Greetings from The Gambia, West Africa... Thanks very much Mr Robinson for the wealth of knowledge you have been sharing with people all over the world. I enjoy your direct approach and how clearly you explain things... topics like genetics, linebreeding and a lot more about dogs, I now know thanks to you. Remain safe sir.
This man is a great teacher and breeder we should be thank ful we got a guy like this willing to spread the knowledge down to the next generation of breeders ppl like this is why the working dog will never die 👍👍👍👌
Blesseding the internet with knowledge now keeping secrets I've learned this in person over the years under your tutelage you the best and most consistent ever when it comes to these bandogs crazy how I've been blessed to learn from some absolute greats in my life and I'm only 35
Wow , thank you for this information, the education is very valuable, truly these dogs scare me a. bit but after this talk I see the prey dog is a better choice for a family pet, and not always trying to dominate at every opportunity like a German Sheppard ( they can be a total pain in the but). This concept is a bit confusing for the every day person like myself. you explained it so well.
American Sentinel. Mr. Lee Robinson. You got my respect and admiration, pls, create you K9s. To be the same reliable family protection dogs until 100 years in the fiture
This breed seems like it'd be ideal, I love mastiffs but they just take so long to mature, are prone to lots of health problems and don't tend to live very long. The scatter bred and F1 bandogs I've known were very inconsistent, I once knew a litter of F1 bulldog x presas from very good performing parents. I knew one dog from that litter which ended up nearly killing it's owner for no apparent reason and a bitch that was too soft to be of any use. If I could find a good line bred bandog where I live I'd be very happy.
