22 PM

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Originally Posted by pitbulllover27870

haha my pup looks just like throwing knuckles

lol, and mine like Jazzy Jewels.

cane76 $Infractions Award$ · 07-24-2008, 09:03 PM

f.y.i,
throwing knuckles was not bred by david wilson,thats just foundation stock,not r.e breeding
either way i found these dogs quite nice[yes i said it]
gooti/r.e

BedlamBully · 07-24-2008, 09:34 PM

HOly god it Arnold reincarnated as a dog!

Patch-O-Pits · 07-24-2008, 10:05 PM

I wanted to add there are quite a few dogs older dogs that carry the RE name that are not "actually" of that line but the start to it. The dogs in the beginning that were used are very different from what is being produced by the newer stock IMO.

Putting a kennel name in front of a dog or breeding a couple of times doesn't make it from that kennels bloodline. It can be confusing and misleading if you don't know what is behind the dogs.

Knuckles and Rage are siblings

Knuckles
http://www.apbt.online-pedigrees.com...p?dog_id=40427

Rage
http://www.apbt.online-pedigrees.com...p?dog_id=77072

GR CH Razor's Edge Sadey's Paddington
http://www.highrollerkennels.com/dogfinderpaddington

I think CH RAZORS EDGE RAZZLE DAZZLE is off of Knuckles and Sadey's Paddington

american_pit13 · 07-25-2008, 12:27 AM

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Thats an awesome lookin dog

MADBood · 07-25-2008, 02:33 AM

now that's an ambully to be proud of. If only ambully breeders, or the abkc used dogs like these as thier conformation standard.......

jbh38 · 07-25-2008, 03:52 AM

Knuckles and Rage are Amstaffs, but Knuckles is a hell of a dog, he really is the whole package, I love that dog. Cairo was a beautiful dog, we bred Ninja to Cairo once, it didn't take, I wish it would have, they would have been beautiful dogs. There are a lot of nice dogs behind Razor Edge. Believe it or not, Dave really knows bloodlines, he can look at pedigrees and tell you just what you will get. He used to have breedings planned out years in advance.

Patch, you have been around long enough (I think) to remember the days of Dave and Jeannie and Charles and Deandre and Jake and Warren and all the other idiots (meant in a nice way...lol) out there, everyone having fun. Razor Edge didn't always have the negativity around it that it does now. I kinda miss those days....Now Charles and Deandre have staffies, Jeannie doesn't do anything anymore, saw Jake the other day and he is doing something besides pit bulls now and we went more to the weight pull lines and so many other people have went in other directions, oh well, everything changes.

TheBoss · 07-25-2008, 05:37 AM

Correct me if I am wrong but I did hear that the original owner of the RE kennel's wife was a UKC judge and pretty much championed all of there early dogs. I may be spouting

but that is just what I heard.

jbh38 · 07-25-2008, 11:51 AM

Jeannie was not his wife, but they were together for a quite a while. The dogs did champion out, but not early for any reason other than they deserved it, I mean they usually championed in a few shows, but that is because they are really good dogs. There are still dogs out there off the old stuff that show UKC and AKC. Oh, and Jeannie is not a judge either, she is just good and knows how to handle a dog in and out of the ring. Jeannie is a great person, and very knowledgeable herself on the bloodlines, it's ashame she doesn't do much anymore, but circumstances happen. When her and Dave split up, she took Knuckles and a son of Cairo with her, Knuckles lived her with us for a while until she got settled and could take him with her, that's why I am biased with Knuckles, he is a beautiful dog with an amazing personality.

pitbull1435 (Got the BAN STICK) · 07-25-2008, 12:47 PM

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Originally Posted by cane76

f.y.i,
throwing knuckles was not bred by david wilson,thats just foundation stock,not r.e breeding
either way i found these dogs quite nice[yes i said it]
gooti/r.e

lol they are on steroids

Patch-O-Pits · 07-25-2008, 12:56 PM

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There are a lot of nice dogs behind Razor Edge.

I agree behind some of the peds are some nice dogs.

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Patch, you have been around long enough (I think) to remember the days of Dave and Jeannie and Charles and Deandre and Jake and Warren and all the other idiots (meant in a nice way...lol) out there, everyone having fun.

I just saw Deandre and his family recently at some UKC shows.
What is Jake up to now? If you see him tell him I said, hello.

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Razor Edge didn't always have the negativity around it that it does now. I kinda miss those days....

Very true. I think that really has to do with the direction the line went.

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Now Charles and Deandre have staffies,

I noticed quite a few of the people that were around with APBTs when I started have gone to staffy bulls

american_pit13 · 07-25-2008, 07:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Patch-O-Pits

I think that really has to do with the direct the line went.

A lot of people seem to not realize its not the line name that makes the dog but what direction the breeder went in. You could have two totally different style dogs coming from one line due to how they took that breeding.

Patch-O-Pits · 07-25-2008, 09:18 PM

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Originally Posted by american_pit13

A lot of people seem to not realize its not the line name that makes the dog but what direction the breeder went in. You could have two totally different style dogs coming from one line due to how they took that breeding.

Absolutely