@danielwelch1382 - if you don’t think it’s possible for a dog to be 100% one breed then you should go back to Biology class in high school or take some online courses. With that being said I do not think that my dogs results’ in this video are accurate in fact I know they’re not, but to say nothing can be 100% is contradicting to your own words. If dogs can be mixed, dogs can be pure. DNA is passed on from parent to offspring. 50% from Sire 50% from Dam.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels aren’t they using DNA from dogs that established what we have now to determine if the breed is “100%” ? And if so that would simply mean no one is claiming anything to be pure because most of if not all dogs were created by using multiple different Canis Lupus to get desired function/look. If that’s the case then it’s 100% in accordance to the American bulldog DNA 🧬 patent for lack of a better word … leads to me to think that if this dogs DNA is saying it aligns with original establishers DNA then it is a American Bulldog. But do u agree with the Phenotype that’s a different story. Awesome dog in my opinion looks to APBT for my taste but regardless 🔥 🔥 🔥 trying to learn more about American Bulldogs/ Dog DNA in general let me know if I’m wrong with my assumptions. Thanks 🙏
They did studies and research to map out the genes of breeds by testing dogs that were registered as those breeds and located the common denominator in those dogs and determined that was the gene for said breed. With that being said it doesn’t mean that their tests and research were correct but they had to start somewhere. Phenotype has shown to be expressed by only 1/8 of the DNA. In other words a dog can look like an American Pit Bull Terrier or American Bulldog but only truly be 1/8 or 12.5% of that breed. Phenotype does not determine a dogs breed or type. Dogs were named after geographical location and job type not phenotype. “Pure bred” dogs today are bred for looks and gene pools are only so big so dogs tend to get consistent phenotypes under breed names. Everyone has this certain image of the American Bulldog so any time a dog doesn’t have a smashed muzzle or huge head people say it’s looks like an APBT. These dogs weren’t fully mature in this video. Once they got fully grown and developed they lost the terrier type look. Anyone that seen the size of these dogs in person and still thought they were APBT were not educated on Bulldogs.
Same people that are saying dogs can’t be pure in this video are the same people saying my dogs are mutts on other videos because the DNA wasn’t 100% through wisdom panel on the dogs I tested. Being “pure bred” on paper is not the same as DNA though.
@@lorenzogarcia2012 - I’ve been down this road with several others before. You think American Bulldogs are smashed muzzle dogs that can’t breathe. We don’t have them here. These ARE the REAL DEAL when it comes to American Bulldogs
Hey man I appreciate the transparency. I don’t get all the drama about certain dogs or breeds being mixed breeds. All dogs are mixed breeds. Also I believe most breeds have been weakened ( definitely in America) by breeding to such a tight type. When done well adding new genetics to a line improves the breed. You have good looking bulldogs who seem stable and you have proved they can work. What more do people want. Ps. Hey Daniel I have been messaging you from a my wife’s account ( faith bonazzi ). I finally got around to making my own account. Keep up the great work !!!
The black dogs are hotter to the touch in the sun for sure. However, I haven’t seen a black dog not last as long in the heat just because it’s black. I’ve seen some black dogs not tolerate it as well as the white ones but I have to believe that the black ones are somewhat less tolerable of heat. Great question 👍🏻
Do you keep the black ones you got for your program or breed them separately or just introduce them to your line. Btw I’ve been researching these American bulldogs for a few months now and I really love your vision and the look of your dogs. You also have been the best source of information and your ability to keep an open mind about things other people are so adamant about but to me seem subjective until more facts are added to the discussion is in my opinion iso valuable to what your doing. I’d love to visit your kennel.
@@johnny_corleone - thank you for the kind words. We’re breeding them into our dogs as well as breeding them together. More than likely we will run nothing but a line of black dogs in the future. These dogs just act different, some of its good some of its not but they are different. I love the history behind them.
Facts are, an admixture of outside genes (gene flow) will result in healthier dogs in general (hybrid vigor). Essentially adding outside genetic material (outside dogs) will make it less likely to result in genetic issues (homozygous recessive). And I agree on the vaccines AND I trust the science.
I have brindle ambull named Rambo, I’m not a first time owner but he is my first ambull, and I do work a lot, any tips you could give to assist in his training and well being?
Great channel, i really appreciate all the info provided on that purposeful and working dog. have a sweet 3.5yo female pitbull that's a total sweetheart, great family member that we love dearly but, I wanted a male with a little more territorial presence to keep an eye on the shop/garage as well as being a bit wary of total strangers. The American bulldog is definitely on my short list so, I'm still looking for an old southern type farm dog lineage here in eastern Canada. If you could point me in the right direction, that would be really helpful. Sadly, it looks like it would be easier to find a dogo argentino or even a good bandog lineage than a bulldog around here. I laughed when you mentioned that one of your stud was taking a break, must have been exhausted from all that breeding, jk...
To be completely honest I’m not sure of anyone that’s breeding farm dogs besides me. I’m sure there are some out there but I haven’t ran across any of them. Most kennels are breeding high drive catch dogs or show dogs. Most of the standard type American Bulldog breeders are in the Southeast United States.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels thank you for the reply, always appreciated. A black male would do great in the cooler climate but, you guys have a well kept secret down there, it seems like taking a week to travel and visit some breeders in the southern states would be the best way to get a healthy puppy. Some of the American bulldogs I've seen in southern Ontario where nice but, definitely not on the same level as some of the dogs you've shown. Keep up the good work.
Thank you, if I happen to run across any other breeders doing that type of work I’ll make sure to let you know. I’m always meeting new folks so I’m bound to run into them.
I have a Colby bloodline American Pit Bull Terrier I tested her twice with embark one came back as a full American Pit Bull Terrier the other came back as full American Staffordshire Terrier
I have heard that alot of the dna test dont actually tell you the breed, i forgot exactly what it was but I'm sure the person who told me had a mastiff and they told me it came back with springer spaniel, Staffordshire, and something eles like a pointer, lol but I see a picture of the dog and looked just like a standard mastiff lol did not look like its got spaniel in or any of the other breeds, can someone explain?
Hi! I had bought a pure bred American bulldog through a breeder In Missouri and had him shipped to me here in south Florida. Apparently his mom was a Scott and father a Johnson.. he was EVERYTHING to me and unfortunately passed 3 years ago just shy of 12 years old. I’m coming to you with a few questions I’m hoping I can reach out to you in private as lately every single “American bulldog” I see looks nothing like champ (name of mine that passed) and I notice they are MUCH harder to find as the ones I see literally have such smushed in faces that I swear they are these XL bullies or I don’t even know but definitely NOTHING like the American bulldog I had as well as 6 friends I grew up with who had “full bred Johnson’s” I mean who knows right? Point is at least I know they all were not pits as I grew up around pits and know the difference very well when I see the two. Champ was also AKC registered, a working dog for hogs is how they raised his parents and I believe are known for, and you can tell because they are taller than pits, body is more proportionate and their nose (at least in the days I was looking and grew up lol) was always longer than pits. Sorry so long but I’ve been really annoyed by this as I’m seeing all of these dogs being called an American bully (I know it’s pit bull) but I donno I’m very confused and again, I grew up around both dogs! I’m now torn between getting another or trying a completely diff type of breed like a boerboel. That’s also because I am still so broken from losing champ… I don’t know I’d handle another American bulldog well as he was just perfect in every way to me. Sorry so long but I see you responding to ppl and I just find a ton of respect for you. Would I be able to email you pics of champ and talk to you via email, text, phone lol for a few minutes? I appreciate your time in advance!
Thanks for stopping by. Sorry to hear about losing your dog. Yea there’s a lot of controversy in dogs. Even in the Boerboel. Don’t go to another breed just for that reason. You will always find controversy. Just go wherever your gut tells you. My email is prideofthesouthlandkennels@outlook.com
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels you’re so kind. Thank you so much. I’ll email you for sure! Searching has been overwhelming at this point lol. I’d like to just put a deposit down but I require certain features due to my vision impairment. I’ll email you now!
“Pure” means not mixed or adulterated with any other substance or material. 87.5% would NOT meet that requirement anything below 100% would mean something else is mixed in which would contradict the meaning of the word as we know it.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels look into all your favourite dogs pal they outcross to another breed to open the gene pool up maybe iron out traits of disease or allergens etc and usually after opening up do a direct inbreeding or line breed to consolidate the blood again. Look it up mate lots of established breeds do this. It has also ruined a lot of well known breeds. There have been several used in bulldogs you should know this?!
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels I understand the misconception but look it up in any major registry. I know pits have been used in bulldogs to increase health and stance.
No need to I was only interested in health test and genetic traits BUT if I had done that test through wisdom panel I would have received different results. I had two dogs tested through wisdom panel and they were not 100% American Bulldog even though the parents were through Embark 👍🏻.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels I understand your position. I meant that there is admixture in breeds and the DNA tests are based on samples within the pool designated as such.
I just ran across this video and I am not trying to be rude in my comment. It just seems extremely different to hear about black American Bulldogs. I was mainly a Doberman guy but I have experience with American Bulldogs. Back then the big debate was Scott or Johnson? Beside the black color some of these dogs don't look like typical AB's. I understand some testing was done and that's what is being said, but being much older and having had AB's years ago, some of those dogs do not look like your typical American Bulldog. I'm not trying to have people upset, just stating what should be obvious to anyone that's even somewhat familiar with AB's. They may have DNA tests that claim they are AB's but they don't look like AB's. Man has created every breed on earth anyway, so creating a black AB is of course possible but the breed was bred mostly white for quite a long time. There are existing breeds that have a look and even some working ability that is similar to an AB, why make a black American Bulldog and start changing the image of the breed? Just curious and I am not trying to be sarcastic. I genuinely am wondering what is the purpose of this black American Bulldog? Thank you and good luck.
Alan Scott has these dogs on his yard and so does Don Matthews. In fact that’s exactly where these dogs come from, directly off their yards. I didn’t make the cross. If they’re ok with them, I can’t say much about it. What some people don’t understand is black doesn’t just come from the infamous cross. There are black dogs out there before these crosses. They originally crossed the APBT in because of health reasons. Then Don wanted to take it a step further and create a black line of dogs. I appreciate you not being rude with your comment. These black dogs really excel at catch dogs if you ask me. They’re good dogs but very high drive and seem to be really healthy and very well put together dogs. The dogs in this video are young. As far as the “look” goes, once they fill out and mature they look like your typical American Bulldog. I’ve seen white dogs that look just like these dogs. A color is just a color, I don’t care what color they are as long as that color doesn’t affect what I want my dogs to do for me.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels Thank you very much for the response. I agree that the only thing that really matters is the working ability of the dog. Maybe it's like you said, and these are young dogs so they still have to grow into themselves. Of course, everyone's experiences are different and everyone has their own likes and dislikes. If these dogs are coming off those yards then there is no reason to question them. I think sometimes older folks just look at things and wonder "why?". I love my AB's and I love them in their traditional colors/look but that's just me and I live in a very hot and sunny climate so other than my Dobermans I've never had black or brown dogs and the Doberman never handled this heat too well either. Best of luck going forward and thank you for being a gentleman and realizing that I was just curious and not being rude. God bless y'all.
Yea the black dogs don’t do well in heat but I’ve learned that if they have a white head it does seem to help. My oldest dog is black but his head is predominantly white and I’ve never seen the sun affect him in such a manner that he doesn’t want to do his job. I’m getting away from the black hybrid dogs though. It’s not what I wanted to do when I started. I did want dogs from Alan and Don but when I was looking that’s the type of breedings they were doing. I don’t necessarily care about the colors as I mentioned previously but I believe those dogs are wired different. They’re not good for what I want to do.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels I never thought how a white head might affect them in a positive way. Good to know. As you said previously, it's all about how they work. I won't lie, I hope you go with predominantly white dogs though, lol. Seriously though, I wish you the best of luck and it would be great if you kept us all informed of how your new dogs are working out after you make the change. You seem to have your stuff together. Best wishes. Liked and subbed brother. 👍
Yea I’m going to be documenting it and uploading videos routinely. Honestly I have a few pups on the ground right now that are white but I have to pick the dogs that act the way I want them to act. I believe as far as color and look goes, I’ll end up wherever the dogs take me. I appreciate the support my friend. Have a great day.
I'd love to own a black AB, but getting one here in the UK would just be a cross breed. Don Matthews said the black AB's are slightly more aggressive than Scott's breed.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels - Do people do it? I was thinking it'd be a bit cruel on a 6-9 week old puppy, first split from it's litter and mum. It'd be on a 3-7 day shipping trip.
@@lukey3507 I would have to agree with you on that as well but yes people import dogs of all kinds. I have a few people from the UK wanting dogs from future breedings. It appears to be a very lengthy process to make sure the health of the pup is 100%, but I believe there is a flight nanny option where someone will actually fly with your pup.
Got my guy off ur first breeding NEYLAND X Monroe fits the standard perfectly can run ad gun all day these shit talk rs are just that daniel they dont no much of anything
My dog looks like that and he's all bulldog! He's no joke at 12 weeks. I am thinking about getting a female. Most people in the dog world are not honest, thanks for the information.
Black pits where usually more small and feline like...special strain... Old timers know.whats up... And the black dogs didn't have alot of the bigger bull dog.mixed in like the other pit strains.... But the black.dogs.where argued also to be more game....sort of like reds known to be 🔥
Can they actually test for a difference in APBT and AST? Seems to be that it should be impossible. BTW, Im 100 percent on board with you regarding the human clot-shot. I wont be getting that BS either. 👍
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels I know u didn't said that. But U Clearly see the differences that came from difference lineages of both lines. At end of the day, other breeds have contributed to the American bulldog but u like you say that's was early the Breeds history years.
Absolutely, I believe there are several breeds that derive from the original Bulldog. American Bulldog, American Pit Bull Terrier, Amstaff, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, Bull Terrier and Boston Terrier. I’m sure several more beyond that list as well but those are the more mainstream breeds.
You said it best..... Comes from the cross with amstaff and apbt in the early 90s. All this proves is that so many were right and they dont go back far enough to show the crosses.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels sorry, what im trying to say is. As the cross wasnt done recently, it wont show up in the test results. I have seen known crosses come back purebred many times as the cross was done way back. Yet will see them show mix when the cross is done recently
The way it was explained to me was how they read the DNA markers, they can tell how far back or how close up the “different “ breed or cross is. If it’s a very low percentage and they feel like it’s so far back in the ancestry that it doesn’t amount to anything, then they won’t report it. However I opted out of that and told them I wanted to know everything. Whether or not I got accurate information, I will never know because I can’t personally disprove anything.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels thats how it was explained to me as well by Embark, Wisdom, Accumetrics, Labgenvet but after testing some dogs i have personally bred or was part of the breeding. Have learned that they must only go back 3 maybe 4 generations. Anything beyond that doesnt seem to show, even though they say it will. Im not hating on your dogs or test results just to be clear. Im just giving you my experience when using these companies for breed results. But we both know those F1 pups were bred back to pure Ab creating F1B and those F1Bs were bred to pure AB as well, eventually getting to generational pure with successful breedings and trait selection.
Thanks for sharing your experience, I didn’t take it as you being negative. I’m always open to hear people’s experiences. I just don’t like the ones that come on here and say negative stuff without giving proof or personal experience. I appreciate you stopping by and commenting 👍🏻.
🤔 Now I know there’s PitBull, American Staffordshire and Labrador on pretty most black Or colored American Bulldogs and to be completely honest I really don’t care. As long as the god does what a Bulldog is supposed to do I’ll rather have it that a “ purebred and registered “ whatever. I just want a good dog from from good parents.
those are the most beautiful dogs! just amazing :) your doggies need you. please be very careful and wear a mask - please. get a cool one maybe with dogs on it. :) 🐕 🐕🦺 🦮 🌷🌿🌼🌱🌷
Thanks for stopping by and watching the video and dropping a comment to show your support for the black American Bulldogs. We always appreciate our viewers support ❤️ 💜
Every dog is a cross there is no such thing as 100% dna is a lie
100% my thought immediately!
@danielwelch1382 - if you don’t think it’s possible for a dog to be 100% one breed then you should go back to Biology class in high school or take some online courses. With that being said I do not think that my dogs results’ in this video are accurate in fact I know they’re not, but to say nothing can be 100% is contradicting to your own words. If dogs can be mixed, dogs can be pure. DNA is passed on from parent to offspring. 50% from Sire 50% from Dam.
@thestation365 If that’s what you truly believe then so be it my friend 👍🏻
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels aren’t they using DNA from dogs that established what we have now to determine if the breed is “100%” ? And if so that would simply mean no one is claiming anything to be pure because most of if not all dogs were created by using multiple different Canis Lupus to get desired function/look. If that’s the case then it’s 100% in accordance to the American bulldog DNA 🧬 patent for lack of a better word … leads to me to think that if this dogs DNA is saying it aligns with original establishers DNA then it is a American Bulldog. But do u agree with the Phenotype that’s a different story. Awesome dog in my opinion looks to APBT for my taste but regardless 🔥 🔥 🔥 trying to learn more about American Bulldogs/ Dog DNA in general let me know if I’m wrong with my assumptions. Thanks 🙏
They did studies and research to map out the genes of breeds by testing dogs that were registered as those breeds and located the common denominator in those dogs and determined that was the gene for said breed. With that being said it doesn’t mean that their tests and research were correct but they had to start somewhere. Phenotype has shown to be expressed by only 1/8 of the DNA. In other words a dog can look like an American Pit Bull Terrier or American Bulldog but only truly be 1/8 or 12.5% of that breed. Phenotype does not determine a dogs breed or type. Dogs were named after geographical location and job type not phenotype. “Pure bred” dogs today are bred for looks and gene pools are only so big so dogs tend to get consistent phenotypes under breed names. Everyone has this certain image of the American Bulldog so any time a dog doesn’t have a smashed muzzle or huge head people say it’s looks like an APBT. These dogs weren’t fully mature in this video. Once they got fully grown and developed they lost the terrier type look. Anyone that seen the size of these dogs in person and still thought they were APBT were not educated on Bulldogs.
people in theses comments seem to forget that selective breeding eventually leads to a pure breed😭
Same people that are saying dogs can’t be pure in this video are the same people saying my dogs are mutts on other videos because the DNA wasn’t 100% through wisdom panel on the dogs I tested. Being “pure bred” on paper is not the same as DNA though.
Hell yeah, love how you laid out the trust the science bit. Keep doing it bro. Keep these awesome dogs on this earth.
RESPECT!!!!! wish u all the best from BOSNIA ..stay hard :)
Thank you 👍🏻
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels your welcome
Yes sir that's awesome! I love how u guys keep it 💯 keep up the great work
Thank you man
Keep grinding brutha I see you dropping knowledge peace and solitude
Thank you my friend 👍🏻
Big respect to you , you produce 💯 american bulldogs,.🇬🇧
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American bulldogs?? American bulldogs dont look like this.. american pitbull terrior linda does tho..
@@lorenzogarcia2012 - I’ve been down this road with several others before. You think American Bulldogs are smashed muzzle dogs that can’t breathe. We don’t have them here. These ARE the REAL DEAL when it comes to American Bulldogs
Hey man I appreciate the transparency. I don’t get all the drama about certain dogs or breeds being mixed breeds. All dogs are mixed breeds. Also I believe most breeds have been weakened ( definitely in America) by breeding to such a tight type. When done well adding new genetics to a line improves the breed. You have good looking bulldogs who seem stable and you have proved they can work. What more do people want. Ps. Hey Daniel I have been messaging you from a my wife’s account ( faith bonazzi ). I finally got around to making my own account. Keep up the great work !!!
Thank you sir I appreciate the kind words and yes that name definitely rings a bell. I always thought, man this woman really knows dogs lol
Not sure if you've discussed this before, but have you noticed any difference in heat tolerance between the different coat colors?
The black dogs are hotter to the touch in the sun for sure. However, I haven’t seen a black dog not last as long in the heat just because it’s black. I’ve seen some black dogs not tolerate it as well as the white ones but I have to believe that the black ones are somewhat less tolerable of heat. Great question 👍🏻
Do you keep the black ones you got for your program or breed them separately or just introduce them to your line. Btw I’ve been researching these American bulldogs for a few months now and I really love your vision and the look of your dogs. You also have been the best source of information and your ability to keep an open mind about things other people are so adamant about but to me seem subjective until more facts are added to the discussion is in my opinion iso valuable to what your doing. I’d love to visit your kennel.
@@johnny_corleone - thank you for the kind words. We’re breeding them into our dogs as well as breeding them together. More than likely we will run nothing but a line of black dogs in the future. These dogs just act different, some of its good some of its not but they are different. I love the history behind them.
What is your take on Lana Lou's Alapaha blue blooded bulldogs, do you think they are still around?
Facts are, an admixture of outside genes (gene flow) will result in healthier dogs in general (hybrid vigor).
Essentially adding outside genetic material (outside dogs) will make it less likely to result in genetic issues (homozygous recessive).
And I agree on the vaccines AND I trust the science.
I have brindle ambull named Rambo, I’m not a first time owner but he is my first ambull, and I do work a lot, any tips you could give to assist in his training and well being?
Crazy question. Can embark recognize the difference between Johnson Vs Scott Bloodline ? Thank you
No just different breeds not bloodlines.
Just out of curiosity what were the results from Wisdom panel DNA?
Keep Bulldogging 🤘🏼🐾🐾🐾💯
Beautiful dogs keep it going 💯
Thank you 👍🏻💯
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels you are welcome brother
Well done for keeping it real the dogs are great looking
Beautiful dogs! ❤️
Thank you 👍🏻
Great channel, i really appreciate all the info provided on that purposeful and working dog. have a sweet 3.5yo female pitbull that's a total sweetheart, great family member that we love dearly but, I wanted a male with a little more territorial presence to keep an eye on the shop/garage as well as being a bit wary of total strangers. The American bulldog is definitely on my short list so, I'm still looking for an old southern type farm dog lineage here in eastern Canada. If you could point me in the right direction, that would be really helpful. Sadly, it looks like it would be easier to find a dogo argentino or even a good bandog lineage than a bulldog around here. I laughed when you mentioned that one of your stud was taking a break, must have been exhausted from all that breeding, jk...
To be completely honest I’m not sure of anyone that’s breeding farm dogs besides me. I’m sure there are some out there but I haven’t ran across any of them. Most kennels are breeding high drive catch dogs or show dogs. Most of the standard type American Bulldog breeders are in the Southeast United States.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels thank you for the reply, always appreciated. A black male would do great in the cooler climate but, you guys have a well kept secret down there, it seems like taking a week to travel and visit some breeders in the southern states would be the best way to get a healthy puppy. Some of the American bulldogs I've seen in southern Ontario where nice but, definitely not on the same level as some of the dogs you've shown. Keep up the good work.
Thank you, if I happen to run across any other breeders doing that type of work I’ll make sure to let you know. I’m always meeting new folks so I’m bound to run into them.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels hell yes, that would be great, thanks.
I have a Colby bloodline American Pit Bull Terrier I tested her twice with embark one came back as a full American Pit Bull Terrier the other came back as full American Staffordshire Terrier
Yea it’s my understanding that APBT and AST are very similar genetically if not the same. I do it for the health and trait area of the test mostly.
I have heard that alot of the dna test dont actually tell you the breed, i forgot exactly what it was but I'm sure the person who told me had a mastiff and they told me it came back with springer spaniel, Staffordshire, and something eles like a pointer, lol but I see a picture of the dog and looked just like a standard mastiff lol did not look like its got spaniel in or any of the other breeds, can someone explain?
Hi! I had bought a pure bred American bulldog through a breeder In Missouri and had him shipped to me here in south Florida. Apparently his mom was a Scott and father a Johnson.. he was EVERYTHING to me and unfortunately passed 3 years ago just shy of 12 years old. I’m coming to you with a few questions I’m hoping I can reach out to you in private as lately every single “American bulldog” I see looks nothing like champ (name of mine that passed) and I notice they are MUCH harder to find as the ones I see literally have such smushed in faces that I swear they are these XL bullies or I don’t even know but definitely NOTHING like the American bulldog I had as well as 6 friends I grew up with who had “full bred Johnson’s” I mean who knows right? Point is at least I know they all were not pits as I grew up around pits and know the difference very well when I see the two. Champ was also AKC registered, a working dog for hogs is how they raised his parents and I believe are known for, and you can tell because they are taller than pits, body is more proportionate and their nose (at least in the days I was looking and grew up lol) was always longer than pits. Sorry so long but I’ve been really annoyed by this as I’m seeing all of these dogs being called an American bully (I know it’s pit bull) but I donno I’m very confused and again, I grew up around both dogs! I’m now torn between getting another or trying a completely diff type of breed like a boerboel. That’s also because I am still so broken from losing champ… I don’t know I’d handle another American bulldog well as he was just perfect in every way to me. Sorry so long but I see you responding to ppl and I just find a ton of respect for you. Would I be able to email you pics of champ and talk to you via email, text, phone lol for a few minutes? I appreciate your time in advance!
Thanks for stopping by. Sorry to hear about losing your dog. Yea there’s a lot of controversy in dogs. Even in the Boerboel. Don’t go to another breed just for that reason. You will always find controversy. Just
go wherever your gut tells you. My email is prideofthesouthlandkennels@outlook.com
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels you’re so kind. Thank you so much. I’ll email you for sure! Searching has been overwhelming at this point lol. I’d like to just put a deposit down but I require certain features due to my vision impairment. I’ll email you now!
3 good looking bulldogs
Thank you 👍🏻
87.5% and above is pure-breed
“Pure” means not mixed or adulterated with any other substance or material. 87.5% would NOT meet that requirement anything below 100% would mean something else is mixed in which would contradict the meaning of the word as we know it.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels look into all your favourite dogs pal they outcross to another breed to open the gene pool up maybe iron out traits of disease or allergens etc and usually after opening up do a direct inbreeding or line breed to consolidate the blood again. Look it up mate lots of established breeds do this. It has also ruined a lot of well known breeds. There have been several used in bulldogs you should know this?!
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels I understand the misconception but look it up in any major registry. I know pits have been used in bulldogs to increase health and stance.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels you have any joy in your research mate?
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I would have never guessed a black bulldog was mixed..wow.... the color matches the breed naturally
Daniel I have searched and cannot find a contact number for you. Is there a number for you posted anywhere?
prideofthesouthlandkennels@outlook.com
Too many bias folks, only when it's beneficial to them... good looking dogs my friend!
You should get another test by another provider and cross reference results.
No need to I was only interested in health test and genetic traits BUT if I had done that test through wisdom panel I would have received different results. I had two dogs tested through wisdom panel and they were not 100% American Bulldog even though the parents were through Embark 👍🏻.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels thanks for sharing your experience. It helps a lot of us out. Respect 💯
So did it come back as 100% because the was no pitbull blood or it just wasn't enough?
Wasn’t anything else over 5%
So my pup is about 50/50 black and white does this mean he has am staff in him
No, not all black American Bulldogs have that cross in them. Just certain lines.
Good job
Thank you 👍🏻
Not even A Human is 100%. Absolutely BS
Wish people would watch the entire video and the other videos I have on this topic instead of just spouting off
what test was it i wanna try it
Embark 👍🏻 Health + Breed Ancestry
Let independent run the test. Plus it's almost completely irrelevant.
If you’ll listen to the video you know why I do it. These tests aren’t irrelevant.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels I understand your position. I meant that there is admixture in breeds and the DNA tests are based on samples within the pool designated as such.
@@freecheese4143 - yea I don’t agree with the DNA breed profile part it’s neither her nor there for me I performed the tests for health and traits 👍🏻.
Still beautiful dogs no one can take that away
They are beautiful
Thank you 👍🏻
I just ran across this video and I am not trying to be rude in my comment. It just seems extremely different to hear about black American Bulldogs. I was mainly a Doberman guy but I have experience with American Bulldogs. Back then the big debate was Scott or Johnson? Beside the black color some of these dogs don't look like typical AB's. I understand some testing was done and that's what is being said, but being much older and having had AB's years ago, some of those dogs do not look like your typical American Bulldog. I'm not trying to have people upset, just stating what should be obvious to anyone that's even somewhat familiar with AB's. They may have DNA tests that claim they are AB's but they don't look like AB's. Man has created every breed on earth anyway, so creating a black AB is of course possible but the breed was bred mostly white for quite a long time. There are existing breeds that have a look and even some working ability that is similar to an AB, why make a black American Bulldog and start changing the image of the breed? Just curious and I am not trying to be sarcastic. I genuinely am wondering what is the purpose of this black American Bulldog? Thank you and good luck.
Alan Scott has these dogs on his yard and so does Don Matthews. In fact that’s exactly where these dogs come from, directly off their yards. I didn’t make the cross. If they’re ok with them, I can’t say much about it. What some people don’t understand is black doesn’t just come from the infamous cross. There are black dogs out there before these crosses. They originally crossed the APBT in because of health reasons. Then Don wanted to take it a step further and create a black line of dogs. I appreciate you not being rude with your comment. These black dogs really excel at catch dogs if you ask me. They’re good dogs but very high drive and seem to be really healthy and very well put together dogs. The dogs in this video are young. As far as the “look” goes, once they fill out and mature they look like your typical American Bulldog. I’ve seen white dogs that look just like these dogs. A color is just a color, I don’t care what color they are as long as that color doesn’t affect what I want my dogs to do for me.
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Thank you very much for the response. I agree that the only thing that really matters is the working ability of the dog. Maybe it's like you said, and these are young dogs so they still have to grow into themselves. Of course, everyone's experiences are different and everyone has their own likes and dislikes. If these dogs are coming off those yards then there is no reason to question them. I think sometimes older folks just look at things and wonder "why?". I love my AB's and I love them in their traditional colors/look but that's just me and I live in a very hot and sunny climate so other than my Dobermans I've never had black or brown dogs and the Doberman never handled this heat too well either. Best of luck going forward and thank you for being a gentleman and realizing that I was just curious and not being rude. God bless y'all.
Yea the black dogs don’t do well in heat but I’ve learned that if they have a white head it does seem to help. My oldest dog is black but his head is predominantly white and I’ve never seen the sun affect him in such a manner that he doesn’t want to do his job. I’m getting away from the black hybrid dogs though. It’s not what I wanted to do when I started. I did want dogs from Alan and Don but when I was looking that’s the type of breedings they were doing. I don’t necessarily care about the colors as I mentioned previously but I believe those dogs are wired different. They’re not good for what I want to do.
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I never thought how a white head might affect them in a positive way. Good to know. As you said previously, it's all about how they work. I won't lie, I hope you go with predominantly white dogs though, lol. Seriously though, I wish you the best of luck and it would be great if you kept us all informed of how your new dogs are working out after you make the change. You seem to have your stuff together. Best wishes. Liked and subbed brother. 👍
Yea I’m going to be documenting it and uploading videos routinely. Honestly I have a few pups on the ground right now that are white but I have to pick the dogs that act the way I want them to act. I believe as far as color and look goes, I’ll end up wherever the dogs take me. I appreciate the support my friend. Have a great day.
Bottom line.
It’s a 100 percent Black American bulldog
I like em. Good looking bulldogs
Thank you 👍🏻💯
West Camps high hopes
I'd love to own a black AB, but getting one here in the UK would just be a cross breed. Don Matthews said the black AB's are slightly more aggressive than Scott's breed.
Import the real deal from the US brother. 👍🏻💯
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels - Do people do it? I was thinking it'd be a bit cruel on a 6-9 week old puppy, first split from it's litter and mum. It'd be on a 3-7 day shipping trip.
@@lukey3507 I would have to agree with you on that as well but yes people import dogs of all kinds. I have a few people from the UK wanting dogs from future breedings. It appears to be a very lengthy process to make sure the health of the pup is 100%, but I believe there is a flight nanny option where someone will actually fly with your pup.
Are u on Instagram
@lukey
Got my guy off ur first breeding NEYLAND X Monroe fits the standard perfectly can run ad gun all day these shit talk rs are just that daniel they dont no much of anything
So we know for a fact that there's APBT in your dogs but the DNA says they're 100% AB?
That's long long time ago cross. Like 6 or 7th generation. By then it's been breed out.
My dog looks like that and he's all bulldog! He's no joke at 12 weeks. I am thinking about getting a female. Most people in the dog world are not honest, thanks for the information.
Those Are not Bullys AT ALL
Nobody said they was
Black pits where usually more small and feline like...special strain...
Old timers know.whats up...
And the black dogs didn't have alot of the bigger bull dog.mixed in like the other pit strains....
But the black.dogs.where argued also to be more game....sort of like reds known to be 🔥
Gonna get a pure bred black American bulldog from this guy. He is good.
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Can they actually test for a difference in APBT and AST? Seems to be that it should be impossible.
BTW, Im 100 percent on board with you regarding the human clot-shot. I wont be getting that BS either. 👍
They have them listed as separate breeds but I feel like genetically they would come back as the same
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels it would be the same. Most will just test for AST.
Kane Corso hunting party
Huh?
So
Scott line have Apbt Ancestry
Johnson line have English bulldog and Probably mastiff Ancestry.
Seems Based.
No that’s not at all what I’m saying.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels I know u didn't said that. But U Clearly see the differences that came from difference lineages of both lines. At end of the day, other breeds have contributed to the American bulldog but u like you say that's was early the Breeds history years.
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@@prideofthesouthlandkennels its interesting how The old Bulldog runs in alot of other breeds
Absolutely, I believe there are several breeds that derive from the original Bulldog. American Bulldog, American Pit Bull Terrier, Amstaff, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, Bull Terrier and Boston Terrier. I’m sure several more beyond that list as well but those are the more mainstream breeds.
You said it best..... Comes from the cross with amstaff and apbt in the early 90s. All this proves is that so many were right and they dont go back far enough to show the crosses.
🤦🏻♂️🤷♂️ I’m having a hard time understanding exactly what you’re saying. You’re saying the tests don’t go far enough back for those dogs to show up?
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels sorry, what im trying to say is. As the cross wasnt done recently, it wont show up in the test results. I have seen known crosses come back purebred many times as the cross was done way back. Yet will see them show mix when the cross is done recently
The way it was explained to me was how they read the DNA markers, they can tell how far back or how close up the “different “ breed or cross is. If it’s a very low percentage and they feel like it’s so far back in the ancestry that it doesn’t amount to anything, then they won’t report it. However I opted out of that and told them I wanted to know everything. Whether or not I got accurate information, I will never know because I can’t personally disprove anything.
@@prideofthesouthlandkennels thats how it was explained to me as well by Embark, Wisdom, Accumetrics, Labgenvet but after testing some dogs i have personally bred or was part of the breeding. Have learned that they must only go back 3 maybe 4 generations. Anything beyond that doesnt seem to show, even though they say it will. Im not hating on your dogs or test results just to be clear. Im just giving you my experience when using these companies for breed results. But we both know those F1 pups were bred back to pure Ab creating F1B and those F1Bs were bred to pure AB as well, eventually getting to generational pure with successful breedings and trait selection.
Thanks for sharing your experience, I didn’t take it as you being negative. I’m always open to hear people’s experiences. I just don’t like the ones that come on here and say negative stuff without giving proof or personal experience. I appreciate you stopping by and commenting 👍🏻.
🤔 Now I know there’s PitBull, American Staffordshire and Labrador on pretty most black Or colored American Bulldogs and to be completely honest I really don’t care. As long as the god does what a Bulldog is supposed to do I’ll rather have it that a “ purebred and registered “ whatever.
I just want a good dog from from good parents.
those are the most beautiful dogs! just amazing :)
your doggies need you. please be very careful and wear a mask - please. get a cool one maybe with dogs on it. :) 🐕 🐕🦺 🦮 🌷🌿🌼🌱🌷
You didn't have to prove anything
There's no such thing as a black American Bulldog stop lying
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