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Only Known Photo Of Sallie, Civil War
1865."Sallie" The Regimental Mascot
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The Pit Bull became
the United States of America’s favorite dog
for a time. They represented sturdy and Dependable
in advertisements for Buster Brown shoes. RCA
used a Pit Bull named Nipper to illustrate
that the phonograph.
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RCA used a Pit Bull named
Nipper to illustrate that the phonograph, due
to the clarity of sound, could even fool a Pit
Bull.
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Pit Bulls were so well thought
of they were on the cover of Life Magazine as
the all-American dog!
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Lt. Stubby
WWI canine hero. Most decorated dog in
history!
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Another
gambling activity that was popular with the
people of the time but never gained the
attention of the upper class, partially
because it was not done out in full public
view, and involved a creature not considered
as noble as a bull, and thus its true
significance to the development of the breed
is not recognized was pit ratting.
"The rat pit consisted of an enclosure
about six feet in diameter, with wooden sides
at elbow height and a rim for the clients to
lean on. Into this pit they tipped rats. They
then put the dog into the pit to dispatch a
given number of rats in a set time.
Enthusiasts would take bets on the
proceedings. Various terrier type dogs,
including the black and tan competed in the
rat pits. Rat pits were found in most
cities and large towns.
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Petey
and the lil
rascals
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