TweetChopped ears really give your pup that bullie look. I am a big fan of americans. Both my pure breads passed one was 100% jonhson other olde english. They get a bad wrap my granddaughter can do anything all shell get is licked.
That dog of yours will protect your wife and kids and give you all nothing but love.

TweetThank you man. He is a very good dog.

Tweetbro i just got one hes 11 weeks old cant wait to see how big he gets they are great dogs mine is blue as well ill have to bring him by

TweetYea man bring him over.

TweetMy bullies are extremely territorial but best luck ive had with them making friends is introducing them in a neutral location, once their buddies then they can come over. When they dont know the other dog it gets a bit troublesome at times. One is 10 the other 7 so they are a bit set in their ways.

Tweethe looks like he is having a ball. bully breeds have a bad rep but it is the way you raise them that will make them either a good or bad dog. you got a good one

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Originally Posted by guage

My bullies are extremely territorial but best luck ive had with them making friends is introducing them in a neutral location, once their buddies then they can come over. When they dont know the other dog it gets a bit troublesome at times. One is 10 the other 7 so they are a bit set in their ways.

My dog isn't territorial or aggressive to other dogs or people. I have to many kids for him to be aggressive. I work with him every day. My kids can take food out of his bowl (if they get to it before its gone) There is an order in my house I am the boss then my wife then the kids. He falls under the one of the kids. He gets the same treatment as they do. He fights with them just like they do each other he takes their toys and they take his. I always take him around other dogs. I never put him on a leash. A lot of times dogs feel like they are cornered and cant get away on a leash so they bite out of fear and defense. He is kennel trained, and if he messes up you will normally have to catch him do it because he goes directly to his kennel when he does mess up. He is the best dog I have ever had. I have had Doberman pinchers, Staffordshire terriers, pit bulls, and the American bully is by far the best traits that I look for in a dog. They have good size, good manors, good looks, and most of all he loves our family and want to be a part of it.

Tweeti like the bully breeds. I never had a pit, just english bulldogs. My buddy has several pits, mixed and pure. They are all good dogs, I'm a stranger in their house and they just let me pet them like anyone else there.

TweetIm a HUGE pit fan, personally I prefer and have (2) APBT but the bully pitts are quite intimidating looking give em that

TweetI like the APBT. That was the only dog I would have for years. They are just so much work. I mean you really have to have time and patients. They are so athletic. I do miss my old stud, He was a red brindle with fawn and whiteish strips. He was 110lbs. and he could hang on a rope for hours. He loved to tug of war. The bully isn't nearly as game as the pit but just as loving and loyal.

Tweetyeah I got 2 females and they are a pain in the ass when they get there energy all up. I got one that can clear any fence you put in front of her. I prefer female dogs and APBTs are the most femine looking of the different pit bulls in my opinion