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With a 25-year history, Kingsview has served dedicated and satisfied clients, offering them exceptional dogs. Our dogs are carefully selected Pit bulls, procured from certified local breeders, as well as from various breeders across the United States.
Our strong bloodlines enable us to deliver a package that features lean muscle mass, wider structures, and impressive heads, both literally and figuratively, without compromising their stunning temperaments.
During your visit, you’ll observe our dogs interacting harmoniously. We don’t just confine our dogs to large kennels we’ve constructed. Instead, we ensure our dogs are well-socialized, playing together daily.
No dog at our facility is out of proportion. Each pairing is meticulously considered, ensuring complementarity in conformation, style, build, pedigree, and most desirable attributes.
On average, we have approximately four litters per year. Our dogs are not just pets to us; their health quality is our top priority. Our mother dogs are given ample rest periods to maintain an ideal quality of life. To meet the growing demands of the puppies from three weeks of age, we supplement the mother’s milk with a diet of rice and game mince. This not only keeps them nourished but also aids in their brain stem development.
Our affection and pride in this breed run deep, and we cherish our dogs.
The APBT has a history and those interested should learn as much as possible and use all the internet resources available today.
As many as 40 or so different bloodlines exist today.
You can view the original bloodlines below:
Remember, this breed was developed to thrive in extreme situations. The name “Pit bull” originates from their historical use in pits against bulls, not from fighting other dogs in pits as is commonly misunderstood. Therefore, any excuses for poor or bad temperament in the American Pit Bull Terrier (APBT) are unacceptable. If an APBT exhibits a bad temperament, the fault should be attributed to the owner, not the breed itself.
Regrettably, over the past two decades, breeders lacking proper knowledge have pushed the Pit Bull to height and weight extremes, which are not characteristic of the breed. This means they are not true purebred American Pit Bull Terriers as per the breed’s intended standard. In fact, it’s my belief that these excessively modified hybrid Pit Bulls, which aren’t purebred, have perpetuated the misguided notion that “bigger is better”.
These breeders are undermining a fantastic and brave breed. Their creations should be given a different name because they no longer resemble genuine Pit Bulls. A true APBT should be athletic, structurally sound, and exhibit a solid temperament, as they were bred for various working roles and to serve as family pets.
If you encounter a Pit Bull with a massive body, oversized head, and four-inch legs that can barely make a lap around the yard, let alone a block, question whether it’s authentic or a hybrid.
Educating yourself about a breed you intend to own is crucial. If you find yourself unsure or confused about anything, don’t hesitate to ask as many questions as needed from reputable breeders. Do your homework diligently.
Owning an American Pit Bull Terrier (APBT) comes with a significant responsibility. Your dog will require your time, attention, and commitment. You need to have the emotional and mental capacity to treat this animal with love, kindness, and respect, which are the essentials of being a responsible owner.
Please be aware that I do not sell puppies to breeders, and all potential buyers are screened carefully. I have spent many years studying and researching the pedigrees of my dogs. I am well aware of their attributes. A Pit Bull is a determined breed that will compete and overcome any challenge it faces, driven by a desire to please its owner.
DO YOUR RESEARCH THOROUGHLY BEFORE BUYING A PIT BULL, OR ANY BREED!

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