As a young teenager I always wanted a “blue nose pitbull” but due to the bad stereotypes my parents would never let me have one. Fast forward to many years later, my dad was at the humane society and they had just brought out a whole litter of pitbull puppies that had been seized in a dog fighting ring in NC. Knowing my love for them he immediately called me and my husband and I picked out the most perfect “blue nose pitbull” named Bentley. Since then, both of my brothers and my dad have purchased bullies so I guess you could say that Bentley opened their eyes to the fact that it’s not the breed that is “bad” its the dog and what I actually mean is it’s the owner. Any dog can be aggressive if it is raised that way.

One of our main goals as a family owned breeder is to spread awareness/education on the American Bully breed and to show people that they are not their stereotype. Temperament is at the top of our must have list. As parents ourselves we know one of the main questions with any animal is “how are they with kids” and the short answer is, amazing. We have 6 dogs all of which are some sort of bully and we trust every single one of them with our babies. Another is health, in most cases pets become a member of the family and for some people, their children. We know what it is like to have a genetically sick dog and it isn’t something we wish for anyone to have to endure.