Sentences with phrase «bully breed»

I am fond of bully breeds because I was initially attracted to their looks and movement.

We primarily rescue bully breed dogs who have been deemed «aggressive» due to past abuse or neglect.

We do not have a program especially designated for bully breeds as we are already a low - cost clinic.

As we have already mentioned, of all of the dogs in animal shelters currently around 40 percent are classified as bully breeds, and 20 percent are classified as pit bulls.

Like most breeds, the dominant behavior has been bred out of pit bulls and other bully breeds.

In addition to all the above, a responsible bully breed owner must understand that his actions can impact the ability of others to own pit bull - type dogs.

She also ignores other dog attacks, to make it seem like bully breeds are the top attackers.

Unlike many bully breed dogs, she's extremely laid back and doesn't need much exercise.

This is not just for our clients, this is for everyone that loves bully breeds, wants to have fun, and wants to support some local rescues!

In addition to these statistics and facts, in our hearts we are extremely passionate about bully breed dogs.

Think we're offering reduced adoption fees for bully breeds because we're tired of having them around?

It is sad that bully breeds such as Pit bulls and Bull dogs have such a bad reputation.

Many apartments and complexes will not allow bully breed type dogs.

Too many backyard bred bully breeds are available out there.

We have been involved with various bully breeds by either showing, judging, training or breeding since 1987.

They also assist shelters and rescue groups who support bully breeds.

People who have bully breeds need to be responsible and educated — as does any dog owner.

This course is exclusive for you and your beloved bully breed!

The dog area uses smaller stacked cages, and most dogs taken in by the group are large bully breeds.

And how do you think bully breeds got such a bad reputation?

Over time, these dogs became a more diverse group and included many of the types of bully breeds listed above.

And that is pretty much true of most of the smaller bully breeds.

I have trained many bully breeds over the years.

There are a number of types of bully breeds out there.

Please check with your agent to see if your insurance accepts bully breeds.

With such a bias against pit bulls and select bully breeds in general, how is the pit bull affected?

Many pit bull and bully breed haters are colored by this media reporting bias.

We don't just talk from experience in working with them in the veterinary hospital, but I and many of our staff members are also bully breed owners.

Owners of this little bully breed, should have a strong will and an endless supply of patience.

However, I've noticed bully breeds do things a bit different, which can get them in trouble.

They are not a rescue, though some of their members are foster families for bully breeds.

Inside those crates are large dogs, mostly pit bulls and other bully breeds, all jam packed into small spaces.

I like bully breeds, even the rare ones.

But have always been a fan of bully breeds.

Each year more than a half a million bully breed dogs are euthanized in shelters.

Owners must be well educated about bully breeds, because they will likely face comments from friends, families, and neighbors.

However, 40 percent of dogs in animal shelters are characterized as bully breeds, and 20 percent of those are called pit bulls.

American bullies do come from pit bulls, but they have had other types of bully breeds mixed in so that they are no longer considered pit bulls, but have their own breed standards.

I volunteer at a shelter here in Ohio that specializes in bully breeds.

Any type of dog is welcome from bully breeds to small and brindle dogs.

Many people especially with the economy the way it is can not afford the extra liability insurance, and many companies as it is will not issue that sort of insurance to those who own bully breeds.

We encourage you to bring your pooch (especially bully breeds) for a day of fun and socializing!

Registered 501 (c) 3 nonprofit rescue group that focuses on bully breeds including American Staffordshire Terriers, American Bulldogs, Old English Bulldogs, American Pit Bull Terriers, Staffordshire Bull Terriers, Mastiffs and Pit Bulls.

However, it is important to note that several of the dogs lumped into this category are not bully breeds at all.

Some of the sweetest, lovingest dogs have been the big and so called bully breed dogs.

If bully breeds and mixes can serve in our schools, nursing homes, and hospitals as therapy and service dogs, then they certainly have a place in our communities.