American Bulldogs are loyal pups who thrive on consistent training and a strong bond with their pet parents. These devoted family pets are ideal for experienced handlers seeking a loving, confident companion with a watchful...
American Bulldogs are loyal pups who thrive on consistent training and a strong bond with their pet parents. These devoted family pets are ideal for experienced handlers seeking a loving, confident companion with a watchful presence.
The American Bulldog’s temperament is rather infectious, in part because they take their playtime seriously. Agile and alert, your American Bulldog will follow your cues, whether you’re training them to sit or you’re ready to throw the ball—again and again. Their personalities are easy to lo...
The American Bulldog’s temperament is rather infectious, in part because they take their playtime seriously. Agile and alert, your American Bulldog will follow your cues, whether you’re training them to sit or you’re ready to throw the ball—again and again.
Their personalities are easy to love; they have a confident demeanor and are known for their almost clown-like antics when excited, making them an excellent family companion. They do well with kids and babies; even with their powerful bite force, American Bulldogs aren’t likely to bite. This breed is quite family-oriented but may be distant with strangers at first.
The breed’s intelligence is well-regarded—and “capable” is their middle name. With consistent training and established rules and boundaries, this powerful pup can learn with the best of them. As a working breed, they were known for their wild pig and cattle catching abilities, making them indispensable on southern ranches in the US.
American Staffordshire Terriers are best for experienced pet parents who can provide them with early (and consistent!) training, socialization and plenty of exercise. A serious-but-playful breed, they thrive in single-pet homes with spacious yards where...
American Staffordshire Terriers are best for experienced pet parents who can provide them with early (and consistent!) training, socialization and plenty of exercise. A serious-but-playful breed, they thrive in single-pet homes with spacious yards where they can burn off energy through play.
American Staffordshire Terriers are not lazy dogs, but they’re not super energetic dogs, like Border Collies, either. At the end of the day, they’re content to curl up next to you. These super-smart dogs love to play with their families and let their goofy side really show. Some have...
American Staffordshire Terriers are not lazy dogs, but they’re not super energetic dogs, like Border Collies, either. At the end of the day, they’re content to curl up next to you. These super-smart dogs love to play with their families and let their goofy side really show. Some have even earned the nickname “gentle giants” because they’re so good with older children and tend not to be bothered by the hustle and bustle of a busy household.