Tudors Dibo The Ultimate Bully!!

That dog may only look "bully" because of many factors, 1. it could not have been preped for "work", 2. picture is a bit misleading, he appears to be shorter and "stocky", but we can't really tell because of the camera angle. In the second picture, he looks a bit taller. I'd say just from these pictures, he looks closer to an Amstaff-ish look, than an American Bully look, but even then I'd hesistate a little. Just my opinion though.

 

imagine if everyone set around and come up with excuses about what other dogs looked like where we would be lol.

 

I know. True. lol...I had a guy stop by the house the other day, and he asked me if Notch was a rotweiller. I was like, "nope, he's an American Staffordshire" which usually leaves people with a confused look. lol.

 

So what makes a dog a bully, then? Looks, temperament, or breeding practices?

 

I think the answer is obvious. The Bully no longer can perform as to how the APBT can and did. They are way oversized and also rumored to have been mixed out to other breeds thus changing the dog into its own breed.

 

Why is it that bully owners try so hard to convince game dog owners that their dogs are game, too -

but game dog owners don't seem interested in impressing the bully owners or care what they think?

I believe that is called "wishful thinking" on the part of the OP.

 

The only other thing i can add to this and i doubt it will settel things much is,i seen Dibo in person many times and i can tell you this he sure as hell wasn't what i would even call a large dog.he was larger but not huge.he was a dog that didn't photograph well for some reason,so unless you actually seen this dog in person i can understand why there might be some confusion.but to say he even resembled a cur bully is far from the truth,when you seen that dog in real life even on his chain he was all bulldog.and when he was conditioned you could really see it.

But like was allready stated don't compare a male with a female,hardly do they ever make a fair comparrison.i know your trying to get your point across but all i am going to say is your point,or your thinking is very off.and there really is no way you could have known any diffrent because you never seen the dog in person,but take my word for it he was all bulldog,

 

he doesnt look bully to me. pics can be decieving and OT should know the dog better then anyone here.

i always wondered though- and this is a good oportunity to ask...

has anyone ever seen/had a REAL game dog that was blue?
did it throw blue offspring? what was it off of?
thanks

 

No way does Dibo in anyway resemble a bully. Easpecially if you are looking at him from the front in the other picture. You can clearly see he isn't big and his legs don't go out every which way.

Maybe some of B. Halls dogs do. Some have similar structural problems and are short and long. I think this is simply explained by dwarfism. I know of another dog who's parents look fine but that dog looks like most of the bullies look in structure. This dog still resembles the bloodline but the legs go in and the feet turn out, the back is swayed, body is long. The dog only has 6 different great grand parents. This means our of 8 great granfathers there is only 3 different dogs and out of 8 grand mothers only 3 different. There is dwarfism which is recessive so could be seen through inbreeding, so this could be an explanation.

I don't know if the dog is game or not but I do know that there was a blue Boudeaux dog which Phill Eppinette had so at least gamebred.

http://apbt.online-pedigrees.com/public/printPedigree.php?dog_id=123005
This dog produced ok

There are several real game dogs that are also blue but might have Staff in the pedigree. Even if its farther back and not up close you never know how far down the genes will carry. Most blue APBTs I have seen had Staff in the pedigree but not always.

What color is this dog below? We have her sister who is brindle. It says black/white which she obviously isn't. Would she be considered a seal/bluies?

http://apbt.online-pedigrees.com/public/printPedigree.php?dog_id=148583

There is graying in the coat but I'm also some brown shades.

Sometimes my blue Cane Corso looks to have brown shading in her coat in some of her pics too. Although she is clearly blue. I knew someone who bought a blue Pit pup that around a year old started to have reddish tones. She was a light blue but like a seal dog in the light you could see red cast. I thought this was odd especially since blue is dilution of black where did the red coloring come in, how is it inheredited to be in the coat like that.

 

LOL people are reaching man. Dibo was far from a bully dog. SMH @ bully people trying to claim one of the most important stud dogs in the APBT breed as theirs for some legitimacy or something. LOL:rolleyes:

 

I have a male that looks just like that one. Odd color. His sire was chocolate and dam was mostly white with blue patches. its like dark chocolate with a twist

 

I know when I was a little kid my uncle had a fawn bluies male that he had off some alligator stuff mixed with the old whitey ford stuff he was running and it was a real hard hitting leg dog with alot of ability ...ended up with "dropsys" and never got mated so I don't know how he would have produced, but his brother scorpio (who wasn't blue) produced quite a few good dogs.

 

Ugh. I thought this thread had been locked. Well, consider it done.


NO ONE can justify mixed breed dogs riding the name of the greatest breed on earth all because their egotistical owners can't feel "cool" unless their dogs gain them some respect in the neighborhood. Grow up.