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Old 07-24-2010, 11:24 PM   #1
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Default What is this red nose/blue nose?
I see people in here all the time saying "I have a blue nose pit" or "its a red nose blue nose cross" etc. Wouldn't it just be an american pit bull terrier? I don't understand why people use these nose colors as types they are just colors are they not?

I do know about OFRN, but I have a strong feeling most of these red dogs people call "red nose" are not true OFRN dogs. What do you make of this?
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Old 07-24-2010, 11:33 PM   #2
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People who say that usually are new to the breed and have been sold some lies from some BYBers, who either don't understand or just try to make money off of saying that a Blue Pit is a breed, or that a Red nose and Blue nose are two different breeds. It is usually just misinformed people.

Sometimes, though, it is just someone using the term to describe their dog physically.
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Old 07-24-2010, 11:36 PM   #3
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People who say that usually are new to the breed and have been sold some lies from some BYBers, who either don't understand or just try to make money off of saying that a Blue Pit is a breed, or that a Red nose and Blue nose are two different breeds. It is usually just misinformed people.

Sometimes, though, it is just someone using the term to describe their dog physically.
I agree it usually is people who don't know any better I just figured since they are on PBC they would be educated a little more on it. Maybe its just the newbies on here I have seen using these terms.
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Old 07-24-2010, 11:36 PM   #4
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i agree.alot of people say that they have a red nose blue nosed mix when the dog is a pitbull.to me it's alot easier saying i pitbull with a blue nose and so on.
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Old 07-24-2010, 11:36 PM   #5
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red nose,blue nose, black nose, pink nose, purple nose, it's all just the color of the dog.

Just because a dog is red doesn't mean it comes from OFRN, just means you have a red dog...

I love the look of red dogs though, along with brindles.
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Old 07-24-2010, 11:38 PM   #6
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When I say Bubba has a red nose, I mean just that, his nose is red... it's just a physical description. Like saying he is chocolate and white.
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Old 07-24-2010, 11:46 PM   #7
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Not to be totally off topic but I've seen people say OFRN before hen talking about red dogs but I'm not sure what exactly it means, could anyone explain?
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Old 07-24-2010, 11:48 PM   #8
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Not to be totally off topic but I've seen people say OFRN before hen talking about red dogs but I'm not sure what exactly it means, could anyone explain?
It means 'old family red nose.'
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Old 07-25-2010, 12:12 AM   #9
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Not to be totally off topic but I've seen people say OFRN before hen talking about red dogs but I'm not sure what exactly it means, could anyone explain?
Old family red nose it is a line in the breed (there are also different OFRN lines). Having a dog from a certain line like OFRN is different from just having a red dog with a red nose. Some people say red nose for short when they speak about OFRN.
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Old 07-25-2010, 01:16 AM   #10
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I believe reds and blues are different,
not only because of color in the nose but because of the line the dog comes from. And the entire look of the dogs are different.

Most red blooded dogs are working dogs, like pulling or catch dogs,
and most blues are over rated show dogs with no confermation.

Not all people are dog men and women and understand the difference in these dogs saying red nose/blue nose is another way to describe there dog or any dog they see in general.
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Old 07-25-2010, 01:30 AM   #11
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I believe reds and blues are different,
not only because of color in the nose but because of the line the dog comes from. And the entire look of the dogs are different.

Most red blooded dogs are working dogs, like pulling or catch dogs,
and most blues are over rated show dogs with no confermation.

Not all people are dog men and women and understand the difference in these dogs saying red nose/blue nose is another way to describe there dog or any dog they see in general.
Color of dogs should have nothing to do with what they do. A black dog can work and/or be a show dog. Plus "blue" dogs are dilute blacks and can come from "red blooded" dogs - not exactly sure what you mean by that. Didn't know there were different colors of blood...
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Old 07-25-2010, 01:31 AM   #12
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I believe reds and blues are different,
not only because of color in the nose but because of the line the dog comes from. And the entire look of the dogs are different.

Most red blooded dogs are working dogs, like pulling or catch dogs,
and most blues are over rated show dogs with no confermation.

Not all people are dog men and women and understand the difference in these dogs saying red nose/blue nose is another way to describe there dog or any dog they see in general.
Sorry, this is incorrect. Color has nothing to do with if the dog is a working dog or not. Also, all blood is red... well purple before it oxiodizes, but still... you get my point.
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Old 07-25-2010, 01:45 AM   #13
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"red blooded" dogs - not exactly sure what you mean by that..mstngchic2012

I mean Chevy, Dagger, Camelot, Avant dogs there all red nose dogs,come from red nose blood/bloodlines
TO ME THEIRS A BIG DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RED AND BLUE DOGS

LOOKS, ATTITUDE, DRIVE , THERE TWO COMPLETE DIFFERENT TYPES.
And i noe all types of pits can work. But most of the time your gonna see a REDNOSE PITBULL at a pulling show or around a hogs neck.
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Old 07-25-2010, 01:48 AM   #14
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I thought most of the blue dogs weren't even APBTs?
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Old 07-25-2010, 01:48 AM   #15
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Sorry, this is incorrect. Color has nothing to do with if the dog is a working dog or not. Also, all blood is red... well purple before it oxiodizes, but still... you get my point.
I didnt mean it that way meant it as Bloodlines.
What type of pedigree your dog is.

Blue dogs or blue pits come from a blue pedigree/line of blue dogs right or wrong.

Same with red pits from a pedigree that is full of red nose dogs.
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Old 07-25-2010, 01:51 AM   #16
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BigMike, that is because more often than not, dogs that are blue are not American Pit Bull Terriers (though, there are some). They usually are American Staffordshire Terriers or American Bullies, but on the same note, there are red colored Amstaffs and Ambullies as well.
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Old 07-25-2010, 01:55 AM   #17
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Color is color is color is color... did I say... it's color? That is all! It doesn't tell you what kind of drive your dog will have or anything of the sort.
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Old 07-25-2010, 01:59 AM   #18
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Very true, i do understand that,
but most of the time a Red colored dog came from a bloodline bred for those specific traits color size drive etc.

I have three full papered pits that are rednose dogs.
You wont find one blue dog in my peds.
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Old 07-25-2010, 02:04 AM   #19
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That may be, but that doesn't make red and blue different types or different breeds. lol.

If someone has a blue dog that is an Ambully, then they should say Ambully. If someone has a red dog that is an Amstaff, then they should say Amstaff. If someone breds a Red APBT to a Blue Ambully, then they should say it's a APBT x Ambully mix, not a Red pit crossed with a blue pit. You know what I mean?
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Old 07-25-2010, 02:07 AM   #20
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Very true, i do understand that,
but most of the time a Red colored dog came from a bloodline bred for those specific traits color size drive etc.

I have three full papered pits that are rednose dogs.
You wont find one blue dog in my peds.
You need this forum, that dog in your avatar is an AmBully
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