The Working Pit Bull *Video*

[Danegirl2208]

Here is a new video I put together over the past few days...i wasn't all that thrilled with the end result but thought i'd share anyways hope you enjoy it!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btMoqE-ZKrQ

a little better quaility video can be found here if you'd prefer:
http://www.vimeo.com/2077942

 

[Zoom]

Awesome video! Really captures all they're capable of and I especially like the flyball one; shows that they can be in a "high drive" and not be the out of control "psychos" the media likes to portray them as.

 

[pacopoe]

That was great! For some reason I was most impressed with the plain ol' obedience work and the herding :lol-sign:

Seriously good job editing... it's the hardest and most thankless part of film making (kind of like being the drummer in a band)!

 

[Danegirl2208]

That was great! For some reason I was most impressed with the plain ol' obedience work and the herding :lol-sign:

Seriously good job editing... it's the hardest and most thankless part of film making (kind of like being the drummer in a band)!

Thanks! I actually wasn't too happy with the editing... glad to hear it isn't all that bad lol.

 

[mrose_s]

That was brilliant...

Gave me shivers than made me cry

God I hope we don't loose these dogs.

 

[Renee750il]

Really excellent; you caught so much diversity.

I'd like to see ANY hockey mom do all THAT - with or without lipstick :rofl1:

 

[perla123]

Wow that was an awsome video. You catch all the things that people don't see in these wonderful dog. I love it

 

[smkie]

WOw that was just excellent!!!!!!!

 

[Squishy22]

Awesome video!! I also loved the herding part. A pit bull herding?!?! LOL. These dogs can do anything. I always love the spring pole shots. Shows how athletic they are. Nothing less than AMAZING.

 

[darkchild16]

Awesome video!! I also loved the herding part. A pit bull herding?!?! LOL. These dogs can do anything. I always love the spring pole shots. Shows how athletic they are. Nothing less than AMAZING.

They actually were a herding/driving breed when they were created as well.Not many people know that though.

 

[Squishy22]

They actually were a herding/driving breed when they were created as well.Not many people know that though.

Really. I did not know that! Very interesting.

 

[darkchild16]

yep, My old boy J.D. did all the herding and driving on the ranch and we had a few that would help him as well.

 

[youbetcha1018]

Excellent video! I hope this might change other people's views about this dog. I love it!

 

[Danegirl2208]

I'd like to see ANY hockey mom do all THAT - with or without lipstick :rofl1:

:rofl1:




thanks you all!

 

[Bahamutt99]

They actually were a herding/driving breed when they were created as well.Not many people know that though.

I don't normally blindly agree with anyone, but I subscribe to the Diane Jessup school of thought on this one. They were more stock control than stock moving. Conquer the bull. Not move him along with a nip. JMO.

Re: the video, I already gave my opinion on TPBP. Good job.

 

[darkchild16]

That is mainly but they were also used to move, BTW I love Diane Jessup.

 

[Kayla]

Brilliant Video! Great job. I loved how you captured the versatility of this fantastic this breed is. It's videos like this, that helps inspire and educate the general public, and I don't care if there are already a million out there, thank you so much for contributing.

I agree with the poster who said I hope we don't loose these dogs-