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"We blended different breeds together to obtain certain desired traits. The American pit bull terrier was one of the breeds whose lineage is in the background of this breed, but it is by no means the only breed behind it.
Even the part of the lineage that is American pit bull terrier stems from United Kennel Club-registered conformation show dogs! There is also an American Kennel Club-registered show breed in the lineage of this breed called the American Staffordshire terrier. Some breeders even included some bulldog lineage into their breeding. This breed has been established for over 10 years now."
ok so the bolded section had me wondering because its kind of an ambiguous statement given they used apbt and am staff but he doesnt say its the only 2 in this article, but previously he's said that they only used am staffs and apbts. could he have possibly used sbt? which would have brought shorter slightly wider pups? to me it seems like an sbtxapbt or sbtxam staff cross would be more likely to produce shorter bullier dogs than an apbtxam staff cross would.
Even the part of the lineage that is American pit bull terrier stems from United Kennel Club-registered conformation show dogs! There is also an American Kennel Club-registered show breed in the lineage of this breed called the American Staffordshire terrier. Some breeders even included some bulldog lineage into their breeding. This breed has been established for over 10 years now."
ok so the bolded section had me wondering because its kind of an ambiguous statement given they used apbt and am staff but he doesnt say its the only 2 in this article, but previously he's said that they only used am staffs and apbts. could he have possibly used sbt? which would have brought shorter slightly wider pups? to me it seems like an sbtxapbt or sbtxam staff cross would be more likely to produce shorter bullier dogs than an apbtxam staff cross would.