Bryce Brown Dog fighting? (1 Viewer)

[Zimm]

http://www.philly.com/philly/hp/news_update/213692481.html#glf2Wop63668VTVe.99

 

[KCitons]

Let's let this one play out. I'm reading there may be more to this story.

 

[matttyl]

Doesn't look like he was directly involved at all.

 

[bigmarc27]

I don't really see anything in this claiming he did anything wrong.

He sent the dog there for it to be bred with. He sent the puppies there to be weened. Who fights month old puppies?

What am I missing?

 

[Zimm]

I am sure there will be more to this story, I wouldn't trust my dogs with anyone, but wouldn't be shocked if he gets some sort of heat for this.

 

[KCitons]

I am sure there will be more to this story, I wouldn't trust my dogs with anyone, but wouldn't be shocked if he gets some sort of heat for this.

Until you find out Bryce's dogs are Toy Poodles, or Miniature Dachshunds.

This would be similar to charging parents when a daycare gets busted for drug trafficking.

 

[TheGrimReaper]

A pit bull and her seven puppies belonging to Eagles RB Bryce Brown were among the animals seized in a suspected dog fighting operation in Wisconsin.
The seizure took place on May 21 at Northland Pits in Fall Creek, Wisconsin. During a Friday hearing, Bekah Weitz, the humane officer for the Eau Claire County Humane Association, said one of her concerns regarding the animals was they were being trained for fighting. When the dogs were seized, she saw scarring on seven animals. We'll have more on this story as further details emerge.


Source: Leader-Telegram
Jun 29 - 12:54 PM

Above was on RotoWorld from earlier today

 

[KellysHeroes]

A pit bull and her seven puppies belonging to Eagles RB Bryce Brown were among the animals seized in a suspected dog fighting operation in Wisconsin.
The seizure took place on May 21 at Northland Pits in Fall Creek, Wisconsin. During a Friday hearing, Bekah Weitz, the humane officer for the Eau Claire County Humane Association, said one of her concerns regarding the animals was they were being trained for fighting. When the dogs were seized, she saw scarring on seven animals. We'll have more on this story as further details emerge.


Source: Leader-Telegram
Jun 29 - 12:54 PM

Above was on RotoWorld from earlier today

unless his pit has signs of fighting he should be fine

 

[madd futher]

Can the fact that he shares the same backfield with Michael Vick be circumstantial evidence?

 

[azgroover]

Pit bulls? I'm shocked.

 

[DoubleG]

I am sure there will be more to this story, I wouldn't trust my dogs with anyone any Eagles player, but wouldn't be shocked if he gets some sort of heat for this.

FYP.

 

[Faust]

Seized pit bulls returned to Eagles RB Bryce Brown

By Ryan Wilson | CBSSports.com



June 29, 2013 1:37 pm ET

A pit bull belonging to Eagles running back Bryce Brown -- along with the dog's seven puppies -- are being returned to Brown after they were seized in May from an alleged illegal dog-breeding operation in Fall Creek, Wis., that was also suspected of fighting the dogs.

Joseph Sudbrink, who runs Northland Pits, was arrested Friday on preliminary charges of mistreating animals and operating as a dog breeder without a license, the district attorney's office told the Leader-Telegram. Brown doesn't have ties to the alleged operation.

More from the Telegram: "In a petition he filed May 28 seeking the return of the dogs, Sudbrink said he thinks the animals were removed because Bekah Weitz, the humane officer for the Eau Claire County Humane Association, believed they were fighting dogs."

Brown purchased the pit bull, Ellis, in 2010 and sent her to Northland Pits for stud services in February, according to the Leader-Telegram. After a week, she was returned to Brown in Wichita, Kan. Ellis returned to Northland Pits shortly before the birth of her puppies, where Sudbrick offered to whelp and wean them for Brown. Ellis and the puppies were seized along with 19 other dogs when a search warrant was executed on May 21.

According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, Brown and his wife can be regularly seen walking their two dogs in their Naval Square neighborhood in Philadelphia.

 

[TheGrimReaper]

Seized pit bulls returned to Eagles RB Bryce Brown

By Ryan Wilson | CBSSports.com

June 29, 2013 1:37 pm ET

A pit bull belonging to Eagles running back Bryce Brown -- along with the dog's seven puppies -- are being returned to Brown after they were seized in May from an alleged illegal dog-breeding operation in Fall Creek, Wis., that was also suspected of fighting the dogs.

Joseph Sudbrink, who runs Northland Pits, was arrested Friday on preliminary charges of mistreating animals and operating as a dog breeder without a license, the district attorney's office told the Leader-Telegram. Brown doesn't have ties to the alleged operation.

More from the Telegram: "In a petition he filed May 28 seeking the return of the dogs, Sudbrink said he thinks the animals were removed because Bekah Weitz, the humane officer for the Eau Claire County Humane Association, believed they were fighting dogs."

Brown purchased the pit bull, Ellis, in 2010 and sent her to Northland Pits for stud services in February, according to the Leader-Telegram. After a week, she was returned to Brown in Wichita, Kan. Ellis returned to Northland Pits shortly before the birth of her puppies, where Sudbrick offered to whelp and wean them for Brown. Ellis and the puppies were seized along with 19 other dogs when a search warrant was executed on May 21.

According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, Brown and his wife can be regularly seen walking their two dogs in their Naval Square neighborhood in Philadelphia.

Thanks Faust....based on the above, looks like Brown has no ties and nothing to worry about.

 

[Phenix]

He's really creeping up the dumbest NFL player draft boards.

Just like this post, why dont you get all the info before you cast judgement.

Rumor has it the only thing he did wrong was pick the wrong kennel, you know sometimes, people get in trouble for doing nothing wrong.

 

[Max Power]

Was that a top rated Kennel or something? Seems like a long way to go for a breeder. But I know nothing about breeding dogs.

 

[ldizzle]

Wow. Media trying to make this into a story. Bunch of crap

 

[LawFitz]

Pit bulls? I'm shocked.

Prejudice against and ignorance about pits? I'm shocked.

 

[ConnSKINS26]

Pit bulls? I'm shocked.

Prejudice against and ignorance about pits? I'm shocked.

There's a thread for this.

 

[Rolling_akg]

He's really creeping up the dumbest NFL player draft boards.

Just like this post, why dont you get all the info before you cast judgement.

Rumor has it the only thing he did wrong was pick the wrong kennel, you know sometimes, people get in trouble for doing nothing wrong.

Phenix will bust your butt every time you come to conclusions too early. Glad to see BB is alright, about 2 secs in I thought uh-oh (esp being in the same backfield as Vick). Then I read the article

 

[Phenix]

He's really creeping up the dumbest NFL player draft boards.

Just like this post, why dont you get all the info before you cast judgement.

Rumor has it the only thing he did wrong was pick the wrong kennel, you know sometimes, people get in trouble for doing nothing wrong.

Phenix will bust your butt every time you come to conclusions too early. Glad to see BB is alright, about 2 secs in I thought uh-oh (esp being in the same backfield as Vick). Then I read the article

Glad you read the article. Thats the problem with this story, people do not read the articles.... and yes, I am a big proponent of innocent until proven guilty. I always think its funny when people get on their soapbox about laws and rights, and in doing so they break one of the great rights we have. Innocent until PROVEN Guilty.

As far as the pitbull comment above. More proof of people reacting to media and how ignorance is a problem. I own a Pit and have a 15 month old baby, whats funny is my dog doesnt try to hurt her or rip her face off, he tries to love her and protect her. But wait its a pit, I should automatically assume the worst and show my ignorance and say he is trying to hurt her right? Not for any reason, but she is a pit. Right?

People who are ignorant are whats wrong with this world, it is the start of every problem, not pitbulls.

 

[monk]

Seized pit bulls returned to Eagles RB Bryce Brown

By Ryan Wilson | CBSSports.com

June 29, 2013 1:37 pm ET

A pit bull belonging to Eagles running back Bryce Brown -- along with the dog's seven puppies -- are being returned to Brown after they were seized in May from an alleged illegal dog-breeding operation in Fall Creek, Wis., that was also suspected of fighting the dogs.

Joseph Sudbrink, who runs Northland Pits, was arrested Friday on preliminary charges of mistreating animals and operating as a dog breeder without a license, the district attorney's office told the Leader-Telegram. Brown doesn't have ties to the alleged operation.

More from the Telegram: "In a petition he filed May 28 seeking the return of the dogs, Sudbrink said he thinks the animals were removed because Bekah Weitz, the humane officer for the Eau Claire County Humane Association, believed they were fighting dogs."

Brown purchased the pit bull, Ellis, in 2010 and sent her to Northland Pits for stud services in February, according to the Leader-Telegram. After a week, she was returned to Brown in Wichita, Kan. Ellis returned to Northland Pits shortly before the birth of her puppies, where Sudbrick offered to whelp and wean them for Brown. Ellis and the puppies were seized along with 19 other dogs when a search warrant was executed on May 21.

According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, Brown and his wife can be regularly seen walking their two dogs in their Naval Square neighborhood in Philadelphia.

Thanks Faust....based on the above, looks like Brown has no ties and nothing to worry about.

Where there's smoke there's fire.

 

[Rolling_akg]

Seized pit bulls returned to Eagles RB Bryce Brown

By Ryan Wilson | CBSSports.com

June 29, 2013 1:37 pm ET

A pit bull belonging to Eagles running back Bryce Brown -- along with the dog's seven puppies -- are being returned to Brown after they were seized in May from an alleged illegal dog-breeding operation in Fall Creek, Wis., that was also suspected of fighting the dogs.

Joseph Sudbrink, who runs Northland Pits, was arrested Friday on preliminary charges of mistreating animals and operating as a dog breeder without a license, the district attorney's office told the Leader-Telegram. Brown doesn't have ties to the alleged operation.

More from the Telegram: "In a petition he filed May 28 seeking the return of the dogs, Sudbrink said he thinks the animals were removed because Bekah Weitz, the humane officer for the Eau Claire County Humane Association, believed they were fighting dogs."

Brown purchased the pit bull, Ellis, in 2010 and sent her to Northland Pits for stud services in February, according to the Leader-Telegram. After a week, she was returned to Brown in Wichita, Kan. Ellis returned to Northland Pits shortly before the birth of her puppies, where Sudbrick offered to whelp and wean them for Brown. Ellis and the puppies were seized along with 19 other dogs when a search warrant was executed on May 21.

According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, Brown and his wife can be regularly seen walking their two dogs in their Naval Square neighborhood in Philadelphia.

Thanks Faust....based on the above, looks like Brown has no ties and nothing to worry about.

Where there's smoke there's fire.

I doubt it. We're all too bored is more likely. A couple more months and it'll get better

 

[DoubleG]

Seized pit bulls returned to Eagles RB Bryce Brown

By Ryan Wilson | CBSSports.com

June 29, 2013 1:37 pm ET

A pit bull belonging to Eagles running back Bryce Brown -- along with the dog's seven puppies -- are being returned to Brown after they were seized in May from an alleged illegal dog-breeding operation in Fall Creek, Wis., that was also suspected of fighting the dogs.

Joseph Sudbrink, who runs Northland Pits, was arrested Friday on preliminary charges of mistreating animals and operating as a dog breeder without a license, the district attorney's office told the Leader-Telegram. Brown doesn't have ties to the alleged operation.

More from the Telegram: "In a petition he filed May 28 seeking the return of the dogs, Sudbrink said he thinks the animals were removed because Bekah Weitz, the humane officer for the Eau Claire County Humane Association, believed they were fighting dogs."

Brown purchased the pit bull, Ellis, in 2010 and sent her to Northland Pits for stud services in February, according to the Leader-Telegram. After a week, she was returned to Brown in Wichita, Kan. Ellis returned to Northland Pits shortly before the birth of her puppies, where Sudbrick offered to whelp and wean them for Brown. Ellis and the puppies were seized along with 19 other dogs when a search warrant was executed on May 21.

According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, Brown and his wife can be regularly seen walking their two dogs in their Naval Square neighborhood in Philadelphia.

Thanks Faust....based on the above, looks like Brown has no ties and nothing to worry about.

Where there's smoke there's fire.

Just in case you didn't actually read the story referenced, the smoke is in Wisconsin. Bryce Brown lives in Kansas and works in Pennsylvania. HTH. He was not being questioned, arrested, suspected, etc. So there is smoke - just nowhere near Bryce Brown.

 

[Phenix]

Seized pit bulls returned to Eagles RB Bryce Brown

By Ryan Wilson | CBSSports.com

June 29, 2013 1:37 pm ET

A pit bull belonging to Eagles running back Bryce Brown -- along with the dog's seven puppies -- are being returned to Brown after they were seized in May from an alleged illegal dog-breeding operation in Fall Creek, Wis., that was also suspected of fighting the dogs.

Joseph Sudbrink, who runs Northland Pits, was arrested Friday on preliminary charges of mistreating animals and operating as a dog breeder without a license, the district attorney's office told the Leader-Telegram. Brown doesn't have ties to the alleged operation.

More from the Telegram: "In a petition he filed May 28 seeking the return of the dogs, Sudbrink said he thinks the animals were removed because Bekah Weitz, the humane officer for the Eau Claire County Humane Association, believed they were fighting dogs."

Brown purchased the pit bull, Ellis, in 2010 and sent her to Northland Pits for stud services in February, according to the Leader-Telegram. After a week, she was returned to Brown in Wichita, Kan. Ellis returned to Northland Pits shortly before the birth of her puppies, where Sudbrick offered to whelp and wean them for Brown. Ellis and the puppies were seized along with 19 other dogs when a search warrant was executed on May 21.

According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, Brown and his wife can be regularly seen walking their two dogs in their Naval Square neighborhood in Philadelphia.

Thanks Faust....based on the above, looks like Brown has no ties and nothing to worry about.

Where there's smoke there's fire.

Just in case you didn't actually read the story referenced, the smoke is in Wisconsin. Bryce Brown lives in Kansas and works in Pennsylvania. HTH. He was not being questioned, arrested, suspected, etc. So there is smoke - just nowhere near Bryce Brown.

This has someone just being a ##### all over it, and it has to do with the Kennel not Brown. They could of just thought the pups would of been used for fighting and thats all it takes for the police to get involved. Even if he has not done one little thing to be suspected of. My guess, is that someone at the Kennel was being an idiot, as they were returned. So obviously Brown did not do one little thing wrong. Anyone who says so is just not smart enough to read the article.

Again, since someone accused him he must have did it. If I woke up today after being asleep for 10 years, I would think that is the norm is guilty until proven innocent in this world, and not innocent until proven Guilty.... wait it is.

To me people who have such views are no different in breaking human and civil rights then others who discriminate.

 

[LususV]

Anyone interested or so quick to judge me & make nasty comments should know what they're talking about first. My dog, Eilis, was at Northland Pits being bred with a UKC registered male. Anyone who knows anything about breeding American pitbull terriers should know that has NOTHING to do with fighting. I have never been interested or involved in dog fighting. My family and I love Eilis, and she is a family pet and always has been. I take extreme good care of my pets and anyone who knows me can agree.

My dog was returned to me quickly because it was obvious that she is not and never has been involved with dog fighting. Northland Pits is a respectable breeder which has unfortunately been the target of anti-breeding groups and "animal rights," activists who know nothing about what he is doing there, and assume it is related to dog fighting due to the breed of the dogs. He is a victim in this case, just as I am. He takes great care of his dogs and Eilis wouldn't have been breeding there otherwise.

https://twitter.com/BryceBrown_34/status/351368835628158976/photo/1

https://twitter.com/BryceBrown_34

 

[CentralPA]

Seized pit bulls returned to Eagles RB Bryce Brown

By Ryan Wilson | CBSSports.com

June 29, 2013 1:37 pm ET

A pit bull belonging to Eagles running back Bryce Brown -- along with the dog's seven puppies -- are being returned to Brown after they were seized in May from an alleged illegal dog-breeding operation in Fall Creek, Wis., that was also suspected of fighting the dogs.

Joseph Sudbrink, who runs Northland Pits, was arrested Friday on preliminary charges of mistreating animals and operating as a dog breeder without a license, the district attorney's office told the Leader-Telegram. Brown doesn't have ties to the alleged operation.

More from the Telegram: "In a petition he filed May 28 seeking the return of the dogs, Sudbrink said he thinks the animals were removed because Bekah Weitz, the humane officer for the Eau Claire County Humane Association, believed they were fighting dogs."

Brown purchased the pit bull, Ellis, in 2010 and sent her to Northland Pits for stud services in February, according to the Leader-Telegram. After a week, she was returned to Brown in Wichita, Kan. Ellis returned to Northland Pits shortly before the birth of her puppies, where Sudbrick offered to whelp and wean them for Brown. Ellis and the puppies were seized along with 19 other dogs when a search warrant was executed on May 21.

According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, Brown and his wife can be regularly seen walking their two dogs in their Naval Square neighborhood in Philadelphia.

Thanks Faust....based on the above, looks like Brown has no ties and nothing to worry about.

Where there's smoke there's fire.

There's no smoke...at least not in Bryce's case.

 

[monk]

Seized pit bulls returned to Eagles RB Bryce Brown

By Ryan Wilson | CBSSports.com

June 29, 2013 1:37 pm ET

A pit bull belonging to Eagles running back Bryce Brown -- along with the dog's seven puppies -- are being returned to Brown after they were seized in May from an alleged illegal dog-breeding operation in Fall Creek, Wis., that was also suspected of fighting the dogs.

Joseph Sudbrink, who runs Northland Pits, was arrested Friday on preliminary charges of mistreating animals and operating as a dog breeder without a license, the district attorney's office told the Leader-Telegram. Brown doesn't have ties to the alleged operation.

More from the Telegram: "In a petition he filed May 28 seeking the return of the dogs, Sudbrink said he thinks the animals were removed because Bekah Weitz, the humane officer for the Eau Claire County Humane Association, believed they were fighting dogs."

Brown purchased the pit bull, Ellis, in 2010 and sent her to Northland Pits for stud services in February, according to the Leader-Telegram. After a week, she was returned to Brown in Wichita, Kan. Ellis returned to Northland Pits shortly before the birth of her puppies, where Sudbrick offered to whelp and wean them for Brown. Ellis and the puppies were seized along with 19 other dogs when a search warrant was executed on May 21.

According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, Brown and his wife can be regularly seen walking their two dogs in their Naval Square neighborhood in Philadelphia.

Thanks Faust....based on the above, looks like Brown has no ties and nothing to worry about.

Where there's smoke there's fire.

Just in case you didn't actually read the story referenced, the smoke is in Wisconsin. Bryce Brown lives in Kansas and works in Pennsylvania. HTH. He was not being questioned, arrested, suspected, etc. So there is smoke - just nowhere near Bryce Brown.

Seized pit bulls returned to Eagles RB Bryce Brown

By Ryan Wilson | CBSSports.com

June 29, 2013 1:37 pm ET

A pit bull belonging to Eagles running back Bryce Brown -- along with the dog's seven puppies -- are being returned to Brown after they were seized in May from an alleged illegal dog-breeding operation in Fall Creek, Wis., that was also suspected of fighting the dogs.

Joseph Sudbrink, who runs Northland Pits, was arrested Friday on preliminary charges of mistreating animals and operating as a dog breeder without a license, the district attorney's office told the Leader-Telegram. Brown doesn't have ties to the alleged operation.

More from the Telegram: "In a petition he filed May 28 seeking the return of the dogs, Sudbrink said he thinks the animals were removed because Bekah Weitz, the humane officer for the Eau Claire County Humane Association, believed they were fighting dogs."

Brown purchased the pit bull, Ellis, in 2010 and sent her to Northland Pits for stud services in February, according to the Leader-Telegram. After a week, she was returned to Brown in Wichita, Kan. Ellis returned to Northland Pits shortly before the birth of her puppies, where Sudbrick offered to whelp and wean them for Brown. Ellis and the puppies were seized along with 19 other dogs when a search warrant was executed on May 21.

According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, Brown and his wife can be regularly seen walking their two dogs in their Naval Square neighborhood in Philadelphia.

Thanks Faust....based on the above, looks like Brown has no ties and nothing to worry about.

Where there's smoke there's fire.

Just in case you didn't actually read the story referenced, the smoke is in Wisconsin. Bryce Brown lives in Kansas and works in Pennsylvania. HTH. He was not being questioned, arrested, suspected, etc. So there is smoke - just nowhere near Bryce Brown.

OK ... Believe what you would like.

I'll believe where there's smoke there's fire

 

[Phenix]

Razz B ‏@RazzyB7718h
@BryceBrown_34 Hey you SELFISH SCUMBAG. Dogs were not put on this earth to MAKE YOU MONEY FROM BREEDING YOU ####### ****

Beautiful Tweet by someone who is highly educated on this topic towards Bryce. Pathetic, he must be a regular poster or member on some of these boards.

 

[monk]

Seized pit bulls returned to Eagles RB Bryce Brown

By Ryan Wilson | CBSSports.com

June 29, 2013 1:37 pm ET

A pit bull belonging to Eagles running back Bryce Brown -- along with the dog's seven puppies -- are being returned to Brown after they were seized in May from an alleged illegal dog-breeding operation in Fall Creek, Wis., that was also suspected of fighting the dogs.

Joseph Sudbrink, who runs Northland Pits, was arrested Friday on preliminary charges of mistreating animals and operating as a dog breeder without a license, the district attorney's office told the Leader-Telegram. Brown doesn't have ties to the alleged operation.

More from the Telegram: "In a petition he filed May 28 seeking the return of the dogs, Sudbrink said he thinks the animals were removed because Bekah Weitz, the humane officer for the Eau Claire County Humane Association, believed they were fighting dogs."

Brown purchased the pit bull, Ellis, in 2010 and sent her to Northland Pits for stud services in February, according to the Leader-Telegram. After a week, she was returned to Brown in Wichita, Kan. Ellis returned to Northland Pits shortly before the birth of her puppies, where Sudbrick offered to whelp and wean them for Brown. Ellis and the puppies were seized along with 19 other dogs when a search warrant was executed on May 21.

According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, Brown and his wife can be regularly seen walking their two dogs in their Naval Square neighborhood in Philadelphia.

Thanks Faust....based on the above, looks like Brown has no ties and nothing to worry about.

Where there's smoke there's fire.

Just in case you didn't actually read the story referenced, the smoke is in Wisconsin. Bryce Brown lives in Kansas and works in Pennsylvania. HTH. He was not being questioned, arrested, suspected, etc. So there is smoke - just nowhere near Bryce Brown.

This has someone just being a ##### all over it, and it has to do with the Kennel not Brown. They could of just thought the pups would of been used for fighting and thats all it takes for the police to get involved. Even if he has not done one little thing to be suspected of. My guess, is that someone at the Kennel was being an idiot, as they were returned. So obviously Brown did not do one little thing wrong. Anyone who says so is just not smart enough to read the article.

Again, since someone accused him he must have did it. If I woke up today after being asleep for 10 years, I would think that is the norm is guilty until proven innocent in this world, and not innocent until proven Guilty.... wait it is.

To me people who have such views are no different in breaking human and civil rights then others who discriminate.

And why were his 7 dogs there? And why does he post videos of himself training his Pit bulls to be aggressive and why is he linked to friends that do the same?

I don't know the answer to any of those questions but you know what they say ...

Where there's smoke there's fire.

 

[Phenix]

Seized pit bulls returned to Eagles RB Bryce Brown

By Ryan Wilson | CBSSports.com

June 29, 2013 1:37 pm ET

A pit bull belonging to Eagles running back Bryce Brown -- along with the dog's seven puppies -- are being returned to Brown after they were seized in May from an alleged illegal dog-breeding operation in Fall Creek, Wis., that was also suspected of fighting the dogs.

Joseph Sudbrink, who runs Northland Pits, was arrested Friday on preliminary charges of mistreating animals and operating as a dog breeder without a license, the district attorney's office told the Leader-Telegram. Brown doesn't have ties to the alleged operation.

More from the Telegram: "In a petition he filed May 28 seeking the return of the dogs, Sudbrink said he thinks the animals were removed because Bekah Weitz, the humane officer for the Eau Claire County Humane Association, believed they were fighting dogs."

Brown purchased the pit bull, Ellis, in 2010 and sent her to Northland Pits for stud services in February, according to the Leader-Telegram. After a week, she was returned to Brown in Wichita, Kan. Ellis returned to Northland Pits shortly before the birth of her puppies, where Sudbrick offered to whelp and wean them for Brown. Ellis and the puppies were seized along with 19 other dogs when a search warrant was executed on May 21.

According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, Brown and his wife can be regularly seen walking their two dogs in their Naval Square neighborhood in Philadelphia.

Thanks Faust....based on the above, looks like Brown has no ties and nothing to worry about.

Where there's smoke there's fire.

Just in case you didn't actually read the story referenced, the smoke is in Wisconsin. Bryce Brown lives in Kansas and works in Pennsylvania. HTH. He was not being questioned, arrested, suspected, etc. So there is smoke - just nowhere near Bryce Brown.

This has someone just being a ##### all over it, and it has to do with the Kennel not Brown. They could of just thought the pups would of been used for fighting and thats all it takes for the police to get involved. Even if he has not done one little thing to be suspected of. My guess, is that someone at the Kennel was being an idiot, as they were returned. So obviously Brown did not do one little thing wrong. Anyone who says so is just not smart enough to read the article.

Again, since someone accused him he must have did it. If I woke up today after being asleep for 10 years, I would think that is the norm is guilty until proven innocent in this world, and not innocent until proven Guilty.... wait it is.

To me people who have such views are no different in breaking human and civil rights then others who discriminate.

And why were his 7 dogs there? And why does he post videos of himself training his Pit bulls to be aggressive and why is he linked to friends that do the same?

I don't know the answer to any of those questions but you know what they say ...

Where there's smoke there's fire.

Your first line shows you dont even have a clue what is going on and have not read the article, so no point to even explain anything to you.

Where there is smoke there is fire, and I see smoke that you may not have the education on this topic.

Oh, and there is NO smoke for Bryce, but again, you must not have read the article.

 

[scratcher]

Anyone interested or so quick to judge me & make nasty comments should know what they're talking about first. My dog, Eilis, was at Northland Pits being bred with a UKC registered male. Anyone who knows anything about breeding American pitbull terriers should know that has NOTHING to do with fighting. I have never been interested or involved in dog fighting. My family and I love Eilis, and she is a family pet and always has been. I take extreme good care of my pets and anyone who knows me can agree.

My dog was returned to me quickly because it was obvious that she is not and never has been involved with dog fighting. Northland Pits is a respectable breeder which has unfortunately been the target of anti-breeding groups and "animal rights," activists who know nothing about what he is doing there, and assume it is related to dog fighting due to the breed of the dogs. He is a victim in this case, just as I am. He takes great care of his dogs and Eilis wouldn't have been breeding there otherwise.

https://twitter.com/BryceBrown_34/status/351368835628158976/photo/1

https://twitter.com/BryceBrown_34

Looks VICIOUS!!!

 

[scratcher]

Equally alarming picture of the beast in question:

http://media.philly.com/images/062913-Bryce-Brown-dog.jpg

 

[Max Power]

Bryce is probably good to go, but a quick internet search of that kennel and you'll see its no where near top of the line. Maybe they had a great breeding match for his dog, but all the uppity pit bull owners avoid that place. In the pit bull community it is known to be a "turd"

 

[Long Ball Larry]

but what is there where there is smoke?

I also feel that a leopard doesn't change its spots, so there's that also.

 

[Rolling_akg]

Seized pit bulls returned to Eagles RB Bryce Brown

By Ryan Wilson | CBSSports.com

June 29, 2013 1:37 pm ET

A pit bull belonging to Eagles running back Bryce Brown -- along with the dog's seven puppies -- are being returned to Brown after they were seized in May from an alleged illegal dog-breeding operation in Fall Creek, Wis., that was also suspected of fighting the dogs.

Joseph Sudbrink, who runs Northland Pits, was arrested Friday on preliminary charges of mistreating animals and operating as a dog breeder without a license, the district attorney's office told the Leader-Telegram. Brown doesn't have ties to the alleged operation.

More from the Telegram: "In a petition he filed May 28 seeking the return of the dogs, Sudbrink said he thinks the animals were removed because Bekah Weitz, the humane officer for the Eau Claire County Humane Association, believed they were fighting dogs."

Brown purchased the pit bull, Ellis, in 2010 and sent her to Northland Pits for stud services in February, according to the Leader-Telegram. After a week, she was returned to Brown in Wichita, Kan. Ellis returned to Northland Pits shortly before the birth of her puppies, where Sudbrick offered to whelp and wean them for Brown. Ellis and the puppies were seized along with 19 other dogs when a search warrant was executed on May 21.

According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, Brown and his wife can be regularly seen walking their two dogs in their Naval Square neighborhood in Philadelphia.

Thanks Faust....based on the above, looks like Brown has no ties and nothing to worry about.

Where there's smoke there's fire.

Just in case you didn't actually read the story referenced, the smoke is in Wisconsin. Bryce Brown lives in Kansas and works in Pennsylvania. HTH. He was not being questioned, arrested, suspected, etc. So there is smoke - just nowhere near Bryce Brown.

This has someone just being a ##### all over it, and it has to do with the Kennel not Brown. They could of just thought the pups would of been used for fighting and thats all it takes for the police to get involved. Even if he has not done one little thing to be suspected of. My guess, is that someone at the Kennel was being an idiot, as they were returned. So obviously Brown did not do one little thing wrong. Anyone who says so is just not smart enough to read the article.

Again, since someone accused him he must have did it. If I woke up today after being asleep for 10 years, I would think that is the norm is guilty until proven innocent in this world, and not innocent until proven Guilty.... wait it is.

To me people who have such views are no different in breaking human and civil rights then others who discriminate.

And why were his 7 dogs there? And why does he post videos of himself training his Pit bulls to be aggressive and why is he linked to friends that do the same?I don't know the answer to any of those questions but you know what they say ...

Where there's smoke there's fire.

If there's smoke? Are you implying a banned substance suspension? I didn't even pick up on that from the article

 

[tjnc09]

Equally alarming picture of the beast in question:

http://media.philly.com/images/062913-Bryce-Brown-dog.jpg

He still had her ears cropped

 

[DoubleG]

Equally alarming picture of the beast in question:

http://media.philly.com/images/062913-Bryce-Brown-dog.jpg

He still had her ears cropped

OMG! The dogmanity!!!