(Sire)American Shepherd?

[Freestep]

"American Bullies" are Pit Bull mixed with English Bulldog and some kind of Mastiff. "Scatterbred" refers to mixing dogs of different lines within the breed; you could say it is the opposite of "linebred".

Some people insist that American Bullies are purebred Pit Bulls bred for a certain look, and while it may so say on paper, we know that papers are easily faked.

[Catu]

I remember some years ago someone else, an old pitbull breeder, came to the forum with similar ideas about breeding and weird concepts of how genes works that have nothing to do with real genetic. Then I had an "interesting" chat with a pitbull breeder recently.

No wonder why a breed that used to be a family dog is were it is in the world today

[PatchonGSD]

Originally Posted by therawlife1

This is a great post, i actually have a male pup that is off your dogs sire littermate sister..

I see that people are congratulating you on your work with him and others giving tough criticism.. Wouldnt say anyone's hating. Me personally, i say breed him if you want.. But buy a female of good quality, that will add in 50% of great traits.. So what if people arent feeling your **** at first.. Take the pups that has your desired look and keep, and spay/neuter others and place in pet homes. Then breed females off that to males of very good quality and so on and so on. And start getting all your **** ofa(other requirements for breed aswell). This will be a 10+ years time period of breeding and showing but progress is lengthy, it doesn't come over night.
I've been breeding american bullies for around 10 years now and i started from the bottom and worked my way up to the top, one thing that i learned is it doesnt matter what you start out with, only what you end with!! Bad genes can be bred out, and you can say you made this all from your boy. Its better to look back and see what all you created from the hard work you put in rather than looking back and seeing all the hard work others put in that you only paid for.

This is, by far, the best BYB advice on breeding that I have ever heard. Please tell me you were just kidding.