he looks like a pitbull... or a Dogo Argentino. he is very very cute. more pics please.
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sure looks like a pit bull to me...
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Awwwww, she looks sweet...something about those eyes....
It took me like 6 tries to guess the pit bull on that website!
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It took me like 6 tries to guess the pit bull on that website!
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The first time I saw it it took me way more than 6
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She's an American Bulldog btw
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Originally Posted by PortraitPixie Awwwww, she looks sweet...something about those eyes.... It took me like 6 tries to guess the pit bull on that website!
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She's an American Bulldog btw
haha, I got it!!
Dogo's are rangier, taller and slimmer with a more chiselled head--most have cropped ears.
I love american bulldogs, I recently was training one and her name was Pheobe.
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Dogo's are rangier, taller and slimmer with a more chiselled head--most have cropped ears.
I love american bulldogs, I recently was training one and her name was Pheobe.
omg! i'm in love! she is SO gorgeous!
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did u get her from a rescue/shelter? i didnt know American Bulldogs looked like that, i always pictured all of them short and kinda fat like the english bulldogs i usually see around here.
Without looking at other responses: pit bull mix, possibly purebred, 99% sure.
ETA: OK, American Bulldog!
ETA: OK, American Bulldog!
My am. bully has been gone for several years now, though he is cremated and next to my bed. He had 10 good years with us. He was a big "Chance-type looking" (from Homeward Bound). That dog was the biggest love, sweet and loving. All you had to do is sit on the floor with your legs crossed and he felt it was his duty to sit his big butt right on your lap like he belonged there.
Best dog we ever had.
He had a lot of skin problems. I had read that was a possibility with them, man, skin allergies, bumps, ingrown hairs, abscesses you name it he had it.
He also in his golden years had arthritis pretty bad and was on meds for that too the last couple of years....he was a gem of a dog and we will never forget him.
Enjoy your "wooly bully" they are so sweet and athletic and gorgeous to look at.
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Best dog we ever had.
He had a lot of skin problems. I had read that was a possibility with them, man, skin allergies, bumps, ingrown hairs, abscesses you name it he had it.
He also in his golden years had arthritis pretty bad and was on meds for that too the last couple of years....he was a gem of a dog and we will never forget him.
Enjoy your "wooly bully" they are so sweet and athletic and gorgeous to look at.
Copper, thanks for sharing the story of your am bully. I can tell how much you love him. I had a cat that I felt that much love for.
fishwithabike, we plan to do advanced obendience and then see what happens from there. She has the basics down well, so we are on our way. Agility sounds like fun.
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I don't think I'll ever have another breed of dog. She is just so amazing.
She is wanting to "hunt" our cat. I may start a new thread asking for some tips on how to keep the peace.
fishwithabike, we plan to do advanced obendience and then see what happens from there. She has the basics down well, so we are on our way. Agility sounds like fun.
I don't think I'll ever have another breed of dog. She is just so amazing.
She is wanting to "hunt" our cat. I may start a new thread asking for some tips on how to keep the peace.
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No, they really don't have very different temperaments. In fact there are a lot of similarities in the two breeds. A good APBT and a good American Bulldog will both be courageous, people-oriented, intelligent dogs that like to work. They're alert, fearless dogs, but the proper temperament in both breeds is not hostile or aggressive. Both make incredible family dogs.
That's why American Bulldogs are probably my second favorite breed, after Pit Bulls (it's two words, and capitalized like the other breeds you mentioned, btw). Both breeds also tend toward animal aggression, which is the one thing I can live without, but it can be dealt with for the other wonderful qualities they have.
Camellia, she's gorgeous!
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Originally Posted by shannon0218 American Bulldogs have very different temperaments than pitbulls--which is just one of the reasons I'm so pissed they've been put on our province's ban list. |
That's why American Bulldogs are probably my second favorite breed, after Pit Bulls (it's two words, and capitalized like the other breeds you mentioned, btw). Both breeds also tend toward animal aggression, which is the one thing I can live without, but it can be dealt with for the other wonderful qualities they have.
Camellia, she's gorgeous!
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WHOOT! I got it on the first try on the "find the pit" page
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yay me!
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: I am surprised that many of the breeds on that page could even be mistaken for a pit...but I guess it's the photo. IRL a Rodisian ridge back or Swiss mountain dog look nothing like a pit, let alone a Jack Russel Terrier!
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They are good dogs, or at least all the ones I have met have been. I have met some mixes that were pretty nasty, but I think that was not nature, but rather nurture.
They are good dogs, or at least all the ones I have met have been. I have met some mixes that were pretty nasty, but I think that was not nature, but rather nurture.
BTW, Easy looks SO much like my Samson did when he was little (he's now a 10 yo 80 pounder). They told me he is a Dalmation mix at the shelter... which he could be, but he is the biggest Dal I have ever met! The vet said he might be part Great Dane... whatever, he's the best dog ever. Weird the two "guess the breed" theads I visited on here today remind me a lot of my own dogs
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