Bullypit

The Bullypit has not been around long enough to have much of a history so it is best to look at the history of the parent breeds. The American Bulldog originated in the United States in the 1700s. They were originally bred to wrangle cattle and bait bulls but the latter was outlawed in 1835. The belief was that the meat of the bull was better if it was baited before butchering. After this was outlawed, some breeders tried to use them as fighting dogs but this was unsuccessful. All American Bulldogs were bred from Johnson, Baily, Scott, or Williamson strains.

Today, this breed is usually used as a guard dog or family pet. They are very good at being a guard dog because they are loyal and incredibly fearless. The American Pit Bull Terrier has been around since the 19th century, bred in the United Kingdom by crossing a Bulldog with a Terrier. The reason for this was to produce a dog with the athleticism and strength of a Bulldog with the eagerness of the Terrier. Just like the Bulldog, the American Pit Bull Terrier was originally used in fighting and bull baiting. Unfortunately, the American Pit Bull Terrier has gotten a bad reputation over the years as an aggressive breed but this is not true. They are normally not aggressive with humans or other pets unless they are abused or treated with aggression. This breed is just more brave and competitive than most. The Bullypit is likely to have the same characteristics as both of these breeds because they are so similar.