Photo on thumbnail is not my dog. That is Konfederate’s Blackjack of FON Little bit of American Bulldog History touching on the black color and where it comes from.
If you’re watching this video please go watch part 2. In the second video, I correct a few things and go further in detail on this topic. th-cam.com/video/qCbALPf2lPE/w-d-xo.html
Nice video and nice dogs. I got a bulldog from Mr. Don Mathews last year. Love him. Great drive and nerve. I noticed that Mr. Matthews is not a spring chicken anymore, so I am glad to see people like you carrying the torch with the kind of Am. Bulldog that are real and functional. Keep bulldogin'
Thank you for your kind words. I apologize that I didn’t see your comment sooner. It was held for review for some reason and I never got a notification. I appreciate you watching and commenting.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels I'll definitely be watching all your previous content and staying tuned in for more, not to many people speaking correctly on the breed these days, this is refreshing
I’m still learning myself, sometimes I make mistakes but I always try to correct them. I also try to get my information directly from the sources such as Alan Scott, Don Matthews, Jack Fuqua, etc.
Got my question answered thanks brotha just ran by this video.. Ive always had apbts an was always told that solid colored black or red American bulldogs was crossed with game dogs! .. much luv again from Mississippi brotha
👍🏻 I kept trying to respond to your comment on my other video but for some reason it wasn’t going through. It may go through later. Thanks for viewing brother.
Quite possible a SBT, since Dons likes to keep them “smaller” a big staffy would be prob 45 lbs and could get you a more bully head, solid bones too. Depending on what kind of staffy. They’re different lines. The Walsall line was the dominate line of staffys used as the prototype for the APBT. I’m positive there were mixing of the old southern whites before don tho. I’m talking waaaay back in the 1800s early 1900s with the creation of the APBT. America already had their version of a fighting dog, but once Colby and others started imported the staffy from England it changed the game. Those SBT were dominating the fighting ring. One would assume dog men of the time would have crossed in those SBT and started their new yard/line going forward thus creating the APBT. Now what was in their yards prior to the imports? Prob old southern whites, crosses etc., remember most of america was rural too so it would make sense that the American “pit bull” before the imports were farm dog crosses. When you look at a game bred APBT you see staffy bull influence and perhaps some standard dog too. Check out triple J kennels
The gamedog that was added back then was off Boudreaux's yard. JEL and ray weaver made the cross and that's where one of Don's black crosses came from. Theres more lines of black ABs out there. Like black champ and nobilis.
I'm glad you are being honest...by saying that they used APBT to create or re-create American Bulldogs. Most people think that the APBT comes from other Bulldogs rather than being their own type of Bulldog. You get what I'm saying? Really nice Bulldogs!!!.... And I wish you much success and please stay honest, so the future generations can better understand these dogs. Nomos Hill Bulldogs of TN.
If I’m picking a pup out of one of my litters I look for several things. If I’m buying a pup I don’t really get as much insight other than what the breeder tells me. With that being said this is what I look for. First off I want to determine what I think I need or what I’m looking for, am I looking for a drivey pup or a calm pup? Both have their advantages and disadvantages. I tend to look for a middle of the pack type pup, I don’t want the most feisty but I don’t want one that’s shy or timid. Then I just watch how they interact with the litter mates. I want one with courage and determination, I don’t want the bully of the litter but I want one that stands it’s ground. Once I narrow it down to a few pups then I start to look at what they actually look like. Most people say they don’t do this but I want a good looking pup. Then I start to look at how they’re built and comparing. I measure muzzle lengths, head circumference, leg length and back lengths. Once they start to mature you can tell a lot more. I don’t like big pups so i usually don’t go with the biggest pup
From what I know of the dogs they were bred to small Johnson dogs. Then bred to Wrights Rounder and Scott’s Big Buck. They also used American Pit Bull Terrier I believe.The most popular dog was Margentina Sgt. Rock. All of my dogs have this blood in them, more than likely most American Bulldogs today do back in their pedigree. This would be a great topic for a video. If I could find some heavy painter dogs I would scoop them up.
Glad to see you know your history.I found some konfederate blood out in North Carolina. I ended up purchasing a 50% confederate X 50% game pitbull male
Pride of the Southland Kennels Here is a link to my dog sire. www.pedigreedatabase.com/american_bulldog/dog.html?id=2716264-southpaw-kennels-the-rock-of-last-calvery-kennel
Man I want one of your bulldogs. I always own pits . I don’t breed I get one at a time and let them just be pets . The next dog I get will be from PSK for sure.
Not true all black American bulldogs came from James Ellerbe. The reason why they did not give him the credit at that time was because people thought he was a white man and as everybody knows, the south was very racist and would not give credit to Ellerbe because he was black. But thanks to JDJ, who was very verbal and spoke out about this and gave 100% of the credit of black American bulldogs who had gameness to them, he gave the credit to the rightful originator - James Ellerbe.
Nice information thanks for sharing. I did not know that. I was going off of an interview where Don himself said he wanted to create a Black American Bulldog. I will ask Don next time I talk to him and see if he can shed some more light on this topic. Thank you for watching👍🏻. I’m always learning something new about this breed.
Prolific life - Could you provide links with any information regarding this? It seems that this in itself is another controversial topic. Whether or not this line of dog even existed from some forums that I’ve read. I’ve also reached out to some people that are knowledgeable about this breed and they said they have definitely heard of Mr. Ellerbe and that his dogs did have a lot of color in them but as far as black dogs go they don’t recall him being the one that started it. Also, it appears he dealt with Bully/Johnson type dogs. Don infused black game dogs into his Bulldogs and created a totally different look than what Ellerbe would’ve had. Also, I don’t recall seeing very many predominantly black Bully/Classic type dogs out there.
Yea you could but it wouldn’t be allowed to be registered through NKC. They scrapped the 7/8th rule a few years back. They have some red American Bulldogs out there. Vader Red is one that comes to mind for me.
Brandon Teal - it’s an advantage if you ask me. The true pit bull possesses more stamina, drive and consistency. I tend to lean towards more smaller frame dogs so I like the addition of the pit bull to the breed. No disadvantages in my opinion. As long as the dogs they added were true APBT, and they were, it was a good decision.
Real talk that's what's up 👍👍 I got that video in my playlist as well. David Levitt also used apbt's to create his line of dogs, check out his live interview, also in my playlist..... 🙏😔 👊😎
Yeah I’ve come to the conclusion there were a lot of crossing even waaaay back in then late 1800s-1910s. People always crossed, there is not a pure dog “really” they’re all crosses of something ya know. However certain lines were developed ie STD whites, and numerous APBT lines along with SBT lines as well. Very interesting stories and puzzle to piece together
I disagree, Don was talking about a black Staffordshire bull terrier from England , often referred to as staffs or staffys not the American Staffordshire terrier, he said a large black staffy. But then again you can ask Don the question yourself since you're lucky enuf to of met him, interesting fact for you, the large knot on a dogs collar u attach the chain to is called a Staffordshire knot 😀
Nice fact at the end I never knew that. Yea Don has a breeding coming up that I’m trying to get a pup out of. When I speak to him again I’m going to ask him a couple of questions regarding this topic to see if he can clarify a few things. Thanks for stopping by, watching and commenting. I plan on doing a follow up video once I get some answers. A few people have told me it was a SBT.
Nice video. No such thing as too many A.B. videos on youtube...lol Was wondering what the specifics are behind your dogs ? Official registered names, breeder you got them from, parents, etc... I'm a pedigree junkie and like to know the history of the dogs I'm looking at. Dogs look nice. Especially your females. Not a big fan of the black dogs, regardless of which breeder they come from. But have been a Don Matthews fan for many years, and have always liked what he produces. Good luck with your dogs.
Thanks for stopping by and commenting. I have gotten my females from Kentucky Lake Kennels. My male came from a couple that owned just few dogs and periodically bred them. So they didn’t have a kennels name behind them. My females come from a line of dogs that were acquired directly off of Scott’s yard. Union Ridge kennels is where their sire was from. On the male side he has some Johnson blood in him also but has a lot of York’s blood through out his pedigree. I need to get them added on pedigree database so I can post links for anyone interested.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels Thanks for getting back to me. I am very familiar with the KLK dogs. Have chatted with Jack Fuqua a time or 2. Got a buddy in Texas that has used Jack's dogs for hog catching, and he has also placed a couple dogs with other hunters. Am considering using his Storm dog as stud for my female. Buddy Britt hunted Storm for 2 years, caught like 250 hogs with him, then sent him back to Jack. KLK and U.R. have similar peds on some of their dogs. Who are your females out of ?
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels He is a hoot to talk to. Geronimo has produced some nice dogs for him, and LeeLoo is Storm's sister. In fact, they kept 5 dogs from the Gunner/Calico Rock breedings... Storm, Captain Volt, LeeLoo, Tessa, Betty. Betty is now in Texas trying her hand at hog work. If she turns out, Britt is gonna breed to her. He really liked Storm, said he's a hard catch dog.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels On Jack's Facebook page he posted a pic on April 18 of 2 Geronimo/Leeloo females that are 2 years old and proven cattle dogs.
My black and white dog is not bred that way he doesn’t have any staff in him. On the other hand my white dogs have the Konfederate kennels blood in them which has the Staff in it.
Those dogs look nothing like a Labrador LOL! What they have in common with the labradors is that they can breathe LOL! If you are looking for those bow leg smashed face ungainly moving Johnson type dogs well that's not the kind of American bulldog those are. He's showing people especially those who lack knowledge what the real Utility bulldog looks like. These dogs could actually Chase after and catch a hog and pursue verman. I have never known a Johnson who was any good at that.
@@Thetailofthetrident calm down Kyle all I said is that they kinda look like Labrador dogs and yes I’m referring to the awesome looking American bulldogs that have “bull dog” faces with huge heads they can also breath as well🤨🤔
@@elverrodriguez2510 I put the LoL, and !s to show you that I wasn't angry or upset. What more can I do to show you that I wasn't angry with you when I write :) faces lol that's not someone who's excited. That's someone who's feels humour at the question. No excitement here, I just found your question to be rather humorous and I thought that I would share with you (just in case you didn't know) what a Scott, Painter American bulldog is. My apologies if I gave you the impression I was trying to scold you.
If you’re watching this video please go watch part 2. In the second video, I correct a few things and go further in detail on this topic. th-cam.com/video/qCbALPf2lPE/w-d-xo.html
Nice video and nice dogs. I got a bulldog from Mr. Don Mathews last year. Love him. Great drive and nerve. I noticed that Mr. Matthews is not a spring chicken anymore, so I am glad to see people like you carrying the torch with the kind of Am. Bulldog that are real and functional. Keep bulldogin'
Thank you for your kind words. I apologize that I didn’t see your comment sooner. It was held for review for some reason and I never got a notification. I appreciate you watching and commenting.
Thank you for sharing, love the program and channel you got going on and wish I'd have been in board sooner!
Thank you, never to late to join in my friend. I appreciate the kind words 👍🏻
I go more in depth on part two of this and correct a few things if you’re interested in watching 👍🏻
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels I'll definitely be watching all your previous content and staying tuned in for more, not to many people speaking correctly on the breed these days, this is refreshing
I’m still learning myself, sometimes I make mistakes but I always try to correct them. I also try to get my information directly from the sources such as Alan Scott, Don Matthews, Jack Fuqua, etc.
Got my question answered thanks brotha just ran by this video.. Ive always had apbts an was always told that solid colored black or red
American bulldogs was crossed with game dogs! .. much luv again from Mississippi brotha
👍🏻 I kept trying to respond to your comment on my other video but for some reason it wasn’t going through. It may go through later. Thanks for viewing brother.
Don is absolutely awesome guy. Could listen to him tell stories and look at his bulldogs all day
100% 👍🏻
Good job on the history! And fine dogs!
Quite possible a SBT, since Dons likes to keep them “smaller” a big staffy would be prob 45 lbs and could get you a more bully head, solid bones too. Depending on what kind of staffy. They’re different lines. The Walsall line was the dominate line of staffys used as the prototype for the APBT. I’m positive there were mixing of the old southern whites before don tho. I’m talking waaaay back in the 1800s early 1900s with the creation of the APBT.
America already had their version of a fighting dog, but once Colby and others started imported the staffy from England it changed the game. Those SBT were dominating the fighting ring. One would assume dog men of the time would have crossed in those SBT and started their new yard/line going forward thus creating the APBT. Now what was in their yards prior to the imports? Prob old southern whites, crosses etc., remember most of america was rural too so it would make sense that the American “pit bull” before the imports were farm dog crosses. When you look at a game bred APBT you see staffy bull influence and perhaps some standard dog too. Check out triple J kennels
Nice perspective and information. It’s possibly true. I am subscribed to Triple J definitely a wealth of knowledge on his channel.
Colbys pinscher looks a southern white
@@broughammoore6168 75 pounds too I think
Great information and beautiful dogs
Thank you
Thanks for that
Great facts🤝
Stackin' N Packin' Haven - Thanks, I appreciate you stopping by and commenting. 💯👍🏻
Love your dog's G very fit and healthy good stock
Thanks man 👍🏻. Appreciate you watching and commenting
The gamedog that was added back then was off Boudreaux's yard. JEL and ray weaver made the cross and that's where one of Don's black crosses came from. Theres more lines of black ABs out there. Like black champ and nobilis.
Nice ABs!!
Thanks I appreciate that. Yea I knew there’s more lines out there I was just under the impression Matthews was the first. Appreciate the information.
What was the timeframe of when that cross was made?
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels late 90s is when the initial cross was made. Shoot me a friend request on Facebook and I'll lead you to that info
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I'm glad you are being honest...by saying that they used APBT to create or re-create American Bulldogs. Most people think that the APBT comes from other Bulldogs rather than being their own type of Bulldog. You get what I'm saying? Really nice Bulldogs!!!.... And I wish you much success and please stay honest, so the future generations can better understand these dogs. Nomos Hill Bulldogs of TN.
Thank you for the kind words. 👍🏻 Thanks for watching and commenting
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels No man....thank you.
What do you look for when selecting a puppy? Is there any qualifications or standards you look for in American Bulldog puppies?
If I’m picking a pup out of one of my litters I look for several things. If I’m buying a pup I don’t really get as much insight other than what the breeder tells me. With that being said this is what I look for. First off I want to determine what I think I need or what I’m looking for, am I looking for a drivey pup or a calm pup? Both have their advantages and disadvantages. I tend to look for a middle of the pack type pup, I don’t want the most feisty but I don’t want one that’s shy or timid. Then I just watch how they interact with the litter mates. I want one with courage and determination, I don’t want the bully of the litter but I want one that stands it’s ground. Once I narrow it down to a few pups then I start to look at what they actually look like. Most people say they don’t do this but I want a good looking pup. Then I start to look at how they’re built and comparing. I measure muzzle lengths, head circumference, leg length and back lengths. Once they start to mature you can tell a lot more. I don’t like big pups so i usually don’t go with the biggest pup
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels Awesome. Thank you
Im looking for some history on the Painter bloodline of American Bulldog?
From what I know of the dogs they were bred to small Johnson dogs. Then bred to Wrights Rounder and Scott’s Big Buck. They also used American Pit Bull Terrier I believe.The most popular dog was Margentina Sgt. Rock. All of my dogs have this blood in them, more than likely most American Bulldogs today do back in their pedigree. This would be a great topic for a video. If I could find some heavy painter dogs I would scoop them up.
These dogs were brought over from Europe too the Virginia colonies as farm and family guardians.
where are you located? I'm in central florida with a 5 yr old AB
I’m in Tennessee, 60 miles north of Chattanooga.
The thumbnail look like a Patterdale terrier mix with an American Bulldog
Much larger than a Patterdale but I could see that 👍🏻💯
Glad to see you know your history.I found some konfederate blood out in North Carolina. I ended up purchasing a 50% confederate X 50% game pitbull male
Sounds like a very nice cross. Should be a great dog
Pride of the Southland Kennels Here is a link to my dog sire. www.pedigreedatabase.com/american_bulldog/dog.html?id=2716264-southpaw-kennels-the-rock-of-last-calvery-kennel
D. Young Very nice looking sire man👍🏻
Interesting info. 🤔
I would have to agree lol. I love listening to the older dog men talk dogs. They have tons of knowledge
Man I want one of your bulldogs. I always own pits . I don’t breed I get one at a time and let them just be pets . The next dog I get will be from PSK for sure.
Thanks brother I usually post my breeding updates on here 👍🏻
Not true all black American bulldogs came from James Ellerbe. The reason why they did not give him the credit at that time was because people thought he was a white man and as everybody knows, the south was very racist and would not give credit to Ellerbe because he was black. But thanks to JDJ, who was very verbal and spoke out about this and gave 100% of the credit of black American bulldogs who had gameness to them, he gave the credit to the rightful originator - James Ellerbe.
Nice information thanks for sharing. I did not know that. I was going off of an interview where Don himself said he wanted to create a Black American Bulldog. I will ask Don next time I talk to him and see if he can shed some more light on this topic. Thank you for watching👍🏻. I’m always learning something new about this breed.
Prolific life - Could you provide links with any information regarding this? It seems that this in itself is another controversial topic. Whether or not this line of dog even existed from some forums that I’ve read. I’ve also reached out to some people that are knowledgeable about this breed and they said they have definitely heard of Mr. Ellerbe and that his dogs did have a lot of color in them but as far as black dogs go they don’t recall him being the one that started it. Also, it appears he dealt with Bully/Johnson type dogs. Don infused black game dogs into his Bulldogs and created a totally different look than what Ellerbe would’ve had. Also, I don’t recall seeing very many predominantly black Bully/Classic type dogs out there.
Do you have any black bulldog females available or will have some soon?
I don’t have any available currently. It will probably be next year sometime before we have any of the black breedings.
I have a female that is a descendant of Crow of Konfederate Kennels. Her mom was Raiven.
Raven is a nice dog, great line of dogs behind the Black American Bulldogs
I have a dog directly from Don. One of the best dogs I've owned for bitework.
Yea I have one from him as well. He’s a good dog but just not quiet what I’m looking for.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels What are you using your dogs for?
Can a guy create Red Bull dogs same way, I still have access to game APBTs if I ever wanted
Yea you could but it wouldn’t be allowed to be registered through NKC. They scrapped the 7/8th rule a few years back. They have some red American Bulldogs out there. Vader Red is one that comes to mind for me.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels Ten4 makes since
Are you in the Nashville Tennessee area?
Between Nashville and Chattanooga in Warren County.
Nice bro
Thank you for watching and commenting 👍🏻
You should check otac American bulldog here in the UK the best civil bloodline if bulldogs
I follow them on Instagram. Great Dogs 👍🏻
I hate to say this but what disadvantage could a game bred abpt crossed with a true southern white possibly ever pose?
...i honetly dont hate to say this i just hate to pose the question
I don’t recall saying there was a disadvantage to that.
Brandon Teal - it’s an advantage if you ask me. The true pit bull possesses more stamina, drive and consistency. I tend to lean towards more smaller frame dogs so I like the addition of the pit bull to the breed. No disadvantages in my opinion. As long as the dogs they added were true APBT, and they were, it was a good decision.
You didnt say there was. I was just agreeing with your perfect pairing of dogs.
Brandon Teal - I see, I appreciate you stopping by and watching. 👍🏻💯
How much you ganna sell the pups? I'll buy
Pups range from $750-$1000. We have a planned breeding in the spring 2021
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels do you have a website? I'm interested
I’m sorry no website, just youtube and Instagram
Real talk that's what's up 👍👍 I got that video in my playlist as well. David Levitt also used apbt's to create his line of dogs, check out his live interview, also in my playlist..... 🙏😔 👊😎
Will do man. Thanks for watching and commenting
Yeah I’ve come to the conclusion there were a lot of crossing even waaaay back in then late 1800s-1910s. People always crossed, there is not a pure dog “really” they’re all crosses of something ya know. However certain lines were developed ie STD whites, and numerous APBT lines along with SBT lines as well. Very interesting stories and puzzle to piece together
@@derekjackson1039 yea you have to cross to develop different breeds lol.
I disagree, Don was talking about a black Staffordshire bull terrier from England , often referred to as staffs or staffys not the American Staffordshire terrier, he said a large black staffy. But then again you can ask Don the question yourself since you're lucky enuf to of met him, interesting fact for you, the large knot on a dogs collar u attach the chain to is called a Staffordshire knot 😀
Nice fact at the end I never knew that. Yea Don has a breeding coming up that I’m trying to get a pup out of. When I speak to him again I’m going to ask him a couple of questions regarding this topic to see if he can clarify a few things. Thanks for stopping by, watching and commenting. I plan on doing a follow up video once I get some answers. A few people have told me it was a SBT.
It was an American staffordshire. Not staffordshire bull terrier
👍🏻💯
Nice video. No such thing as too many A.B. videos on youtube...lol Was wondering what the specifics are behind your dogs ? Official registered names, breeder you got them from, parents, etc... I'm a pedigree junkie and like to know the history of the dogs I'm looking at. Dogs look nice. Especially your females. Not a big fan of the black dogs, regardless of which breeder they come from. But have been a Don Matthews fan for many years, and have always liked what he produces. Good luck with your dogs.
Thanks for stopping by and commenting. I have gotten my females from Kentucky Lake Kennels. My male came from a couple that owned just few dogs and periodically bred them. So they didn’t have a kennels name behind them. My females come from a line of dogs that were acquired directly off of Scott’s yard. Union Ridge kennels is where their sire was from. On the male side he has some Johnson blood in him also but has a lot of York’s blood through out his pedigree. I need to get them added on pedigree database so I can post links for anyone interested.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels Thanks for getting back to me. I am very familiar with the KLK dogs. Have chatted with Jack Fuqua a time or 2. Got a buddy in Texas that has used Jack's dogs for hog catching, and he has also placed a couple dogs with other hunters. Am considering using his Storm dog as stud for my female. Buddy Britt hunted Storm for 2 years, caught like 250 hogs with him, then sent him back to Jack. KLK and U.R. have similar peds on some of their dogs. Who are your females out of ?
Geronimo and Leeloo. Mr Fuqua is very nice and knowledgeable I call him fairly often just to pick his brain.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels He is a hoot to talk to. Geronimo has produced some nice dogs for him, and LeeLoo is Storm's sister. In fact, they kept 5 dogs from the Gunner/Calico Rock breedings... Storm, Captain Volt, LeeLoo, Tessa, Betty. Betty is now in Texas trying her hand at hog work. If she turns out, Britt is gonna breed to her. He really liked Storm, said he's a hard catch dog.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels On Jack's Facebook page he posted a pic on April 18 of 2 Geronimo/Leeloo females that are 2 years old and proven cattle dogs.
From staffies, we know. Was only allowed bc tje creator.was so.respected
Don did not create the black ABs. He just made them mainstream and registered through the 7/8s. JEL and Black Champs actually started it.
Ray Weaver actually made the first cross.
I’ve made other videos on this topic. Regardless of who started it, Don took it to the next level and that’s facts.
Very interesting t.y
are your female dogs from the scott line?
Yes on the bottom side and some on the top side
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels how much should a well bred scott male cost?
Prices vary from breeder to breeder depends on who you know or where you go. I’d say $1000-$1500
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels appreciate the info
No problem, you may be able to find some lower than that but a good quality high percentage Scott line dog usually run around there.
Nice dogs but you can tell the black and white dog has a staff temperament and your two white bulldogs have the 0 to 10 in a sec bulldog temperament.
My black and white dog is not bred that way he doesn’t have any staff in him. On the other hand my white dogs have the Konfederate kennels blood in them which has the Staff in it.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels in his line I meant. Nice dogs though
I have a solid black one American bulldog
Nice 👍🏻 where did you get him from?
I have adopted her a year ago they said she was American bulldog but she's calico color
When you gonna have pups
We’re looking at doing our first breeding sometime around June/July timeframe.
What kind of bull dogs are your females because no offense they kinda look like Labrador mixes
Hahahah 😂
Those dogs look nothing like a Labrador LOL! What they have in common with the labradors is that they can breathe LOL! If you are looking for those bow leg smashed face ungainly moving Johnson type dogs well that's not the kind of American bulldog those are. He's showing people especially those who lack knowledge what the real Utility bulldog looks like. These dogs could actually Chase after and catch a hog and pursue verman. I have never known a Johnson who was any good at that.
@@Thetailofthetrident calm down Kyle all I said is that they kinda look like Labrador dogs and yes I’m referring to the awesome looking American bulldogs that have “bull dog” faces with huge heads they can also breath as well🤨🤔
@@elverrodriguez2510 I put the LoL, and !s to show you that I wasn't angry or upset. What more can I do to show you that I wasn't angry with you when I write :) faces lol that's not someone who's excited. That's someone who's feels humour at the question. No excitement here, I just found your question to be rather humorous and I thought that I would share with you (just in case you didn't know) what a Scott, Painter American bulldog is. My apologies if I gave you the impression I was trying to scold you.
@@Thetailofthetrident apology accepted 😂
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