allsierra123
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That is true it's basic genetics.
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Chuck, Ace and I know each other for a long time and we have this same argument over and over... he states that the "Fila" does not breed to a consistent type because it is still evolving...another words the breed itself has not been established, right? because as we all know there is no breed w/o consistency, correct? If you look at multiple non cafib kennels you will find multiple "types" even within one kennel...this is just unacceptable. there is only one type the Fila Brasileiro, if the others are part fila or variants then they need to get registered as such.
Not necessarily true Juan the Cane, Presa, apbt and many many other breeds have types within there breed and those are way more established breeds.... that's how I feel it is anyway of course it needs to quack like a fila but there are different types of the fila even within the cafib there are visual differences...I could care less about the purity of a working dog though....
Not necessarily true Juan the Cane, Presa, apbt and many many other breeds have types within there breed and those are way more established breeds.... that's how I feel it is anyway of course it needs to quack like a fila but there are different types of the fila even within the cafib there are visual differences...I could care less about the purity of a working dog though....
Ace, we had a HUGE and amicable discussion about this several months ago with Zero issues. CAFIB is not homogenous? please show me the different "types" of CAFIB please. and please dont post pics of puppies next to adults like others do. If you want I can show you the differences between bloodlines and such but those are not considered different types... ie, some bloodlines have more beautiful heads like Amparo others have stronger heads like ibituruna, some have larger type dogs and some smaller etc but always the proportions should be the same and always in balance with the overall size of the dog and always within the actual standard.