He is a very pretty dog. I've never seen him in person but from his stats he is a big boy. For a dagger dog he's aight...lol ....j/k...He is a good looking dog.
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Thank you Bruce Don't worry about the kidding. I don't participate in the Dagger Vs. Whopper debate. I believe both lines have produced and will continue to produce great dogs. I have friends with Whopper dogs and I prefer having good friends over heated arguements. At least over something like this.
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We are thinking about breeding him next year to make sure we get some of his offspring just in case anything were to happen. We had a female that was everything an APBT was supposed to be. But we did not breed her as we were holding off thinking we had plenty of time and did not want to put puppies out without being ready or having homes lined up. Then we lost her in an unfortunate accident. I now say that if I have a dog that I want to keep the blood alive, that I will not make that mistake again. I am even thinking about having Hoss and Spook collected and pay to have the semen frozen/stored to make sure.
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No really I didn't mean anything behind that at ALL! I really like your boy, he is a wonderful looking dog. I actually have a blue fawn that is out of whopper stuff and I love the color of the dog too. To be honest the only thing I haven't liked in the past about a lot of dagger dogs is their head shape. Now their are so many out there that you can pretty much find what you want and wouldn't know the bloodlines until you read it on the pedigree. He sure is a big Ol' boy though!
The biggest dog I've ever seen is person is Bates Mr. Rip and was pretty dang impressive....I haven't seen sticker or any others that are larger but I know that more than 100lbs is more than I need!
I have trouble dealing with and training some dogs that are 50lbs! I couldn't imagine a hard headed 140lb. pit bull!
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Don't worry about the kidding. I don't participate in the Dagger Vs. Whopper debate. I believe both lines have produced and will continue to produce great dogs. I have friends with Whopper dogs and I prefer having good friends over heated arguements. At least over something like this.