As a Pit Bull owner and an American Bulldog lover, there is a fine line on depicting rather an American Bulldog mixed with Pit is stronger than a full blooded Pit Bull. First, I will level the field by saying it does not matter rather the canine is full blooded or mixed when strength is the only quality measured. The amount of strength will depend on some fundamentals such as: the genetics of the canine, size, determination, will, health, etc. The deciding factors of which will reign superior in strength could derive from which breed exercised better, had the best meal and good night's sleep or which was the most alert on that day. Do know, both breeds are developed to be athletes, heavy duty workers, companions, (and the family mascot). Experiencing them bottled up into one pet could arguably present the strongest and most fun-filled relationship witnessed.
The rottweiler is one of the strongest and other such as mastiffs and so on
Abs are mad stronger i own 1 of them and 3 rots and he is like thier leader
a pitbull is a mixture between an English bulldog and a bull terrier
They are NOT Pitbulls. They are American Bullies bred off the Pitbull. American bullies are Pitbull mixes, usually mixed with mastiff or American bulldog. They actually are registered as Pitbulls although it is RUMORED that these dogs have been mixed somewhere back in there line there is no concrete proof of this actually happening.
A mix of a bulldog and a poode is a bullpoo.
A mix of a bulldog and a poode is a bullpoo.
The difference is size, color, and weight. Razor Edge Pit Bulls are American Bullies bred off the original Pit Bull. Meaning they are Pit Bull mixes. Commonly mixed with Neo Mastiff ,Mastiff, Bulldog and American bulldog.
Yes, as long as both dogs are entire and not spayed or neutered. Remember that mixed breed puppies are less vauable than pedigrees.
half blood, dual blood, mixed blooded! ;) Hope this helps!
There are a few different theories on the origin of the American Bulldog. One states that the current American Bulldog is a direct descendant of English bulldogs brought into the US colonies. They say the American is in fact just the English which was selectively bred for work over the years. Another, more realistic theory is that Bull Terriers and Bulldogs were chose selctively to create the American Bulldog. As pedigrees were not typically kept early on, it is hard to determine what was added in here and there to enhance certain traits.
no Yes and no is the correct answer, and the first answer is that it shouldn't matter!
$50. Maybe more if you have paid for any vet bills for shots, spay, or Neutering. Then you might just add what you have paid on to the price of the dog.
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No. A weaker acid mixed with a stronger acid would dilute the stronger acid. The resulting pH would be in between that of the mixed acids.