Crenshaw’s Ch Jeep R.O.M was born in August 1976 at James Crenshaw’s kennel. CH Jeep is the son of Finley Ch Bo R.O.M and Crenshaw’s Ch Honeybunch R.O.M. This unique breeding was carried out by James Crenshaw and Maurice Carver is part of the APBT HISTORY

Crenshaw’s Ch Jeep R.O.M: An Icon of the American Pit Bull Terrier

Jeep was raised by James Crenshaw and sold at the age of 2 to his assistant, James Garrett. Jeep won four official fights against the best pit bulls in America:

Ch Jeep titles

Pylant’s Ch Kato (43 lbs) - Won in 28 minutes.

Cooper’s Weenie (43 lbs) - Won in 58 minutes.

Stinson and Stepp’s Black Dog (42 lbs) - Won in 2 hours and 5 minutes.

Ozzie Stevens Ch Homer (43 lbs) - Won in 3 hours.

The fight against Ch Homer, the most famous APBT game dog of the time, was historic. Although Jeep won, Ch Homer is remembered as a worthy adversary with gameness.

Jeep became famous not only for his victories but also for his reproductive capacity. He was bred 360 times, receiving the most important awards in America: P.O.R (Producer Of Record) and R.O.M (Register of Merit). His record was surpassed by his most famous descendant, Garrett’s White’s Tab R.O.M, who was bred 640 times.

Legacy and Reproduction of Ch Jeep

Notable Descendants of Ch Jeep

Garrett’s White’s Tab R.O.M

White’s Tabby Girl R.O.M

Garrett’s Floyd R.O.M

Garrett’s CH Tramp R.O.M

Garrett’s Rocky R.O.M

Crenshaw’s Dolly R.O.M

Indian Missy R.O.M

Long’s Werdo R.O.M

Ch Jeep APBT passed away in the fall of 1989, but his legacy endures. Considered by many as the best game dog American Pit Bull Terrier of the last 30 years, Jeep established his supremacy in fights and reproduction, leaving an indelible impact on APBT history.

Some of the descendants of Ch Jeep who made history include:

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