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The history of the American Pit Bull Terrier (APBT) as a performance breed is as gritty as it is complex. When enthusiasts refer to the "Big F’s," they are usually pulling back the curtain on the darker, more controversial aspects of the "game" world—the subculture focused on dog fighting and high-stakes performance testing. Here is an explanation of Fakery, Fuckery, and Fouls within that historical context. 1. Fakery: The Illusion of Quality In the world of APBT pedigree and performance, Fakery refers to the manipulation of data to inflate a dog’s value or reputation. Since "gameness" (the refusal to quit despite fatigue or injury) is the most prized trait, it is often the subject of deception. Paper Hanging: This is the act of registering a litter under a different sire or dam than the biological parents, usually to attach a famous bloodline's name to mediocre dogs. Fabricated Records: Owners might claim a dog won a certain number of "contracts" or matches that never actually took place to increase stud fees. Selective Video: Showing only the best 30 seconds of a dog's performance while hiding the moments it showed a lack of heart or "curred out." 2. Fuckery: The Politics and Ego Fuckery covers the interpersonal drama, backstabbing, and shifting alliances that have plagued the community for decades. Because this world often operated underground, there was no central governing body to keep people honest. Greed vs. Breed: Breeders choosing profit over the health and temperament of the dogs, leading to "kennel blindness" where they refuse to acknowledge flaws in their own stock. Internet/Magazine Wars: Before social media, "fuckery" took place in underground fan magazines (sporting journals). Today, it happens in forums and live streams, where "keyboard warriors" tear down reputable bloodlines to boost their own. Gatekeeping: Legend-building where certain individuals claim to be the only "true" keepers of a specific line (like Colby, Carver, or Tudor) to exert power over newcomers. 3. Fouls: Breaking the "Code" In the historical context of "the box" (the matching pit), there were strict rules (like the Cajun Rules or Hanover Rules). Fouls were specific violations of the contract or the "sportsmanship" of the match. Chemical Fouls: One of the most notorious fouls involves "greasing" or "poisoning" a dog. An owner might rub a bitter or toxic substance (like lidocaine or tobacco juice) on their dog’s fur to discourage the opponent from biting. Illegal Handling: Stepping into the neutral corner or touching a dog before the "handle" is called. Failing to Scratch: While not a "foul" in the sense of cheating, it is the ultimate failure of the dog—the moment it refuses to cross the line to continue, ending its "game" reputation instantly. LET'S TALK DOGS Note: This Channel in no way shape or form, condones, support nor participates in any illegal State, Local, or Federal Laws that violate The Animal Welfare Act of 1976. This Channel is strictly for historical, fictional, educational, and entertainment purposes only! #goinghardkennelsreloaded #grandchampionmayday #grandchapionredruby #grandchampionyellowbuck #championdabrat #championprettymomma

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