Once of the reasons I'm in love with the Old Family Red Nose, is the rich history behind this particular strain of pit bulls. Below you will find historical information and articles written about the Old Family Red Nose, and how they left their mark on history.

"Regardless of one's historical perspective, these old amber-eyed, red-nosed, red-toe-nailed, red-coated dogs represent some of the most significant pit bull history and tradition that stands on four legs today."
McNolty - 30-30 Journal (1967)

• Story of the Old Family Reds (Written by Richard F. Stratton)
• The "Old Family Red Nose" Dogs (Written By E.L. Mullins)
• Ferguson's Centipede (Written By Richard F. Stratton)