Dread's name with his titles:
 
Ch Bandog Dread, SchH3, IPO3, WH, WDS, CD, TD, U-CDX, S.D.-ducks/sheep
 
OFA good.
 
He was high in trial for his SchH3. High protection in trial when earning 4 
of his 5 titles (she skipped IPO2). First APBT in America to get IPO3. 
While earning his titles, his protection scores were all over 95.
 
In getting his AKC OB titles, he got 2 HIT's with 198 (including once over 
130 dogs, in his first trial).
 
Earned his TD on his first attempt.
 
The WDS is "Working Dog Superior" which is the highest title given in the 
International Weight Pull Association (IWPA).
 
Got generally good scores in getting his herding titles, including one high 
in trial. Irritated a lot of sheepdog people.
 
His movies:
 
Plain Clothes
Hear no Evil
Simon & Simon Reunion - "Precious Cargo"
Getting Even with Dad
The Good Son 
 
Worked with: 
 
Marlee Maitlan
Martin Sheen
Abe Vigoda
Simon and Simon
McCaully Culkin
"Norm" from Cheers
 
Featured in TV Commercials, US Post Office Public Service messages, Doc 
Martin Boot ads, Janus Fund ads. Appeared in news features on TV 15 times.
 
Bit about 1000 humane officers, postal workers, meter readers, etc. all over 
the US and Canada as part of Diane's seminars on how to deal with dangerous 
dogs. And he was always the life of the party.
 
Ate so many donuts he got high cholesterol. He got three write in votes to 
be President of the Kansas State Animal Control Association.
 
He made a lot of people love pit bulls. And he did it not by being a soft, 
wimpy dog but being a full blooded, hard biting, responsible professional 
that people could relate to and respect. He had dignity, kindness with just 
a touch of seriousness you never wanted to push. But with family and friends 
he was pure love and trust.
 
I personally don't think he would have been a champion fighting dog, though 
of course he was never even rolled. But I do know that he would have given 
his life for me. He did everything I ever asked of him. He was always 
there. He was always a professional. He never let me down. I put him in 
many difficult and trying situations and he handled them all with good grace. 
How many people can do the same?
 
It was the honor of a lifetime to know him. We shared so much together. My 
thoughts were always on him, and still are.
 
If he had never entered so much as a fun match, I would feel the same way 
about him. The titles and movies made no real difference in our 
relationship. My memories of Dread are of him lying on the couch with his 
head in my lap, always looking up at me. Just him and me.