The Bully Pitbull

Hello guys, sorry for the delay, I’ve been out handling a couple of matters. Anyway, I wanted to show you guys what a bully pitbull is suppose to look like. Eddie over at xtremebullypitbulls.com sets the breeding standard for breeding bully pits.  Check him out. I will not be long today. I just wanted to answer the question I have been getting from readers of “what is a bully pitbull suppose to look like.” Eddie has the remedy. He has some beautiful monsters over there.

Bull Terrier: Pitbull Family

Hello folks. I wanted to give a little in-site on a dog that is part of the pitbull family and often mistaken for the American Pitbull Terrier.

The Bull Terrier is a magnificent dog and should not be mistaken as a pitbull. Very similar in body structure, yet these are two different breeds.

History of the Bull Terrier:

The Bull Terrier is a British breed of dog.  Its predecessors were developed for the purposes of pit fighting, in the middle of the 19th century.   The “sporting enthusiasts” of that time loved to bet on dog fights, bull fights, bear fights, etc. Some of them decided to mate two formidable breeds of dog, the Bull Dog and the Black and Tan Terrier (which is now extinct).  They wanted to combine the Bull Dog’s tenacity, courage and high threshold of pain, with the terrier’s lightening speed, agility and unsurpassed ratting (eg.,killing) instinct.  What resulted was an extremely rugged dog, well suited for pit fighting, which is still popular in parts of the world to this day.  It was not a pretty dog.  It had bowed legs, and its colors have been described as “smutty”.  It was called the Bull and Terrier dog.  On the other side of this not so pretty picture, is the fact that the dog had unfaltering devotion to its owner. Read more