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"We adopted Doja from a rescue center. She was skin and bones, and absolutely abused. She is very sweet, and she loves both of my two children, ages 3 and 9. We began walking her every day and started trying to bulk her up."

"We love watching the Dog Whisperer. I employ the techniques of Cesar Milan by pulling upward to the side on her leash, which does cause her to stop in her tracks. However, she is very tall (2'3" approx), and I am very short (4'11"), so I can't pull up very far."

"We just wanted to share our pix of the new addition to our family of 3, which now is a family of 4!! We love Doja!!"

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Ruger, the American Bulldog at 2 years old - Courtesy of Three Guns Kennel

Ruger, the American Bulldog at 2 years old - Courtesy of Three Guns Kennel.

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Shooter, the American Bulldog at 9 months old - Courtesy of Three Guns Kennel

Shooter, the American Bulldog at 9 months old - Courtesy of Three Guns Kennel.

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Emmett, an American Bulldog who was rescued from a shelter, shown here at 2 years old

"Emmett, an American Bulldog who was rescued from a shelter, shown here at 2 years old. She is highly respectful of cats, very curious about making friends with them. Bowls you over if they cut an eye at him (my kitty did not want to play). They're tentative friends--she "head butts" her hello and he licks her head. He's about 75 lb, an incredibly fast learner. True to breed, doesn't bark, very stable. Even when faced with aggressive dogs. A bit skittish when it comes to having his nails clipped, ears cleaned, and absolutely quaking scared of drums. Very strong--he picked me up and walked me across the floor when I was cleaning his ears, I'm about twice his size. On playdates he lets the other dog drink water first but he'll take the alpha role if you abdicate. He's not a runner, but he adores a good body check, owing to the breeds original use as a catch-dog for hogs and cattle. He is very very pain tolerant, which means I'm constantly checking his feet. He had gone on a run around the block with no limps, and I found a piece of glass in his foot. He has a 3' vertical leap (at least so far). He is still very much a puppy, and skips whenever we pass a porch someone might be on. He *loves* everyone, and can think of nothing better than making new friends."

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American Bulldog Puppies

(Left) Roxy, Lexie, Farmer, Tyson and Maggie. Little creation of Milly & Zorro Van Tonka. Photo Courtesy of  D'la Perla Kennel - Miami, FL

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Joe Dirt Buckeye, the American Bulldog at 1 year old

Joe Dirt Buckeye, the American Bulldog at 1 year old. "The Joe Dirt name came of course from the movie with David Spade. This movie always makes me laugh and so does my dog. The Buckeye part of his name came from my boyfriend who is from Cleveland Ohio and is a huge Buckeye football fan."

"Joe Dirt is a wonderful dog. He has a very playful but loving personality. Joe Dirt is also called Joe Joe or Joey. He is a HUGE “sock-oholic” meaning that he loves to eat socks. He is also very fond of children. We live in a very family oriented housing complex. Joe will sit at the front door and cry until we let him out if he hears the kids on the block playing without him."

"Joe Dirt is currently 97 lbs and still growing. His father is 135 lbs and gorgeous."

"Joe came from a litter of 10 which we raised. We have his mother also. Her name is Gixxer Cleveland and she is 4 years old."

"We truly feel that the American Bulldog breed is one of the best breeds. If you are looking for a large dog that is playful, obedient and loving then American Bulldogs are the best. We love dogs and plan to always have the American Bulldog breed as part of our family."

Joe Dirt Buckeye, the American Bulldog as a puppy

Joe Dirt Buckeye, the American Bulldog as a puppy.

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Malachi, a 3 year old American Bulldog rescue

Malachi, a 3 year old American Bulldog rescue. "He's so handsome. I am partial because he's my baby boy. He was a rescue with a sad story (previous owners burnt his face on an exhaust pipe!)"

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10 week old American Bulldog Puppies from Razors Edge American Bulldogs and Boston Terriers.

 

This is Chump the American Bulldog getting hugged by J.

   

5 week old puppies. Courtesy of Rock-Solid American Bulldogs.

 


Taurus, born April 28, 1993
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This is Leo, a very friendly American Bulldog.

 

American Bulldog Puppy - Milly. Photo Courtesy of  D'la Perla Kennel - Miami, FL.

 

American Bulldog Puppy - Milly. Photo Courtesy of  D'la Perla Kennel - Miami, FL.

 

American Bulldog Puppy - Milly. Photo Courtesy of  D'la Perla Kennel - Miami, FL.

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Abby the American Bulldog at 1 year old

Abby the American Bulldog at 1 year old.

 

 

 

 

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