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- By pinklilies Date 03.04.08 17:48 UTC
RACH85
you said in your post  - "like Christine who mentioned earlier that it is ONLY ever used for dog fighting "

I have thoroughly re read all the posts by Christine and I have copied and pasted part of her statement -  "to me it smacks of dog fighting equipment."

Maybe I have a sight defect, or am not literate enough to be able to read, but no where can I find the statement that you claim she made, about them "only being made for fighting". "smacking of dog fighting equipment" does not mean the same thing AT ALL.

I really dont think it is of any help on any thread if people fib about the content of others posts, in order to try and support their own point. Please could all posters beware of  misquoting others. It's only fair.
- By ChristineW Date 03.04.08 17:54 UTC
Thanks pinklillies.

In advance, I accept your apology Rach85 when you make it public.
- By belgian bonkers Date 03.04.08 18:12 UTC
I'm pointing out my dogs are FIT NOT FAT!!!!  Without the need of a springpole!  Not replying to any more posts as this is just getting argumentative and that was not the intention!
- By dollface Date 04.04.08 00:04 UTC
I had a rope tied to my tree last year and my boston's would jump up and grab it, hang and shake for a bit, they just loved it. Kinda like they took turns having fun. I have even held the dog rope and they dangled from it- they just love these games and tugawar. But when I say play time is done its done and the toy is put away, mind you the dog rope is always on the floor cause they play tug with each other or they floss their teeth :)
- By dollface Date 04.04.08 00:28 UTC
Rach85   , they are always into something, toys are destroyed and often expensive (top of range toys) and bones last seconds,

Have you tried Galo, Big Bones and black Kongs? I found these to work great with our Wolf/Rott (R.I.P) especially the Big Bone and my bro agrees that seems to work the best with his Pit she doesn't seem to go threw them as fast. Dozer our Boston can go threw a Black kong in a month to a couple of weeks he turns it into a Nub- I dunno he just loves them. My crew goes threw bones like crazy but i found these to last the longest out of all of them :)
- By pepsi1 Date 04.04.08 07:14 UTC
Mine love kongs they all have the black one, i need to replace them every few weeks as they destroy them :-) but they are the only thing thats lasts for a whie.
- By Rach85 [gb] Date 04.04.08 07:19 UTC Edited 04.04.08 07:21 UTC
I really dont think it is of any help on any thread if people fib about the content of others posts, in order to try and support their own point. Please could all posters beware of  misquoting others. It's only fair

Fair? Is it fair that I come on here simply asking about spring poles and get all this rubbish about how I may be using it for dog fighting and that is all its used for? That isnt fair either is it?
To ask me ''why would you want to build the front up anyway?' is a suspicious comment and implying dog fighting or some other misdeed, I dont appreciate even the insinuation that I may use it for dog fighting and had no idea in the first place it was used as a tool for that purpose.

Next time I will not bother asking a simple query as most on here (apart from staffy owners it would seem) seems to instantly presume the worst and accuse or insinuate something rather then giving helpful advice to a fellow poster who has said in the past I do not condone any form of animal cruelty and that includes dog fighting, so why one earth was this even brought up when I was simply asking where I could get one from.

*edited* Thanks Dollface, will try giving those a go! :)
- By pepsi1 Date 04.04.08 07:29 UTC
Rach i bought trixi the smallest kong (its pink :-) ) but you can get blue and she loves it, i bought the puppy paste to go in it and she spends ages playing with it, it kept her occupied on her long journey home when we got her.
- By Rach85 [gb] Date 04.04.08 07:32 UTC
I have had the coloured ones before, was thinking maybe the black ones are extra strong or something? Not seen a black one in our local pet shops.
We are going this weekend to get some more puppy stuff (who hoo!) so will have a look, cheers dude :)
- By pepsi1 Date 04.04.08 07:36 UTC
The black ones are good for when they are older as they are made stronger and iv only seen them in medium large and extra large, the pup wont be able to chew through a small one yet, trixi has a small pink one and a medium pink one and the other 3 have the large black ones, they are in pets at home for about £12 i think, i got mine off ebay slightly cheaper and it helps as i had to buy 3 :-)
- By Rach85 [gb] Date 04.04.08 07:41 UTC
Mitz always gets through the coloured ones, so will see they have a Black one this weekend for her, she will love it if it can sustain her mad chewing lol
Turbo will have a small blue one as it did Mitz really well when she was a puppy (she had a pink one tho :) ), quite irratic on the bouncing as well arent they lol
- By ChristineW Date 04.04.08 07:45 UTC

> Fair? Is it fair that I come on here simply asking about spring poles and get all this rubbish about how I may be using it for dog fighting and that is all its used for? That isnt fair either is it?
>


Point me in the direction of where anyone has accused YOU that you might want it for dog fighting?  Again, re-reading something what wasn't there.
- By pepsi1 Date 04.04.08 07:45 UTC
Mia is usually the first to get through hers it takes about 3-4 weeks though where as with the normal ones it will take her about a hour, i have a pic some where i will send you it :-)
- By Rach85 [gb] Date 04.04.08 07:59 UTC
Christine Im not gonna argue with you I cant be bothered.
The insuation was more the enough even if I wasnt accused and read it wrong, no one has that right to even insuate It may be used for dog fighting or unfit purposes if it is being purchased by me, theres just no need. it didnt have to even be brought up at all did it?

Anyway, just looked at those pics, the little buggers!!! lol
Thats the carnage Mitz leaves behind as well lol
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 04.04.08 08:03 UTC
It's always good to be aware that it's known that a small minority of people use them to build up their dogs' musculature for dubious purposes.
- By pepsi1 Date 04.04.08 08:05 UTC
There terrible with toys lol but the black kongs are definatly worth the money.
- By Rach85 [gb] Date 04.04.08 08:08 UTC
I agree with you JG no doubt about that, its just some people have a way of saying it in an offensive way or an insinuating way, maybe its because its on forum and comes across wrong or something, anyway we dont even know if we are getting one! lol

Think Im gonna deffo invest in a black kong tho :)
- By pepsi1 Date 04.04.08 08:11 UTC
If some one was to look in my garden they wouldnt see the springpole but if friends ever ask what its for i just tell them its a toy, as to me that is what it is, i dont use it to bulk my dogs up, i like my dogs to have a bit of muscle but not over doing it and most of there muscle comes from walks/runs the springpole is just another toy to play with to stop them getting bored of doing the same thing all the time, and my dogs never hang off tree's or sticks or anything like that, i dont think they could HANG even if they wanted too as my springpole is low and there feet dont leave the floor.
At the end of the day each to there own some people will use them some wont but the only time i think it is wrong is if its used for the wrong reasons.
- By Rach85 [gb] Date 04.04.08 08:22 UTC
Wish everyone thought along them lines!!
Nicely put :)
- By ChristineW Date 04.04.08 17:49 UTC

> its just some people have a way of saying it in an offensive way or an insinuating way,


Now refresh my memory on some of the comments you have made previously?     How many dogs have you actually owned?
- By dollface Date 05.04.08 00:05 UTC
I know the Kongs come in 3 different sizes I believe- def go for the biggest one- my Boston chews up the middle size one, think next time Iam gonna go for the biggest one :)
- By APBT06 [us] Date 10.03.21 12:15 UTC Edited 11.03.21 11:37 UTC
Staffordshires are a different breed then APBT and we all know apbt were bred to fight each other and other animals. A lot of people use these dogs to catch hogs where guns are not aloud they need to be as strong and in shape as possible. The dogs are more likely to be aggressive if they keep all of there energy pent up inside. A tired dog is a happy dog, they are a good tool for any high energy breed with prey drive. Pitbulls have terrier in them. A little rat terrier would do the same excact thing. Yes it strengthens muscles and builds drive that’s kind of the point though. Some people that fight dogs  also use treadmills to build stamina yet they are also  tool for an energetic dog. Treadmill don’t teach them to fight do they?
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