MY AMERICAN PITBULL TERRIER MEGGIE

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Robert

CatStina wrote:No, The American Bully is not the same thing as the American Bulldog. AmBullies are an unhealthy mix breed dog not recognized by any major breed registry. Half the time their breeders call them Pit Bulls! They are about the height of an SBT, but weigh upwards of 100 pounds!

Yeah got ya ... look like a Staffy on roids

I was searching Youtube and came across this video. This guy claims the dogs are he's which he's owned over the last 30 years, although he seems to support gamebred and, this dog is also in the video! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBy-HVJDiSM&feature=plcp.

SWANSEA.BLUESTAFF wrote:im pulling your leg lol this is not levi's father it is gotti breed pitbull from usa they cost 7000$ a pup. i prefer my staffie blue tbh he much more nicer looking. put this up to see the reaction people have on the breed apt

They are not pitbulls there bullys, a mastiff cross

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One of the finest bred redboy dogs in the world
Robert

All i want to say is he's a gorgeous looking dog i love the look of conditioned dogs

Ella genuinely curious, do you really think that is a healthy looking dog? He looks a bit too lean to me. I like a dog to be in good shape with good muscle tone, but he looks too ripped and skinny - not the way I would want my dog to look, that's for sure.

Yes i do, i much prefer to see a conditioned dog, ok to a point, but yes i like to see a very lean dog and visible ribs is part of that

I've no problem with visible ribs, but I don't like a 'ripped' dog. It isn't natural - a bit like a body builder, totally false.

I suppose it depends on how 'ripped' a dog is alot of dogs are gorgeous when 'ripped' without being ridiculous like the dog here!

ella wrote:Yes i do, i much prefer to see a conditioned dog, ok to a point, but yes i like to see a very lean dog and visible ribs is part of that

Fair enough, everyone has different tastes, was just curious

No worries i think with this thing it's very much down to personal taste

I think part of it is that the dog seems to be straining which makes the muscle tone more pronounced.

I really do not like the ripped look in a dog it just doesn't look right in my eyes and definitely not natural, but hey each one to their own

This is how i like to see a dog 'ripped' or whatever you want to call it

That's too much for me.

personally I don't like it , it shows a lot of effort and credit to the owner but not my cup of tea

If you look at one of Denise's dogs to me that is perfect form and I would hope for no further than that

see personal choice i love that look on a dog

ella wrote:see personal choice i love that look on a dog

It's your right Ella , nothing inhumane about it , I just don't believe (personally) that dogs were bred to look like that

Dave wrote:

ella wrote:see personal choice i love that look on a dog

It's your right Ella , nothing inhumane about it , I just don't believe (personally) that dogs were bred to look like that

See we all like different things, so each to their own

Dave wrote:If you look at one of Denise's dogs to me that is perfect form and I would hope for no further than that

They are certainly gorgeous looking dogs but for ME they are carrying to much weight for my liking, but i'm not saying they are overweight by any means

when romeo stresses his body he looks alot like that. he's just naturally ripped to a point, i dont condition him at all, but he is not quiet as impressive as the pictured ones

SWANSEA.BLUESTAFF wrote:father of levi

OMG!!! he looks like the hulk!!! this is not a good look

When I was on hol not long back there was a guy with a lovely lookin EBT with a chain like that and a studded collar .. what a plank

I love the standard Bully, but after that, the XL, XXL, etc etc are just not right IMO

This is how a Bully should look ... one of my fave dogs around this lad

farmgirl wrote:

SWANSEA.BLUESTAFF wrote:father of levi

OMG!!! he looks like the hulk!!! this is not a good look

Not liking this look either, looks the dog has been on steroids or something, just says ???? wit

For me, and sorry if I offend anyone , it makes a statement whis is "my owner wants to look tough which means my owner is an *****" Not so much the build of the dog as the dress code , though I personally don't like the ripped look , I absolutely detest the stupid accessories

Dave wrote:For me, and sorry if I offend anyone , it makes a statement whis is "my owner wants to look tough which means my owner is an *****" Not so much the build of the dog as the dress code , though I personally don't like the ripped look , I absolutely detest the stupid accessories

I quite agree!

Caryll wrote:

Dave wrote:For me, and sorry if I offend anyone , it makes a statement whis is "my owner wants to look tough which means my owner is an *****" Not so much the build of the dog as the dress code , though I personally don't like the ripped look , I absolutely detest the stupid accessories

I quite agree!

Pleased about that , don't want to seem opinionated but it is EXACTLY this kind of picture that has helped bring about the troubles our kids have these days

ella wrote:This is how i like to see a dog 'ripped' or whatever you want to call it

Got to admit I like the look of this dog! Maybe a little too 'defined' but really nice looking dog nonetheless!

It just reminds me of a body builder - Mr Universe etc. Totally unnatural.

StuW wrote:

ella wrote:This is how i like to see a dog 'ripped' or whatever you want to call it

Got to admit I like the look of this dog! Maybe a little too 'defined' but really nice looking dog nonetheless!

... see, now this dog dosent look that healthy to me in that pic .. and I too like a lean dog, but they have to have a good healthy coat, and look full of beans and life ... like the blue n' white bully I posted in this thread (who's development I've followed for some time now, and beleive it or not, most of his shape/muscle is just good ginetics .. not hours on a mill or dehidration )

Andy wrote:

StuW wrote:

ella wrote:This is how i like to see a dog 'ripped' or whatever you want to call it

Got to admit I like the look of this dog! Maybe a little too 'defined' but really nice looking dog nonetheless!

... see, now this dog dosent look that healthy to me in that pic .. and I too like a lean dog, but they have to have a good healthy coat, and look full of beans and life ... like the blue n' white bully I posted in this thread (who's development I've followed for some time now, and beleive it or not, most of his shape/muscle is just good ginetics .. not hours on a mill or dehidration )

and so is the dog in the photo above She is incredibly healthy dog!

Must be the slightly grainy pic then .. as she looks very conditioned but thats about it from where I'm sittin!! .. but I realise pics can be VERY deseptive, do you know this girl Ella ?

I agree photos are very deceptive, no i don't know her personally but i no her owner on a pitty forum though, she's a very very active dog and does alot of hiking with her owner

i don't like seeing dog like that...

kathytake2 wrote:

farmgirl wrote:

SWANSEA.BLUESTAFF wrote:father of levi

OMG!!! he looks like the hulk!!! this is not a good look

Not liking this look either, looks the dog has been on steroids or something, just says ???? wit

OK this is where I am with this picture. I walk Molly on a black extentable lead and she wears a pink and white collar. I regularily pass muppets with their 'pits' and they have the hard man accessories on, chain lead and spiked collar etc. I am an ex (not very successful) boxer and am currently studying thai boxing as part of my mid life crisis!! See a pattern here?

A bit too lean for me but looking very fit I have to compliment them for that
Nothing worse than a fat , arthritic , unhealthy dog, no excuses