The Bullmastiff is one of the largest modern dog breeds, known for being protective and highly affectionate towards family members. Developed around the 1860s in England, Bulldogs and Mastiffs were bred together to protect game from poachers. Since poaching was … Continue reading All About: Bullmastiffs
As the name would suggest, German Shepherds were created by German cavalry Captain Max von Stephanitz to be the greatest herding dogs ever bred. Since 1899, the German Shepherd has been recognized by the American Kennel Club (AKC) in 1908 … Continue reading All About: German Shepherds
Breed-specific legislation (BSL) encompasses any law that focuses on particular dog breeds, making ownership within certain areas illegal or require special actions to keep the dog. The laws usually encompass military bases and entire cities; in fact more than 500 … Continue reading Breed-Specific Legislation
Like many terriers, the Boston Terrier was bred to be a fighter. However, the popularity of this breed as a family dog, their kind nature, and their “gentleman” markings have made an impact on how we see Boston Terriers today. … Continue reading All About: Boston Terriers
Mischievous and playful, Boxers make wonderful additions to any family. They are highly intelligent and active with their families, but can be possessive and protective if necessary towards strangers. Since their beginning, Boxers have been working dogs. They are said … Continue reading All About: Boxers
The American Staffordshire Terrier is a close cousin to the British-bred Staffordshire Bull Terrier. When brought to the United States, the Staffordshire Bull Terrier was bred to be compact and muscular, ideal for dog fighting. Long after dog fighting was … Continue reading All About: American Staffordshire Terriers
Originating in Germany, Rottweilers were working dogs for farmers and cattle headers. They wavered in popularity, going from almost extinct in the 1800s to being recognized by the American Kennel Club (AKC) in 1931. This breed is medium to large … Continue reading All About: Rottweilers
Similar to the Bulldog, Bull Terriers get their name from going nose-to-nose with bulls. Bullfighting was popular during much of the nineteenth century, and those who wanted to make the events more exciting bred Bulldogs with Old English Terriers. When … Continue reading All About: Bull Terriers
What is a Pit Bull? Unfortunately, there really isn’t a firm definition, and many agree that “Pit Bull” is the umbrella term for several bully breeds. The name can be given to Staffordshire Terriers and Bull Terriers, as well as … Continue reading All About: Pit Bulls
Ever wonder why they are called bulldogs? During the 19th century, Americans used these rugged dogs in the dangerous sport of bull baiting. In fact, these dogs were used so much for deadly sport that they were nearly extinct by … Continue reading All About: American Bulldogs
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