Bully Breed Thread!!!

[ShrekDawg]

Not sure what they are mixed with. Corey is for certain part collie, Costello is probably staffy, Ky is part lab. They all think they are lap dogs.

Awesome!!!!!!! Brew thinks he is too hahahah

 

[Florida Bullfrog]

Jr. is getting by-by kisses before going off to his new family.

 

[Florida Bullfrog]

Jr. was going to be our keeper male, but we decided to keep the two black and white males and the chocolate female.

 

[Twilia]

I have 3 potty mixes. They are the best breed ive owned! Mine were all rescues too.
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Rescues are the best. Shelter dogs deserve more.
Always Adopt, Don't Shop.

_twilia ; )

 

[Bonkerelli]

Rescues are the best. Shelter dogs deserve more.
Always Adopt, Don't Shop.

_twilia ; )

They are awesome, yet there can be issues with that. Which happened to me this past Monday. First, background:

My girl Corey, who was only 2 had some behavior issues with other dogs. Mainly my 5 year old girl Ky. Corey, has picked fights with Ky leading to her bloody. Corey also had a very high prey drive (killed a multitude of my chickens). Also, attacked the neighbor's cat (survived!) and my other neighbor's dog (he is okay and got more roughed up than anything). Over the last year and even more the last few months showed food aggression and getting snippy with Costello. Despite training and discipline, she steadily gotten worse.

Fast forward to Monday. Corey and Ky got into a bad fight. Resulting in Ky getting the worse of the damage and me getting bit in the process of breaking them up. With a very very heavy heart, my husband and I decided to put Corey down.

I have never had to put an animal down before outside of terminal health reasons. The heartache alone has made me extremely depressed.

 

[ShrekDawg]

They are awesome, yet there can be issues with that. Which happened to me this past Monday. First, background:

My girl Corey, who was only 2 had some behavior issues with other dogs. Mainly my 5 year old girl Ky. Corey, has picked fights with Ky leading to her bloody. Corey also had a very high prey drive (killed a multitude of my chickens). Also, attacked the neighbor's cat (survived!) and my other neighbor's dog (he is okay and got more roughed up than anything). Over the last year and even more the last few months showed food aggression and getting snippy with Costello. Despite training and discipline, she steadily gotten worse.

Fast forward to Monday. Corey and Ky got into a bad fight. Resulting in Ky getting the worse of the damage and me getting bit in the process of breaking them up. With a very very heavy heart, my husband and I decided to put Corey down.

I have never had to put an animal down before outside of terminal health reasons. The heartache alone has made me extremely depressed.

I’m so sorry

 

[Florida Bullfrog]

They are awesome, yet there can be issues with that. Which happened to me this past Monday. First, background:

My girl Corey, who was only 2 had some behavior issues with other dogs. Mainly my 5 year old girl Ky. Corey, has picked fights with Ky leading to her bloody. Corey also had a very high prey drive (killed a multitude of my chickens). Also, attacked the neighbor's cat (survived!) and my other neighbor's dog (he is okay and got more roughed up than anything). Over the last year and even more the last few months showed food aggression and getting snippy with Costello. Despite training and discipline, she steadily gotten worse.

Fast forward to Monday. Corey and Ky got into a bad fight. Resulting in Ky getting the worse of the damage and me getting bit in the process of breaking them up. With a very very heavy heart, my husband and I decided to put Corey down.

I have never had to put an animal down before outside of terminal health reasons. The heartache alone has made me extremely depressed.

You did right. Those kind of aggression issues cannot be loved or disciplined out of them. They are, at the end of the day, domesticated gray wolves. Ever seen a video of a pack of wolves rip apart an injured pack member alive because it showed weakness? Its rough. That’s buried deep within the genome of our domestic dogs.

 

[janiedoe]

They are awesome, yet there can be issues with that. Which happened to me this past Monday. First, background:

My girl Corey, who was only 2 had some behavior issues with other dogs. Mainly my 5 year old girl Ky. Corey, has picked fights with Ky leading to her bloody. Corey also had a very high prey drive (killed a multitude of my chickens). Also, attacked the neighbor's cat (survived!) and my other neighbor's dog (he is okay and got more roughed up than anything). Over the last year and even more the last few months showed food aggression and getting snippy with Costello. Despite training and discipline, she steadily gotten worse.

Fast forward to Monday. Corey and Ky got into a bad fight. Resulting in Ky getting the worse of the damage and me getting bit in the process of breaking them up. With a very very heavy heart, my husband and I decided to put Corey down.

I have never had to put an animal down before outside of terminal health reasons. The heartache alone has made me extremely depressed.

I'm so sorry. You did what you had to do, please don't beat yourself up.

 

[Tynk]

This is Frosty, otherwise known as Myrtle's mattress.

 

[janiedoe]

This is Frosty, otherwise known as Myrtle's mattress.

Kindred spirits, Maggie & Beasley