"Welcome to Tom Garner Kennels, your #1 source for the highest quality pit bulls available on the planet today. We have produced more noteworthy dogs and satisfied customers in the past 45 years than any other Pit Bull breeding kennel on the planet. The APBT breed standard stipulates that our dogs must be completely people friendly, intelligent, stable, athletically superior and uncompromisingly courageous. We will not compromise on any of these criteria. We breed to a standard, not for a particular purpose. We believe that faithfully breeding to a well-reasoned set of ideals best serves both man and dog."

Breeder: Tom Garner Kennels
Owner: Tom Garner Kennels
Color: Red Fawn and white
D.O.B.: 09/28/2007

Garner's Dynamo (AKA AMOS" is one of those rare dogs that possesses both extreme power and dazzling finesse. Like Muhammed Ali, he floats like a butterfly and stings like a bee! Raw bulldog power and cat-like movement rarely cohabitate, but they do in Dynamo! Add laser intensity, and off the charts intelligence and heart, and we have just what we would expect from two of the eras best producers, Garner's "Dynomite" and Garner's "Cherry". Dynamo has been bred substantially over the past 2 years and has proven himself to be the right stud to carry on the proud Chinaman/Frisco/Dynomite tradition. You will see many fine litters from this specimen in upcoming months and years.

Garner's "Dynamo"  (AKA "Amos")
First	Second	Third	Fourth
Garner's "Dynomite"	Garner's "Frisco"	Garner's "Chinaman"	Wood's "Trouble"
			Abernathy's "Molly"
		Vince's "Chinagirl"	Garner's "Chinaman"
			Hobb's "Tuffy"
	Garner's "Yoko"	Garner's "Frisco"	Garner's "Chinaman"
			Vince's "Chinagirl"
		Garner's & Payne's "Lee Ling"	Garner's "Chinaman"
			Payne's "Scooter Red"
Garner's "Cherry"	Garner's "Frisco"	Garner's "Chinaman"	Wood's "Trouble"
			Abernathy's "Molly"
		Vince's "Chinagirl"	Garner's "Chinaman"
			Hobb's "Tuffy"
	Garner's "Chinagirl II"	Garner's "Frisco"	Garner's "Chinaman"
			Vince's "Chinagirl"
		Garner's "Chinagirl"	Garner's "Chinaman"
			Garner's "Kate"