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06-03-2009, 03:04 PM
PUBLIC NOTICE:
To the reader(s), I am very dedicated to the preservation of the American Pit Bull Terrier in its original form as a game bred animal. While I am opposed to any and all forms of animal cruelty and do not promote or condone illegal activities of any kind, I will never deny the history and very essence of the breed I have devoted my entire life to. Please note that I did not write this article and to the best of my knowledge it is in not legally copyrighted and is in the public domain. Enjoy!
Ch. Chavis' Jocko (4XW) POR
(4) Points Champion Hubcap, (4) Points Champion Berretta, (7) Points Bucky 2xw, Dangerous Dan 2xw, Margaret 2xw & Gypsy 1xw. (15) Points = POR One Point from ROM.
http://infinity888.com/upload/upload/jocko.jpg
Link to public pedigree below
http://www.apbt.online-pedigrees.com/modules.php?name=Public&file=printPedigree&dog_id=392
Vernon Jackson bought a puppy from Don Mayfield in 1971 and named him "Hank", the sire to Jocko and 5 other champions. Then Don gave him many more dogs to build his kennel on this bloodline. Champion Jocko was bred by Bob Rast, when he bred his bitch Queenie to Hank.
Jocko, along with Bass' Tramp Red Boy, were the foundation of one of the most successful bloodlines of the past thirty years, the Red Boy/Jocko bloodline.
Jocko was bred to his daughter, Tant's Rose, to produce Tant's Miss Jocko, who was then bred to the pure Red Boy dog, Chavis' Ch. Yellow John ROM, to start the famous bloodline.
Jocko, in addition to being one of the foundation dogs of the Red Boy/ Jocko bloodline, was a first class performance dog. He was matched and won four times between 1977 and 1980. He won over Hanner's Black Jack in 1:08. His second time out he won over Middleton's Bucky, a 2X winner, in a wild 11 minutes of back end techniques. His third was over Hodges' Ch. Brute, a dog reputed to have won 6 or 7 matches. His last time out he won over the black dog of Moutain Man's.
Jocko was matched between 46 and 48 1/2 lbs. and was considered one the better, if not the best, back end dog of his time.
LEGAL DISCLAIMER:
The views herein expressed in this post do not necessarily reflect those of myelf nor the forum owner and should be viewed strictly as entertainment and for historical purposes only. I nor the forum owner either promote or condone any violations of the "Animal Welfare Act of 1976", and/or any other Local, State or Federal Laws. Again, this post should be viewed strictly as entertainment and for historical purposes only
To the reader(s), I am very dedicated to the preservation of the American Pit Bull Terrier in its original form as a game bred animal. While I am opposed to any and all forms of animal cruelty and do not promote or condone illegal activities of any kind, I will never deny the history and very essence of the breed I have devoted my entire life to. Please note that I did not write this article and to the best of my knowledge it is in not legally copyrighted and is in the public domain. Enjoy!
Ch. Chavis' Jocko (4XW) POR
(4) Points Champion Hubcap, (4) Points Champion Berretta, (7) Points Bucky 2xw, Dangerous Dan 2xw, Margaret 2xw & Gypsy 1xw. (15) Points = POR One Point from ROM.
http://infinity888.com/upload/upload/jocko.jpg
Link to public pedigree below
http://www.apbt.online-pedigrees.com/modules.php?name=Public&file=printPedigree&dog_id=392
Vernon Jackson bought a puppy from Don Mayfield in 1971 and named him "Hank", the sire to Jocko and 5 other champions. Then Don gave him many more dogs to build his kennel on this bloodline. Champion Jocko was bred by Bob Rast, when he bred his bitch Queenie to Hank.
Jocko, along with Bass' Tramp Red Boy, were the foundation of one of the most successful bloodlines of the past thirty years, the Red Boy/Jocko bloodline.
Jocko was bred to his daughter, Tant's Rose, to produce Tant's Miss Jocko, who was then bred to the pure Red Boy dog, Chavis' Ch. Yellow John ROM, to start the famous bloodline.
Jocko, in addition to being one of the foundation dogs of the Red Boy/ Jocko bloodline, was a first class performance dog. He was matched and won four times between 1977 and 1980. He won over Hanner's Black Jack in 1:08. His second time out he won over Middleton's Bucky, a 2X winner, in a wild 11 minutes of back end techniques. His third was over Hodges' Ch. Brute, a dog reputed to have won 6 or 7 matches. His last time out he won over the black dog of Moutain Man's.
Jocko was matched between 46 and 48 1/2 lbs. and was considered one the better, if not the best, back end dog of his time.
LEGAL DISCLAIMER:
The views herein expressed in this post do not necessarily reflect those of myelf nor the forum owner and should be viewed strictly as entertainment and for historical purposes only. I nor the forum owner either promote or condone any violations of the "Animal Welfare Act of 1976", and/or any other Local, State or Federal Laws. Again, this post should be viewed strictly as entertainment and for historical purposes only