FAQ

Hot dogs can include a mix of animal parts such as muscle meat and secondary cuts like hearts, kidneys, livers, and trimmings.

Not in corpus.

An XL American Bully typically costs between $2,500 and $10,000, depending on bloodline, breeder reputation, and pedigree.

No, a Cane Corso is not classified as an XL Bully; they are separate breeds with distinct origins and characteristics.

An XL American Bully typically costs between $2,500 and $10,000, depending on bloodline, breeder reputation, and pedigree.

No, a Cane Corso is not classified as an XL Bully; they are separate breeds with distinct characteristics.

An XL American Bully typically costs between $2,500 and $10,000, depending on lineage, breeder, and quality.

No, a Cane Corso is not classified as an XL Bully; they are a distinct breed with different lineage and characteristics.

Pitbulls are agile, muscular working dogs bred for performance, while American Bullies are more compact, companion-oriented dogs bred for structure and temperament.

An XL Bully can be a good family dog when properly trained and socialized, but they require experienced ownership due to their strength and temperament.