Some American Bully bloodlines can be evaluated with decades of hindsight. Breeders can trace their offspring, grandchildren, later producers, and the programs that developed around them. GLB Crown represents something…
Few dogs provide a better case study in the development of influential American Bully bloodlines than Gottyline’s Dax. Dax became more than a recognizable American Bully. Historical accounts describe him…
The Devilspit bloodline is a recognizable name within American Bully pedigrees, particularly among breeders and enthusiasts interested in compact, heavily built American Bullies. But for a breeder, recognizing Devilspit in…
The Bape bloodline is a recognizable name within American Bully pedigrees, particularly among breeders studying compact bully development and the genetics behind modern Micro and Pocket-type American Bullies. But a…
A successful American Bully breeding strategy begins long before a female comes into heat or a stud is selected. The strongest breeding programs approach each pairing as part of a…
A successful American Bully breeding program should be built around more than producing impressive-looking dogs, following popular bloodlines, or responding to whatever traits happen to be trending. Strong programs begin…
Many people breed a litter. Far fewer build a breeding program. A litter is a single breeding. A breeding program is a long-term plan designed to consistently improve and preserve…
Bloodlines are one of the most discussed topics in the American Bully community. Ask breeders what makes a particular dog special, and you'll often hear references to influential bloodlines such…
Genetics is one of the most important subjects every American Bully breeder must understand. Every trait a breeder hopes to produce—or avoid—is influenced by genetics. Structure, size, temperament, color, health,…
The American Bully breed has grown tremendously in popularity over the last two decades. Along with that growth comes an increased responsibility for breeders to prioritize health, temperament, structure, and…