As an owner of both... I completely agree with this video & the talking points. Like he says, Am. Bullies only require that nightly walk... whereas APBTs need a hike or a run. Animal aggression is also like night and day.
It is a good thing that many don't have the dog they think they do. A real APBT is NOT for everyone. I applaud you and your video. Finally I find someone that is actually educated about the breed.
I have both an American Bully and a APBT (shout out to my English Mastiff too) and you nailed it Bruh. Their temperaments are miles apart and they bring different attributes to the table but if taught properly both can be groomed to be great family companions.
I have a well bred American Bully and I find this guide very accurate. :) I love my Bully it frustrates me when people classify them as APBT. ( not that I have anything against pitties ! I love them but they are not the same breed!) The dog aggression is a big thing and a lot of people are not equipped to handle a dog aggressive breed. Sometimes it not a matter of training or socializing it can be part of the APBT breed. People get themselves and the dogs into trouble not being prepared to handle this in a responsible way. The American Bully is much easier in this area most of them are easy going. Although mine tends to like to rough house with other dogs and needs to play with dogs of his own size and mass because he overwhelms anything that can not handle his size. ( they tend to be heavier then they look ) The health of these dogs is sort of scary because they were bred to have exaggerated features that really create the health issues. I do appreciate the American Bully breed standard set by the UKC eliminates the very flat faces and exaggerated gait some are bred to have. This benefits them health wise. IF you want to dodge that breathing issue find a responsible breeder that breeds them with a little longer muzzle and a not so exaggerated gait. You do pay a pretty penny for a Bully. And always remember like the guide said there are always many great APBT in the local shelters even puppies. If you can save a life that would be the best thing! Someone commented about hip problems. As it stands its estimated that 50% of large breed dogs will get hip problems from bad genetics. Responsible breeders should screen for this issue but the Bully is a new breed compared to the others and I am not sure if one can find a hip certified bully easily. Since to properly screen you need to screen a few generations. Responsible breeding goes a lot farther if you want to learn more about dog genetic issues and responsible breeding visit my F.B page. facebook.com/thepuppytruth
Yeah Bullys are lazier and don't need the same exercise as an APBT. Also Bullys have more health problems and don't live as long:( I live an active life style so ABPTs always will remain a better choice for me.
I currently own both an American Stafford (13 months old) male and an APBT (6 months old) female. And I have to say that these two are the most intelligent dogs I've ever known and worked with. They live to have fun and are always willing to learn. Also they are so in-tuned too and with me, and its crazy. We eat, sleep, workout, and enjoy life together. I wouldn't trade them ever!!!!! Keep up the good work BULLY BADASS TV!!!
Eric Peyton I have 3 different breeds of bulldogs (APBT, AMSTAF, & American bulldog) all are awesome but I have to keep an eye on certain things when their together or definitely if any other animals or dogs that they haven't been calmly introduced to...but when it comes to any children they'll lick them to death and would even stairdown me to protect them.
Wouldn't even class pit amstaff as separate breeds because they are not and in 1956 to 57 English Staffordshire bull terriers were brought over to the USA to breed in for bigger heads and chests for the so called amstaff.3 breeds really one breed Staffordshire bull terrier.
Someone once told me that knowledge is power. Keep doing what you are doing fam for the Bully community, I am someone that really appreciate your hard work!
The apbt is a working breed that was bred to be animal aggressive as required for hunting, then later was suited for fighting purposes. Unlike most hunting breeds that track and bark at prey to alert their masters, the apbt's would actually fight/attack it's prey, then hold it down for it's master to arrive. What made them such fierce fighters/hunters is that the self preservation instinct was bred out of them, which is why they are so fearless and can absorb so much pain. Unlike bully's, however, apbt's are very athletic, agile, have lean muscle, a high prey drive, are very territorial, and have limitless levels of stamina/energy. Overall, imho, it's just a superior breed that NOT for everybody! Bully's, on the other hand, haven't been around long enough to really be called a true breed. Some look very impressive, while others look like orthopedic nightmares with weight problems and horrible symmetry. Still, there's too much variation (characteristic and temperament wise) and "type's" (i.e. XL, standard, classic, pocket, extreme) within the bully family for it to considered a true established breed. And the base/foundation stock used to breed them is a secretive mess that breeders don't like to be honest about. I mean, depending on the breeder, their stock could contain anything from a number of different breeds including, but not limited to, breeds such as the American bulldog, American Staffordshire terrier, Cane Corso, Boerboel, Presa Canario, Neo Mastiff, English mastiff, bandogs, Dogue De Bordeaux, English Bulldog, Rottweiler, Bullmastiff, and dogo Argentino. Add to that bad breeders who don't consider anything else but the 'look' when breeding creating all sorts of unpredictable results then over pricing the hell out of them. This is not me bashing bully's at all; I'm just trying to differentiate between the two and educate those who don't know the difference. Even though Bully's may be nice dogs, I'd never pay $4500 for what's really a mutt/mixed breed. And yes, they do get that high.
Its kinda like comparing a suit with a tractor, one thing is made for fashion, the other for working... The big question should be what do you want a dog for? I love my APBT, he's a good bush dog, he chases bears and coyotes, and is so strong fast and athletic nothing in 6 years has even touched him.
robert lockhart well said homey....and 4500 isn't even a drop to what some are getting for their Bullys....Granted some of the Bullys bred by knowledgeable, experienced dog breeders, are beautiful animals, but I'm like U, I'd never drop that kind of cheddar on a non working dog.
Excellent video. I am an owner of one of both the terrier, a female eight years old, and the bully, a male six years old, and your evaluation of each was exactly on point. In fact I kept saying yes! yes!! yes!!! on all your comments because I felt like you were talking about my two. Thanks for your confirmation of each of their characteristics and a very informative video. I was so impressed I subscribed to your channel. Thank you.
I adopted my 85 pound bully from our local shelter. He likes to hike but over an hour he gets tuckered out. He is so good with kids, adults & dogs. He stays with my 80 year old grandmother and her chihuahua while I am at work and is a doll (: I've owned both & love both breeds, love the look of Dee-bo he is short and muscular. Great to educate people with because they are so intimidated by him until they realize he is a baby
Great video... Just one suggestion... I believe that any responsible breeder/ fan should always state that apbt are not regular dogs for regular people. They require extreme amounts of socialization, 100% dedication to obedience training, and insane amounts of exercise and discipline. Without these 4 MUSTS, you are going to have an unruly dangerous dog that will either end up dead or in a shelter waiting to be dead if you are lucky. If not, another pet, child or family member may end up dead and you in jail. An Apbt is not a dog for the faint hearted. Don't get an apbt if you rent, if you are planning on getting married or have babies, if you are not disciplined in your own life, if you do not have at least 1 hour daily to heavily exercise and train your dog, if you hate excercise, if you don't have the money to buy a well bred ukc registered apbt or if you don't understand commitment, or if it is your first dog. Please get a shihtzu!
I'll take a game line apbt over an am bully any day. I have 4 that are related and have bloodlines through Boudreaux, Tudor, and Boyles. My other pit is Garner with Carver lines
And tudor dogs are garbage unless u can find a true tudor dog...not many around thats pure and working...almost like the ofrn line...the feely ..wallace stuff...ever heard of centipede...look him up if not
You did a great job with this. . I have had both types. My first pit bull terrier was when I was ten and my first bully I was 32. And in my opinion your spot on with everything you shared. . Great work on all your videos. Much respect. ..
Things I wish I knew about the American Bully before I got one - Stubborn - My dog is aggressive to most male dogs - HEAVY - LARGE HEADED - Luckily companion ( I got him hen I thought he was a APBT, I can not handle those pure pits. )
This was put together well, I've always been a big APBT guy but lately I've been doing a lot of bully research to draw my own conclusion of what the major differences are beside just the way they look, this pretty much answered all my questions
My APBT seems to naturally love cats and other dogs, I mean they're good with other dogs if you socialize them early on but honestly I think I just got lucky with his individual personality. I think one of the main problems APBT has with other dogs is that they take everything as a game and have a really high pain tolerance, so real escalated violence doesn't take too long to ensue. Great video. :)
Very informative video!!! I like to see the American Bully, but I'm old school and I gotta stick with the American Pit Bull Terrier!!! I've been having the APBT for over 30 years and I love the breed!!!
I'm glad you are speaking well of Pits. I have a Pit and she is unbelievably awesome. She's friendly as can be, she loves everyone. Every morning when I take her out before work, she drags me to the door of the business below my apartment to say hi to her two buddies for a min. After I get home, she drags me to the front door of the business to say hi to her other buddies that work there later in the day. She gets along with all other dogs and cats and always wants to meet wild animals, squirrels, rabbits, cats everything. She was abandoned at a gas station, someone found her and brought her to the shelter and I thankfully found her. Anytime I get mad about something (not at her) she bombard me with kisses. If I pretend to cry she does the same thing and will not stop until I'm laughing hysterically. She sees my mom a lot and one day I started acting like I was punching my mom in the arm and she was yelling and making noises like I was hitting her and in a second, my dog was on the couch and between us giving me her warning that she's about to fuck me up. She is a great friend and I love her so much. Every other Pit I have ever met start licking my face instantly and act like we've been buddies for years. I love them and it's most likely the only breed of dog I'll ever own from now on. Thanks for the video. I just wish people would stop hating them. I've read some fucked up things people have said about Pits that makes me want to kill that person because it's so bad and so hateful and these idiots have probably never even seen a Pit before. Even banning Pits in some cities. What kind of shit is that???
Bro I got both and u are on the spot right my OFR female loves running outside for hours and my merle does her business and comes back inside and lays down. Good review on both dogs man. like u said both are great animals
thank you for the video it was great I actually just bought UKC purple ribbon razor edge bully today out of Lexington Tennessee and I have to say I am very happy with my choice he is awesome very calm very playful when I want to I couldn't be happier
lol 2000 dollars. i got a very nice American Bully from a shelter for 80 bucks. he has a nice build and frame. he weighs 65 LBS and is mostly blue. He also is very friendly to other dogs. he has become my favorite dog. if you want to buy a nice dog than please just go to the shelter. dont waste your money on a breeder when you can find a great dog at the shelter.
i also looked up the shelters in my area and they are full of them. check it out. just google dog shelter, type in your area code and the breed you want. you will get a long list with pics and info. the amount of great bullies and pits will astonish you.
Millions of dogs get killed in shelters. If you can't find a purebred dog in the shelter, look at the rescue because they have all purebred dogs there. You will be saving a ton of money, and be saving the dogs life.
Shelters are a pain in the ass to deal with. I'd rather just buy a dog from a reputable breeder. Sure it'll cost me more but atleast I'll know the dog will look and behave how I want it to, by thourougly examining the parents.
I have both type of dogs in my yard,I love my game dogs but I can't take them nowhere with me because they try to eat any animal they see lol but i love them...now with my bullies, they are big time jaw droppers, a bit laid back and my kids can take them anywhere they want. Both great dogs, i lean towards gameness but that's just me. My wife and kids love the bullies. Thanks for sharing bud!
Great video. Very well worded. Very informative. Being the owner of a APBT I am so used to feeling like I have to defend my dog's breed & it was refreshing to hear positive things for a change. Love that you suggest for people with monetary restrictions to check out their shelters. Too many .À being put down as a result of over breeding a
Love your videos, first off and I am a big fan.For me personally I am trying to go through a reputable breeder here in my area, keep in mind that I have researched the breeder, his breeding stock and his facilities, to go with an american bully mostly due to aesthetics. I must explain that I am a wheelchair bound Iraq Veteran that lives in an area where violence to my self, my loved ones and my property and possessions is not a matter of If but when. The qualities that I need in a dog, and for the record I hate using the term "dog" because to me these animals are so much more than can be summed up in one word yet for all extensive purposes it shall do dor mow, are 1) service dog 2) companion animal 3) guard/ personal protection. The American bully for me, out of all the other breeds, is at the top of my list due to the physical, mental, dietary. etc requirements of owning a dog of "insert breed name here". I also understand that in order to get a dog that suits my unique needs I am going to have to devote a lot of time, energy, and possibly, make that most definitely, money to get an animal that will suit mine and my families needs/wants. And if at the end of the day if I end up going with any breed other than APBT or an american bully then so be it. You can ask a lot out of these animals but they are not super dog, from the comics. I hope that the one thing that anybody can take away from my comment is that these are breeds have their good and bad traits, as do all breeds. So do your research,dogs are family members not property, and always treat your pets with the same love,caring and respect that you would show a family member. TL:DR- Both breeds are great but definitely not for every owner. Do your research. Wait a month.Do your research again and if you still want a dog of that breed then go for it, within reason. Just remember that dogs are individuals and may not conform to breed standards.
I've had both an APBT and a Daks line tri Bully. I know two dogs don't speak for every dog out there but the temperament of the APBT I have is the complete 180 to the stereo type of the breed. Everyone that's met the dog cannot believe how sweet, gentle and friendly the dog is. Changed many people's perception of the breed.
Great videos and super informative. As a former owner to a 15 apbt that was my best friend to a fresh owner of a rescue 1.5 yo American bully. Both dogs are amazing but require an experienced owner. The bully is way calmer and lazy. There really is no comparison. If you want an athlete get a apbt. If you want a loyal friend with a huge head who's kinda messy then go with a bully. Either way you just made the best decision of your life. Dogs rule ❤
I can't comment an the American Bully, but I have 2 rescues pits. Your analysis is right on. Mine are about 6 years old and until this year they were definitely dog aggressive, but they are lovers of people. I bring them to Home Depot and a few people move out of the way, but most, who have not met real a pit bull, they fall in love with the dogs. In the final analysis, I think their aggression has diminished because I am a better owner. Good Video- you described the APBT very accurately.
Honestly that’s why I got my apbt , felt my self getting lazy and being a couch potato due to COVID -19...sooo I got me a puppy who’s 3 months now and he got me more active then ever 🙏🏾 🏆
very on point. had an apbt and a bully and my pittie was a bundle of energy me and my brothers were teens so he was able to socialize well but def was dog aggressive early on, the bully was more of a diesel lap dog lol literally just one walk and he be chillin all night. the pit needed to be out with us all day in order to finally be laxed lol. both extremely friendly
My opinion on both breeds is as you say all upto preference i have a apbt and shes very loyal good with kids and other dogs and its a rare thing to see a pit that doesn't hate other dogs what i did since she was a pup is try to introduce her to other dogs wether its my neighbors dog or if we meet a new dog on a walk i take the time to ask the owner if my dog can meet theres and with in minutes my dog is bowing and trying to play i also have introduced her to an American bully named titan, he was so good with her they played for hours the dog was so friendly and playful the two things i love in dogs it made me want a American bully and this video helped me realize what im going to get now and im happy to say that American bullies and abpt are my dogs of choice wether it be a intense run with a apbt or a nice brisk walk with my girl and my bully both are great companions and gorgeous dogs thank very much for this video BBA-tv
JAJAJAJ your pitbull its not pure you can give a pure breed pitbull to cesra millan to change his dog aggreson that will be his first failure buy a real pitbull and try to mamke he dog friendly at 4 months old he will try to kill anything that its not a human
Idk man Ive been around both since I was a kid,I also am a trainer and honestly Ive seen more temperament issues out of the bully.Ive seen more human aggression out of the bully .Social ability an APBTs extreme drive can be used in training to do anything you want,which is why the excel in schutzhund and ring sports.
Excellent video. Thank you so much for making it. I was having a hard time deciding between the 2 but after watching your video and considering what I'm looking for in a dog, I've decided to get another APBT to be my future kayaking companion.
Even though my favorite breeds are Tosa inu, Presa Canarios, English Bull Terriers...I would like to say you did a very good job on your analysis on both breeds...Especially, when you talk about the cost which I totally agree on because if you want that muscular dog you need to pay a lot and have a lot of time on your hands...My favorite bloodlines when it comes to American Pit Bulls are Colby, Eli, and Sorells...What is your favorite Dogumentary Tv?
My family is looking at buying an American Bully. The puppies are from Gotti and Razor Edge lines. I have a son with down syndrome. That said we are wanting to choose wisely. Maybe the Bully is not the best choice for us. We are moderately active but not overly so.
There are a lot of APBT in animal shelters especially here in Memphis TN where I reside. I suggest to anyone wanting a pit bull to go to your local shelter and save one either a puppy or an adult. I would never pay a grand for a pit bull I don't see anything special about the breed nor do I with the American Bully.
+Chris Nunya german breeds thats just your preference. You know how hard it is to find a real apbt in a shelter? I wouldn't pay for any of those breeds because i dont want anything from those breeds.
dude dude it's really hard to find a pure bred american pitbull out here in okc people got apbt mixed with bullies saying they're 100% & selling them for too much money so i bet it'll be hard to get a pure bred apbt at a shelter
I know I'm a year late here, but to anyone reading this, my APBT and his brother were transferred from a shelter in OK (maybe not OKC, we don't know) to my local shelter. I'd say 20% of the dogs in that shelter were staffy/pit/bully breeds of some sort and they were stuck in there longer, on average, due to a LOT of local breed laws around here. We got our 9 month old for
Ok, what I got off this excellent brake down of these breeds is that, the apbt is cheaper, will live longer and healthier, so it'll be around healthy + longer, to maul and raise havoc in all neighborhoods around the world. So, I got myself a bully, who's great grandpa happens to be the one and only "Aston Martin" Thanks!
Chee Choin Pits are good dogs when owned by people who can properly dedicate enough time to them and know what they're buying. Also when they have owners who can control their drives in certain situations.
+Kyra and Friends You are 100% correct. The trouble about some of these pet owners is that, they dont love the dog for what they are, but more cause of what they represent and the effect it has on people when they tell em "I own a PITbull"...the word "pit" is what kills me, because in my uneducated opinion, if your dog never been in a pit and don't belong in no pit, then why breeders dont start by changing that stigma? Arent they "Terriers"? Isnt that a more proper way to represent your pet? Once again, I love all dogs, I just hate the way some folks capitalize on an animals rep just so they can get a rep as well...thats all folks!
My APBT is game I agree with the temperament part on the APBT , we socialized our dog with people and other pets she loved playing with my friends golden retriever for hours , Then my dog got bit by another dog who was not socialized and she destroyed it and has been the same way ever since to other animals she is an excellent family pet , blue nose fawn 73 lbs , will not let her near other dogs at all now
Great break down of the two, my bully pups will be born and ready for our home this august, i am always getting asked the question what is the difference between the bullys and the pits i will be posting this on my fb
I like your videos and your attitude on dogs, i must say out of the Molosser group. both of these dogs are very high energy... just like most dogs... keep making these dogs look good, they dont deserve the reputation.
It’s very ironic because I own both and my pit is a girl my bully is a boy and she is super hype and active plenty of energy, she motivates him to run and play ruff.
Well I hardly ever comment on things except for if they got it totally wrong or they did a fantastic job and you sir did a wonderful job.. The one thing that you did that really stood out to me that you do not keep referring to the breed as Pitbull you kept calling at American Pitbull terrier..which in my eyes helps take away from the awful reputation of the name and for that I thank you
Ty for sharing your personal experiences. Their both wonderful pets. These breeds seem to have attributes that not many other breeds have. Congrats on your choice.
Damn good job bruh o actually have both and started with apbt first so I kinda raised them different but then me wanting to do my own comparison I started off with that expensive ass bully and one of my own pups and I have to say you was about spot on so far
The dog one the left is a true working bulldog. Gorgeous! Bulldogs (APBTs) were bred as all-around farming, hunting, and guarding dogs that also were used in the bull baiting matches of England. It definitely wins in the working department, and I even believe that it wins in the looks department also. The dog on the left is not the best that American Bullies have to offer. I understand that the Bully is a show breed, but, if you ask me, there are some really great Bullies out there. I respect those mastiff/APBT mixes that I see over the English bulldog/APBT mixes though. This Bully is an English bulldog Bully (stocky, short-legged, shorter-faced and wide).
I got a am staff/a American bulldog/a bully&a Pitt bull,+ a boxer Pitt mix,,,I love all my dogs,but my am staff is my heart,she is so smart ,she almost human
Thanks for the post. u did a good job here. as a Pit Bull owner i agree with u 100%. can you recommend any serious Bully Breeder, im trying to get into the bully world. Cheers from Dominican Republic
According to Pit Bull Rescue Central, the UKC recognizes the American Pit Bull Terrier as a purebred dog, but the AKC does not. The AKC will only allow the registration of American Staffordshire Terriers. Staffordshire Bull Terriers are another breed that can be registered with both kennel clubs, but there is some disagreement as to whether it should be classified as a pit bull. Because there are other breeds that closely resemble pit bulls, it is impossible to know if a dog is full-blooded without seeing pedigree papers. Unfortunately, some dishonest breeders turn to shady kennel clubs for falsified papers on dogs that do not have verifiable lineage. Researching the kennel club to determine its authenticity is a vital part of determining the purebred status of a dog, notes Pit Bull Rescue Center.
exercise requirement should only go to the pitbull, the American Bully are heavy, short legs, theyre like couch potatoes, pitbulls are a lot more active
It depends from dog to dog. My Xl Amercian Bully is a couch potato and would love to sit and cuddle all day and he just needs few walks. My other bully,the standard one is extremely athletic and needs to run at leat once in two days or else she starts whining and becomes totally closed. As in she just sits and doesn't eat, respond etc.
I wouldn't always say that cost is a major issue, but I don't understand why people would ever bother to drop $1000 or more on a dog with no health tests, titles, proof of health or working ability. Not saying that's every breeder but let's be honest, it's A LOT of breeders "reputable" or no. I can excuse a lack of health tests or titles if a dog is from proven working parents but otherwise? That's like buying a Daewoo at the same price you'd buy a Camaro for hype's sake. I wouldn't mind getting an AmBully at all. In fact, I'd really love to get one but with the dubious track record with health and the commonplace glorification of bad structure, I'd need not only good looking correctly built dogs but also a kennel that health tests for hips and elbows at the very least, and finding both at the same time is like finding a needle in a haystack
I bought a pup for 300 of Craigslist from a good family that’s neighborhood didn’t allow “pit bulls” but he’s been dna tested and is 100% apbt and he’s never showed any aggression towards other dogs or other small animals either so for sure as long as there raised with other animals they arnt aggressive at all but he most defiantly is a lot of work and if I don’t give him A lot of exercise he will go crazy in the house and act up a little so you need a lot of time to play with and work with them I’m 15 and I just started doing online school so I have more time for him but he’s a great dog but defiantly not right for most people.
More and more I'm starting to REALLY enjoy this channel... You guys have come a LONG way.... I'm currently looking for a dog again after raising APBTs in the mid 90's and stopping... But ALL i see are bullys .... I'd truly LOVE to find an old family red like a Wallace or similar but that's damn near impossible... Funny thing is, my family raises NOTHING but bullys (miyagi, juggernaut line, i believe...)and i could LITERALLY get one for free, but I'm still unsure bcuz lineage means a LOT to me.... Not sure what to do... Just KNOW I want a dog again after so many years
my new pup is a cross between two hybrids, female is a orange black brindle from a blue nose and red nose pairing and the sire is a apbt American bulldog mix (Scott) at 4weeks the are so prescious
My uncle had his pit till it was 15 it was a tiny little thing 40 pounds and was healthy till it died from gum disease it use to chew on bricks trees fire hydrants it could for hours it was the dog that made my brother and I fall in love with bullies but even after saying all that nothing beats the look of a American bully the shear blockyness of them is amazing and I'm sure if you as a little bully max and some lean dense muscle instead of of you more thick chunky muscle ( water weight. ) you could get those extra years and take good care if those teeth everybody the leading cause for death in dogs are gum disease we add cattle milk replacer to the dog food for extra calcium and vitamin minerals but nothing is more important than brushing
I say APBT is better in every way, but the cost of containment for the APBT should be higher with crate eating and dog house eating, and replacing your collars and chains as they wear out. As far as health the APBT tends to get involved in yard accidents or hunting injuries that have an impact on life span. I hated Bully’s for a long time because of them being papered as APBTs, but I think it’s fine for everyone else who isn’t good enough for the APBT.
I have apbt! I want a bully! I love both. The pit bulls are like you said. They are very up beat. I love my dogs do. A bully will most likely be my next dog! Love what you are doing with the dogs do! Keep it up!,👍👍👍
We have a lot of Staffordshire bull terriers in the uk that looks like bullys and plenty of Staffordshire bull terriers look exactly the same as the pitbull in the thumbnail but it's how you breed them we have in the northeast some huge Staffordshire bull terriers up to 80lb .
"Hard times made strong men Good times made soft men" This quote is true to APBT and American Bully when you look at and analyse these breeds qualities.
hi men, i am from mexico and i will apreciate if you can put some subtitles to the videos because i like so much your channel and i want to show to some people here because the information is wonderfull, all your videos are excellent,
life sucks I love to watch videos with anything to do with American pit bull terriers but this shitty UK country has them banned my family bred them and came from pure stock
Totally agree mate but there are pure pits in UK but if u get caught you will lose your dog even if Ur pit never even growled at anyone the dangerous dog act is total bullshit
I actually saw in The Classified Section If The Newspaper That A Breeder was selling American Bully Razor's Edge Razor's Edge Puppies For 400 Bucks A Puppy!
im a fan of the real pitbull,i love how you clarify the fact theyre 2 very different breeds. is it fair to say.......?????? real pitbulls are dogs selectively breed after the crossing of certain terriers and bull dogs that produce a slim,energetic,athletic dog while bullys are pitbull crossed back with bull dogs for a certain temperament and girth while keeping the desired head shape of the pitbull?????
