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Oh dear, I stopped reading after this:

Ah It never changes In here, so nice to see the same ol same ol from the Pro Bsl folk

They turned out great! Really like that first one I tried It a while ago, but It never turned out that well, I don't think I used a great Image to begin with!.... It really does look awesome though

Oh yes lovely picture!............. How else can they back up their misconceptions to what they write to further demonize the APBT Morons, and yet more sheep who can't think for themselves!!

Yep, that's the one......Content-Aware Fill

I can, and quite frankly It's getting kinda scary And as always the responsible ones are the ones who always pay the price If they policed the laws that are already In place, with hefty fines for those that don't.....they wouldn't need to be adding more nonsense laws such as this one!

That would have taken me hours!! Lol Same here, and It still would have looked like a bad clone job! Something I just can't get the hang of, no matter how many times I try! It's a lovely pic btw

Well It's a cooking book! That's probably why Lovely pics all I'm so behind again and really lacking the motivation with my camera

Great pics! He's such a handsome boy Hope everything goes well for him with his op.

I would definately like to have the option to thanks them. I havent known anyone that has bought my stuff but wish I could. (except huga!) I would just keep it brief I use the journal feature, the last person who bought one of my T's was anon. but I wrote them a thank you In a journal and when they received the T, they did come In and let me know It was received. That's how I normally thank someone whether they're anon. or RB members

I think that's for cheques only, Minimum of $20 will be credited to either bank acc. or Pay pal

I like It Cute expression caught too

Plenty of pictures and Info on the net, then you can base your OWN opinion on them as It always will vary between different folks! The only deceivers are GCCC Maybe you don't remember the biggest blunder that was caught out Involving the 22 point checklist, and now you dare call this litigant, her advisers & supportersl will to blame. Fools, one & all....... What a joke!! GCCC are nothing but a bunch of fools themselves

Hey no apologies necessary Thanks for the Info, I went with white, and If they're quite thin, I will definitely frame, now just can't wait for It to arrive ETA: Hope your dad Is feeling much better too!

Only 3 days here, but I have 3 very Itchy dogs and one who's developed quite a large nasty hot spot on her face Looks like It's back to Dog Pro for my guys, with almost 20kgs of U/A now wasted Remember that U/A is higher in fat and protein than Great Barko, that could possibly be part of the issue as well. I have the opposite problem. A dog which itches on everything BUT U/A or G/B. I don't think It's so much the amount as the Dog Pro Is also high In protein, but more the source of protein that may be making them Itch

Oh ok, thanks for letting me know about the border and that I have to frame, and I'm glad to hear It looks good I think white will be the go :D

Thanks I can wait Did you put yours In a frame or just as Is? I was leaning towards blk, but maybe now I'll go the white as she does stand out more in It Thanks for the choices so far

That Is so NOT helping!! I have no probs about either one matching with anything :D

I have not heard about the AKC closing registration to dual dogs, but It would make sense If both clubs are following suit. There Is no mention of the UKC adding Am Staffs, I've been told this closing of regs. has probably been done for BSL reasons and maybe I'm thinking the need to try and keep these breeds separate

This will be my first purchase of a print, I'm going for the laminated one, but can't decide whether I want a Blk or Wht background so opinions most welcome to help me choose, also are the laminated prints nice, do they still need to go Into some sort of framing?? Much appreciated, this was done by another artist based on one of my pics! Such a tough decision Oh and I'm pretty sure those thin white borders are not part of what you get.

Um yes that would be I'm glad to hear she Is ok though

I would rush to a vet, If It's bloat you don't want to wait till morning, I hope she's going to be ok

Only 3 days here, but I have 3 very Itchy dogs and one who's developed quite a large nasty hot spot on her face ;) Looks like It's back to Dog Pro for my guys, with almost 20kgs of U/A now wasted For anyone who may be Interested and like me have a notorious poo eater she has actually stopped since being fed the Dog Pro and also on the U/A Before they were fed Bonnie, and she would be eating everyone's poo even when fed the expensive stuff Pro Plan, I only found this out by pure chance as they were out of Bonnie so had to get something else, and I was pleasantly surprised that she had stopped the awful habit.

Yet another poor pathetic finger blaming response from the sour lemon ;) It's obvious you can't see past this, so why do you even bother coming In here ETA: Continuing to blame the very people who have been and are still fighting hard In regards to BSL and for ALL dogs is very poor form, If you can't see that this is nothing other than a personal attack on one dog then you and the rest are not seeing the bigger picture.

Not any more If I'm reading this correctly Link UKC Single Registration Process for American Pit Bull Terriers to close April 30, 2010 Posted on 04/15/2010 Permanent Link For more information, contact [email protected] April 15, 2010, Kalamazoo, Michigan. The United Kennel Club announced today that effective April 30, 2010, the Single Registration process will be closed to American Pit Bull Terriers. Accordingly, the only APBTs that will be eligible for UKC Registration after April 30, 2010 are those who come from a UKC Registered Litter. All applications for APBT Single Registrations that are postmarked or hand delivered after April 30, 2010 will be denied. Also, effective April 19, 2010, TLs (Temporary Listings) will no longer be issued to APBTs. Decisions to open or close Single Registrations for each breed are made after careful consideration and input from the breed associations. It is important to note that this requirement is in no way unique to APBTs; in fact, the majority of UKC's most popular breeds have been closed to the Single Registration process for decades. In all cases, these decisions are made with the breed's gene pool in mind. For example, UKC may decide to keep a breed with a small number of registrations eligible for Single Registration to broaden the scope, health and vigor of a breed's gene pool. However, when a breed's gene pool is vibrant and plentiful enough for responsible breeders to have a large enough base of quality dogs to use in their breeding programs, it becomes a candidate to be limited to littered registered pups. The American Pit Bull Terrier has a historical and well-established gene pool. It was one of the fifteen breeds originally registered by the United Kennel Club when it was established in 1898. UKC founder Chauncey Bennett's own APBT, Bennett's Ring, represented one of the first dogs to be registered with UKC over a century ago. At this time, we owe it to this magnificent UKC breed to close the APBT Single Registration process, not for the benefit of UKC, but for the benefit of the breed. Established in 1898, the United Kennel Club is the largest all-breed performance-dog registry in the world, registering dogs from all 50 states and 25 foreign countries. More than 60 percent of its 14,000 annually licensed events are tests of hunting ability, training, and instinct. UNITED KENNEL CLUB prides itself on its family-oriented, friendly, educational events. To find out more about registration and events, call or visit our website. Phone: (269) 343-9020; Fax: (269) 343-7037; www.ukcdogs.com.Established in 1898, the United Kennel Club is the largest all-breed performance-dog registry in the world, registering dogs from all 50 states and 25 foreign countries. More than 60 percent of its 14,000 annually licensed events are tests of hunting ability, training, and instinct. UNITED KENNEL CLUB prides itself on its family-oriented, friendly, educational events. To find out more about registration and events, call or visit our website. Phone: (269) 343-9020; Fax: (269) 343-7037; www.ukcdogs.com.