Dog Breeds

Top 5 Demystifying Bully Breeds – Understanding Pit BullsTop 5 Demystifying Bully Breeds – Understanding Pit Bulls

There is much confusion surrounding the dog breeds associated with the name “pit bull.” “Pitbull” has become a catch-all term for dogs that share a common physical appearance and background. DEMYSTIFYING BULLY BREEDS: UNDERSTANDING PIT BULLS These breeds have earned poor reputations as aggressive fighting dogs, but with proper handling and training, these dogs can be loyal and loving pets. Below is a brief description of each of the bully breeds. AMERICAN BULLDOG The American Bulldog is an American variation of the popular English Bulldog. The English Bulldog was developed for the sport of bull-baiting, which involved setting one or multiple dogs on an enraged bull. In America, the Bulldog was used by farmers for guarding and hunting. The American Bulldog has longer legs than its English cousin. It has a muscular frame, with a deep wide chest and square head. Many American Bulldogs have slight underbites. All colors and markings can be seen in the American Bulldog,

finnish spitz

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Finnish Spitz: (Coat, Color, Features, Size & Care)Finnish Spitz: (Coat, Color, Features, Size & Care)

The Finnish Spitz was once used by Lapp hunters to track elk and polar bears but is now popular throughout Scandinavia for hunting grouse and other game birds. Coat: Short and close on head and front of legs, longer on body and back of legs; scmi-crcct and stiff on neck and back.     Color: Reddish-brown or red-gold on the hack, preferably bright.      Features: Medium-size head and eyes; cars small and cocked, and sharply pointed; body almost square in outline; tail plumed, and curves vigorously from the root.   Size: Height at withers: dogs 17 20 in, bitches IS 18 in. Weight: 25 35 lb. Care: Requires plenty of exercise and daily brushing. Character: The Finnish Spitz is appreciated as a faithful companion and home-loving pet, which is good with children.