LOUIS B. COLBY | The Guardian of the colby pitbull Legacy
Louis B. Colby, the son of John P. Colby and Florence Fuller, was born in Newburyport, Massachusetts, and devoted his life to carrying on his father’s work with the American Pit Bull Terrier. After graduating in 1938, he served in the United States Army during World War II as part of the Signal Corps – Pigeon Section, earning the Asiatic-Pacific Theater Campaign Ribbon for his service.
Following the war, Louis spent more than forty years working as a salesman, but his true passion always lay with the American Pit Bull Terrier and gamefowl. For decades, he maintained the Colby game-dog breeding program, ensuring that its defining qualities—gameness, sound structure, and balanced temperament—remained intact.
Among the most notable dogs bred under his stewardship were Colby’s Dime (considered alongside Tudor’s Dibo as one of the most influential sires in APBT history), Colby’s Bucky, Colby’s Twister, and Colby’s Goldie. In 2000, the American Dog Breeders Association honored him as Dogman of the Year, recognizing his lifelong dedication to the breed.
Louis B. Colby passed away on July 10, 2011, at the age of ninety, leaving behind children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren who continue to preserve the Colby bloodline. His life stood as an example of dedication, discretion, and respect for the American Pit Bull Terrier, keeping one of the purest and oldest Pit Bull Dog lineages alive.
All About the Colby Legacy | Complete Archive of Colby Pit Bull History
Explore the most comprehensive collection of historical records, articles, pedigrees, and rare insights into the Colby family and their legendary American Pit Bull Terriers. This section brings together everything you need to understand the origins, evolution, and impact of the Colby PitBull bloodline, from John P. Colby’s first imports in 1889 to Louis B. Colby’s preservation of the Game Dog line across 20 generations.
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A Must-Have for American Pit Bull Terrier Enthusiasts! If you're a devoted fan of the PIT BULL GAME DOG and want to delve deeper into its rich history, legacy, and care, this pitbull book is a treasure that deserves a place in your collection.
Originally published in 1936 by Joseph L. Colby, Colby's Fighting Dogs History not only documents the roots of Pit Bull Game Dogs but also shares invaluable insights into breeding, health, and training, accompanied by fascinating anecdotes and historical accounts. This book has been widely regarded as an essential reference for understanding this remarkable game breed.
Origin and history of the American Pit Bull Terrier, All Brown, J.M. Corrington, Pete Donovan, Ham Morris, Colby's Pincher, Mexico's CH Sordito vs Exchave's Jeff, Miller's Buddy vs Breeding's Tom, Treadmill conditioning, Gameness and the pit dog...
Furthermore, the images and mentions of legendary game dogs, stories and iconic breeders make this work a unique and invaluable resource.
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