Though easily confused, the Staffordshire Bull Terrier, frequently known as a Staffy, and the American Bully are two distinct breeds of dogs. Both of these...

Though when many people think of dogs involved in sports, breeds like Border Collies come to mind, the American Bully is built and bred to...

If you have an American Bully, you have probably seen global news about the breed or mixes of the breed being banned in countries and...

The Olde English Bulldogge is one of the most distinctive looking bully breeds in the canine world. Despite being famous for their iconic appearances, there...

In years past, Bulldogs have been stereotyped as unpredictable and aggressive bully breed. Fortunately with the advent of responsible pet ownership campaigns, it is now...

If you think that the English Bulldog and the Olde English Bulldogge are the same breed, you are hugely mistaken. While both are considered bully...

Although sometimes people use the breed names interchangeably, American Bullies are not the same as Pitbulls. Because the terms are so frequently misused to label...

The Most Popular Bully Breeds in the United States. Created by: NowSourcing. Presented by Bully Max LLC. Share this Infographic On Your SitePlease include attribution to...

Boston Terriers and French Bulldogs are popular family pets because they are friendly, affectionate and charming. They may be difficult to distinguish from each other...

If you have any interest in dogs, you’ve surely heard about bully breeds. But what are bully breed dogs, exactly? What makes a dog a bully breed? And what kind of dogs are they? There’s also a good chance you’ve heard rumors about bully dogs—perhaps you’ve heard that they’re aggressive, or unpredictable, or maybe you’ve […]

For the longest time, bully breeds have been feared due to the stereotypical belief that they are inherently dangerous. It is thought by many that...

The French Bulldog is a popular breed because of their friendly and charming nature. They enjoy indoor play and snoozing, which makes them adapt well...