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so to arrive hopefully up to 10 pure bread american pitbull pups, mother and father both have papers, my male has registered BJ BRown game dog breeders papers with champion blood lines, ( tag and peaches) my pitty is tan coloured, and the bitch is brindle, pups will be available for veiwing in approx 2 weeks, deposits will be taken as they will sell very very fast, prices start from $1000.

pick of the litter will be about 1200-1300 depending on how big the head and paws are.

if anyone interested pm or you can call me 0425239844 anytime. ( parents will also be available for veiwing apon request)

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pups havnt been born yet, have already sold first 3 pups. like i said deposits are already being taken and parents are being veiwed this weekend. ill try to get some pics of the parents as for the pups im not sure if its possible to take pics yet. hahaah

Funny... You seem to have the same mobile number as Mirko (AKA wreckedhead)

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/sh...ight=0425239844

I wonder if I call that number whether or not I'll be buying a pitbull or an R32? :confused:

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