ABKC classes: Determine what class your bully belongs in

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[worldwolf]

Love the way the classic looks! Also probably the healthiest since it doesn't have to lug around that extra weight.

[brenngrey]

I think my boy is a standard, but damn gotta love those classics

[romesrepublic]

They all look very similar. However the classic and pocket look just a little better than the rest.

[FirstNation]

Love the fact you have Steve jobs as the classic he is my favorite of them all.

[draggabeats]

Thanks for this video. Now I know I have a Classic Am Bully.

[_flower_kinz_]

I'm in love with this breed I love the dog at 0:30 he's beautiful!

[lonesteelwolfjacksonlonewo]

Thank you so much for posting this this hasclear up a lot of things that I was wondering about the different standards for the different classes

[ted]

Thanks for taking the time/effort to post the clarification. You gotta love them all tho, great dogs.

[Swell_Character]

I think that the American bully is one of the most diverse dog breeds there is--if not the most diverse. That diversity could be a positive in many ways, but it could also be a negative. Such a large variety in the breed type has led to some very extremes in the American bully; specifically, the pockets, exotics, and micros. I don’t want to offend anyone, but I think that folks should move away from the pocket, exotic, and the micro types. Squat and lower to the ground is not the way to go in my opinion. Instead of incorporating blood from breeds such as the English bulldog and the French bulldog, blood from more functional, and longer-legged breeds would be a more optimal. I don’t have much of a problem with the other side of the extreme like the XL and XXL. For those, many times folks use mastiff blood, and mastiffs, in addition to having that larger and bulkier look most want in their American bullies, are also more functional which would most often lead to a sturdier, more versatile, and more physically-sound dog. I think that folks should be taking advantage of the diversity of the American bully to improve their lines. The American bully is a bulldog breed and I believe that no bulldog breed—even designer breeds—should be completely nonfunctional. With the American Pit bulldog being the usual staple for creating the American bully, breeders should think carefully on what other breeds to incorporate so that you get a dog that not only looks good but moves well.

[cheng]

Where can I find some classic bullies now a days?

[abhijnanrajm]

Thank you was tryna figure out which one I own, its a classic.

[edgarsaucedo]

Can you breed Standard bullies to Pocket or Classic bullies and get good results? Can you register those pups still?

[awholelottapedro]

Good Video My Female and Male has thrown classic, pocket and standard pups over time

[eltorobravo]

Today have more sizes of Bully types. Micro Bully, Shorty Bull, Exotic Bully, Pocket Bully, Standard Bully, Classic Bully, extreme Bully, XL Bully, and XXL Bully.

[n.r.]

So what are micro and exotic i ask cause you explained this topic very well?

[jaybird-oite]

I have a pocket pit, Tri colour he’s almost 2 years old 47 lbs

[iofpllw]

I got a classic he's a year old now and he is very well behaved. These sucker's can eat though.

[egidiodavid]

Trying to figure out how to measure the dog

[spacemason]

Also is there a way I can become a bully max distrubutor I own two empty warehouses in Dallas Texas

[bonecc]

I thought I had a xxl but I guess I have a pocket