I was raised in NC in the sixties and a dog with a blocky build and a blocky head was called a boxer bulldog,and they didn't look like a boxer,then in 72 I saw my first pit bull and my uncle called it a game dog,I had a Johnson /Painter cross in 99,the dogs have always had color
You are correct the "American Bulldog" (notice the quotation marks) is not an Old Southern White or White English. The "American Bulldog" has been influenced by other breeds such as Walker Plot hounds, Blue Lacey Dogs, Black Mouth Curs, and Pitbull's and a few others. And yes the dog was a utility long before it was ever a pet. When, I was a kid we used to say that a good dog had a good color. Lastly the Acadians (Cajuns) that I got my old dogs from, Bronx (you've seen his picture) and Peaches. The Acadians called them Bull Dogs and in their litters (only two if I remember correctly) They even had some all fawn colored, black, white, brindle and piebald all in each litter. And the fawn ones had cur markings but were all Bulldogs in features and temperament. I love how you bring the true history of things my friend. And thanks for being a strait shooter. Unlike the Ball Juggler who is a mush mouthed Beta male Liar.
Right on. The American bulldog is just the American version of a bulldog. Bulldogs have been around for centuries. So many colors and shapes and sizes, of course they look different
Commented on another video but I think you’re spot on. I couldn’t agree more. Very similar with the APBT. That’s why I own SBT, because they are closer to the OG bull & terrier crosses with their DNA, now the standards. We’ll that kinda messed everything up LOL. That’s another convo
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels an old timer APBT breeder who retired and had STB told me, “they’re everything you’d on in an APBT but in a smaller package” after finding one and meeting them I knew that was spot on. I have since had 3 and my current while more I’m the bully side and out of standard he def is all Staffy
Amen.. AMB is not a set look or color. There a sporting bread. They hunt they guard. They are a blessing too any farm or any family. These dogs are your ultimate guardians. They will protect what you protect. I prefer the more athletic dog that has a nose. Atleast a 4in nose.
My Corgi female is 1/2 Cardigan and 1/2 Pembroke. She got pregnant by the neighbors Labrador. She threw Pure Black with a Small White patch on their chest. However, they look just like a longer bit taller Corgi. Weird
I have 2 Johnson American bulldogs. I've had 2 litters with them daim is 95% white with a eye patch. Sire is white with brindle patches. 2nd litter I had 4 pups come out mostly brindle. I always have 1 solid white male. Because daims mom was solid white yes your right these dogs do have color
Everything you said is accurate, it is also the reason pitbulls have such a dramatic difference in looks, either being more bully or more terrier. I looked at that tools channel this morning from your video, it's literally a "channel of not" this is not this, or that is not that. Then you see some $40 dollar crates with dogs in them, no flooring.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels thank you for the content. It boke my heart missing out on that black girl pup, but the timing wasn't right, so I didn't bother you with it. Whoever got her, got a great girl and deal, I hope they take full advantage and breed her to something great also.
Yea the guy that got her is a very experienced dogman. Has had a lot of experience with Bulldogs and APBT’s I’m sure he will do great things with her. He owned Mountain Man’s Homer at one point among several others.
@@tyrannotherium7873 that’s what they were registered as before they started calling the just American Bulldogs they were called American Pit Bulldogs. Dude don’t come on here trying to correct me if you don’t know what you’re talking about .
I have a question im looking maybe getting a American bulldog. There is any major pros and cons to Rescue Amerbull compare to one that's from a Breeder?
Rescue dogs in general usually have some type of trauma or negative background. Me personally I would never get one from a rescue if it was an older dog. That’s not to say that the dogs are sub par to what some folks are breeding but I would proceed with caution and want to know why the dog is at the rescue. It could be for something minor.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels truth. I love working bulldogs and mastiffs but I don't have a role yet for a working dog. Im just looking a good dog that protects my home and a good friend.
That is a role for the dog my friend make no mistakes about it. If that dog knows what his job is he will enjoy it and thrive at it. In this situation it would be to protect the family and property. Perfect job.
is that mac the masher in the pic? I do think the oldest purest strains were mostly white like the white english bulldog types. but the breed gene pool was to small and to save the breed, breeders some crosses had to be done to improve the health and stability of the dogs. Aside from the white english the "american pitbulldog and later american bulldog became its own breed, a very close relative of the the white english bulldogs. Modern performace american bulldogs may even be better than white english bulldogs that are extremely rare. A dog with heavy white english genetics has some typical traits like a higher rear end, often they have a large spot on the rear end and black dots on the ears. I think my Female American bulldog had heavy white english blood and she was the prefect bulldog, great guard dog but not a liability, extreme prey drive and very healthy, longer muzzle and amazing cardio. Stubern and hard to control. The modern American American bulldog revived my scott and others are likey amazying dogs and they saved and maybe even improved the dog, A bulldog should be no be judged by color, My female blldog was bread wih a game bred old fmaily rednose apbt. they were 70 to 95 pounds and had 50% red but they were 100% working bulldog, had a few brindle and white as well. ya they mixed but man they were nearly perfect working/hning bulldogs, who gives a shit about colour. they looked awesome and did real bulldog work, hunting, tracking and guard dogs. , sorry for grammer and spelling im 8 beers deep
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels I like the history's of the white English bulldog but because of expert breeding modern America,bulldogs have sligjtly surpassed the white.emglish bulldogs in health and even trainablity. Ii hade female bulldog that wasnheavy in WEB sites anboutn 75 percent nearly perfect guard.dog.. love.kids, protected.kids just weary enough to corner trespassers but wouldn't big unless she was hit. The stubbornness was part of the.charm³
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I like how you actually do your research and not just repeat yourself over and over again 💯💯
Thanks brother, I try to put out the truth to the best of my ability. Thanks for tuning in 👍🏻
I second that comment
Appreciate yall spreading the word about an amazing dog. They are truly amazing companions and guardians.
I was raised in NC in the sixties and a dog with a blocky build and a blocky head was called a boxer bulldog,and they didn't look like a boxer,then in 72 I saw my first pit bull and my uncle called it a game dog,I had a Johnson /Painter cross in 99,the dogs have always had color
Thanks for watching and commenting brother 👍🏻
Yup I agree
You are correct the "American Bulldog" (notice the quotation marks) is not an Old Southern White or White English. The "American Bulldog" has been influenced by other breeds such as Walker Plot hounds, Blue Lacey Dogs, Black Mouth Curs, and Pitbull's and a few others. And yes the dog was a utility long before it was ever a pet. When, I was a kid we used to say that a good dog had a good color. Lastly the Acadians (Cajuns) that I got my old dogs from, Bronx (you've seen his picture) and Peaches. The Acadians called them Bull Dogs and in their litters (only two if I remember correctly) They even had some all fawn colored, black, white, brindle and piebald all in each litter. And the fawn ones had cur markings but were all Bulldogs in features and temperament. I love how you bring the true history of things my friend. And thanks for being a strait shooter. Unlike the Ball Juggler who is a mush mouthed Beta male Liar.
Thanks for tuning in and commenting my friend👍🏻.
Keep on Preaching ....Very true ... Let your humility guide the Truth...Keep on Bulldogging....Carolina Bully Kennels got your back..
Thanks brother 👍🏻💯
Right on. The American bulldog is just the American version of a bulldog. Bulldogs have been around for centuries. So many colors and shapes and sizes, of course they look different
Yes sir👍🏻💯
Such a power breed gob bless from algonquin park it's cold up hear for a bull dog
Commented on another video but I think you’re spot on. I couldn’t agree more. Very similar with the APBT.
That’s why I own SBT, because they are closer to the OG bull & terrier crosses with their DNA, now the standards. We’ll that kinda messed everything up LOL. That’s another convo
We just recently purchased a SBT and they’re fun dogs to be around for sure.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels an old timer APBT breeder who retired and had STB told me, “they’re everything you’d on in an APBT but in a smaller package” after finding one and meeting them I knew that was spot on. I have since had 3 and my current while more
I’m the bully side and out of standard he def is all Staffy
Amen.. AMB is not a set look or color. There a sporting bread. They hunt they guard. They are a blessing too any farm or any family. These dogs are your ultimate guardians. They will protect what you protect. I prefer the more athletic dog that has a nose. Atleast a 4in nose.
My Corgi female is 1/2 Cardigan and 1/2 Pembroke. She got pregnant by the neighbors Labrador. She threw Pure Black with a Small White patch on their chest. However, they look just like a longer bit taller Corgi. Weird
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Good information
Thanks brother 👍🏻
Great information.
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I agree with you Chief
I agree with everything you said man
I appreciate it, thanks for tuning in my friend 👍🏻
I have 2 Johnson American bulldogs. I've had 2 litters with them daim is 95% white with a eye patch. Sire is white with brindle patches. 2nd litter I had 4 pups come out mostly brindle. I always have 1 solid white male. Because daims mom was solid white yes your right these dogs do have color
Thanks for tuning in and commenting with your experience. I appreciate it.
Everything you said is accurate, it is also the reason pitbulls have such a dramatic difference in looks, either being more bully or more terrier.
I looked at that tools channel this morning from your video, it's literally a "channel of not" this is not this, or that is not that.
Then you see some $40 dollar crates with dogs in them, no flooring.
Thanks for tuning in my friend 👍🏻
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels thank you for the content. It boke my heart missing out on that black girl pup, but the timing wasn't right, so I didn't bother you with it. Whoever got her, got a great girl and deal, I hope they take full advantage and breed her to something great also.
Yea the guy that got her is a very experienced dogman. Has had a lot of experience with Bulldogs and APBT’s I’m sure he will do great things with her. He owned Mountain Man’s Homer at one point among several others.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels probably better for her
Hopefully we will have some black ones available next year sometime brother 👍🏻
American pitbull tarrier An American bulldogs are completely different
Did I say they were the same?
He said pitbull dog
@@tyrannotherium7873 that’s what they were registered as before they started calling the just American Bulldogs they were called American Pit Bulldogs. Dude don’t come on here trying to correct me if you don’t know what you’re talking about .
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Cool that clears up what I thought thank u sir
No problem, thank you for watching and commenting 👍🏻
I have a question im looking maybe getting a American bulldog. There is any major pros and cons to Rescue Amerbull compare to one that's from a Breeder?
Rescue dogs in general usually have some type of trauma or negative background. Me personally I would never get one from a rescue if it was an older dog. That’s not to say that the dogs are sub par to what some folks are breeding but I would proceed with caution and want to know why the dog is at the rescue. It could be for something minor.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels thanks.
No problem, at the end of the day most dogs deserve a second chance. It could be the best choice you’ve ever made.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels truth. I love working bulldogs and mastiffs but I don't have a role yet for a working dog. Im just looking a good dog that protects my home and a good friend.
That is a role for the dog my friend make no mistakes about it. If that dog knows what his job is he will enjoy it and thrive at it. In this situation it would be to protect the family and property. Perfect job.
COLOR IS JUST THAT A COLOR !!!! how dog work is diferent topic .....RESPECT ... and ty for this video
Yes sir👍🏻💯
Color is brought in from different dogs
is that mac the masher in the pic? I do think the oldest purest strains were mostly white like the white english bulldog types. but the breed gene pool was to small and to save the breed, breeders some crosses had to be done to improve the health and stability of the dogs. Aside from the white english the "american pitbulldog and later american bulldog became its own breed, a very close relative of the the white english bulldogs. Modern performace american bulldogs may even be better than white english bulldogs that are extremely rare. A dog with heavy white english genetics has some typical traits like a higher rear end, often they have a large spot on the rear end and black dots on the ears. I think my Female American bulldog had heavy white english blood and she was the prefect bulldog, great guard dog but not a liability, extreme prey drive and very healthy, longer muzzle and amazing cardio. Stubern and hard to control. The modern American American bulldog revived my scott and others are likey amazying dogs and they saved and maybe even improved the dog, A bulldog should be no be judged by color, My female blldog was bread wih a game bred old fmaily rednose apbt. they were 70 to 95 pounds and had 50% red but they were 100% working bulldog, had a few brindle and white as well. ya they mixed but man they were nearly perfect working/hning bulldogs, who gives a shit about colour. they looked awesome and did real bulldog work, hunting, tracking and guard dogs. , sorry for grammer and spelling im 8 beers deep
Yea that’s Mac the Masher 👍🏻
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels I like the history's of the white English bulldog but because of expert breeding modern America,bulldogs have sligjtly surpassed the white.emglish bulldogs in health and even trainablity. Ii hade female bulldog that wasnheavy in WEB sites anboutn 75 percent nearly perfect guard.dog.. love.kids, protected.kids just weary enough to corner trespassers but wouldn't big unless she was hit. The stubbornness was part of the.charm³
Info on BBK … K. Gibson blood?
Never had any dealings with them or their dogs, sorry.
What info are you looking for in regards to BBK?