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Hello Self. If you are just wanting some big Bulldogs. Get you a big Red Boy- Jocko bred female, or a large Am-Staff. Cross it to a big male Johnson bred line American Bulldog. Believe there was another breed of those American Bulldogs that looked to me. Better built than these later show bred blood line of Johnson America Bulldogs. There are I believe about three variants of the American Bulldogs.
Breed this and you will get a nicer looking Bulldog type that has the grit to catch hogs/ cattle etc. and makes a good family Farm type Bulldog.
A well built large again A.P.B.T. Red Boy- Jocko/ or any large A.P.B.T. or Am- Staff type female bred to a well built pure male Great Dane makes a nice looking catch weight Farm type Bulldog. This type dog can get up to around one hundred Twenty Five pounds.
Bass'/Marlowe's Red Boy was game tested on such a bred type dog. Red Boy never saw the top of day light and was skull drugged on a hot/humid/ dog day's summer. Way back when, in Hartsville S.C. Was always in holds, shaken like a rag doll, yet made some game scratches on wobbly legs.
The Bully breed are nothing but a cross with Am- Staff - A.P.B.T. with American Bulldog and maybe a Bull Mastiff etc. large breeds. Get your self a male Bull Mastiff. Cross that to a large Female Am-Staff or A.P.B.T.
American Bulldog/ Bull Mastiff/ Am-Staff/A.P.B.T., the Plot Hound and Leopard Cur have a common old original English Bulldog connection. But not the the modern English Pug cross Bulldog. This is nothing new you are wishing to do. When I was a young boy most farmers had a Catch type Bulldog on their farms. Mostly a regular male English Bulldog bred to a A.P.B.T. female or a larger Am-Staff female for more size.
These were protective family dogs that could help get loose livestock back into it's appropriate pen or dwelling place. Could grip and hold without doing a lot of skin/ muscle damage to cattle or hogs etc. Cheers
Last edited by CYJ; 08-04-2021 at 02:13 PM.
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