Bully breeds - share your dogs! - Page 3

Sprockette never slowed in her later years. She was nearing 14 when we lost her, heart worms not age. Vet said if it wasn't for the heart worms ( she'd had them her entire life. It was a horrid battle, and the coughing made me sick... ) she probably would've lived two or more years! I know age doesn't slow them down... I have videos of Sprockette, pregnant with her last litter at 11, shaking and killing snakes and mice as we did the annual barn clean out!

Although, she DID want her daily sun baths...

Not sure if it's considered a bully breed.

This is our Cane Corso girl. They are supposed to be the smallest mastiffs.

She was 6 months in the first pick, and about a year and a half in the last.

This is my third Cane and I can't imagine a day without at least one of them.

I’ve been involved with this breed since the first litters came to the US in the early 90’s.

I'll be breeding her later this year once she comes into season.

Here is my Caviler King Charles Spaniel Miss Madeline Josephine (Maddi Jo).  I am worried about her.  She killed one of our baby ducks a few years ago and chases crows and even deer out of our yard.  She's a good girl other than that!

This is my "bully" girl, Paikea.  She's an American Bulldog mix.  She's huge, like 100lbs huge, but scared to death of the chickens.  LOL!  Total wimpy puppy.
 

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Originally Posted by anbhean 

 

This is my "bully" girl, Paikea.  She's an American Bulldog mix.  She's huge, like 100lbs huge, but scared to death of the chickens.  LOL!  Total wimpy puppy.
 

     I love it!

Sure wish my dogs were afraid of my chickens. They've killed their fair share in the past

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Originally Posted by BigWilly 

Not sure if it's considered a bully breed.

This is our Cane Corso girl. They are supposed to be the smallest mastiffs.

She was 6 months in the first pick, and about a year and a half in the last.

This is my third Cane and I can't imagine a day without at least one of them.

I’ve been involved with this breed since the first litters came to the US in the early 90’s.

I'll be breeding her later this year once she comes into season.

So prettty!!!

Kansaseq-- All it took was one go against with a flogging Delaware hen over a prime rib bone and she's been scared ever since!  LOL.  Funniest thing I ever saw in my life.  I'm not sure if it was the fact that the hen wanted the prime rib bone, or the fact that a six lb hen chased a hundred pound dog off-- but I still laugh every time I think of it. 
 

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Originally Posted by anbhean 

Kansaseq-- All it took was one go against with a flogging Delaware hen over a prime rib bone and she's been scared ever since!  LOL.  Funniest thing I ever saw in my life.  I'm not sure if it was the fact that the hen wanted the prime rib bone, or the fact that a six lb hen chased a hundred pound dog off-- but I still laugh every time I think of it. 
 

Oh, man! It's even funnier with the story! That would totally work with 3 of my dogs, but my pitty, well, she's not easily deterred.

I used to have a White Leghorn roo (dyed Easter chick that was 'donated' to our clinic) named Nugget. He used to fence fight with my Mica, thinking he was all tough. Well, one day I had Mica in the yard, Nugget in his yard, while I mowed. When I was done, Mica had somehow gotten Nugget, through the fence, and was carrying him around. He was showing more and more aggression to me, so he had to go one way or another, but I would have chosen a more 'gentle' exit.

Thanks for sharing your photos and story 

Here is my boy Cesar a Bull Terrier he is approx 20 months old and the best dog ever!