FAQ

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

The XL Bully can make a good family dog when properly trained, socialized, and cared for by responsible owners aware of the breed’s needs.

XL Bullies are not inherently aggressive; their behavior largely depends on training, socialization, and environment.

No, XL Bullies and Pitbulls are distinct breeds, though they share similar ancestry and traits.

The XL Bully is primarily a cross between various American Pit Bull Terrier-type breeds, including the American Bully, American Bulldog, and Mastiff-type dogs.

Not in corpus

Yes, San Francisco is widely recognized as a pet-friendly city with numerous dog parks, pet-welcoming businesses, and community programs for animals.

In California, pet dogs are allowed in outdoor dining areas of restaurants if local health departments permit it and specific health and safety standards are met.

Yes, San Francisco is widely regarded as a pet-friendly city, offering numerous amenities, parks, and services catering to pets and their owners.

In California, pet dogs are allowed in the outdoor dining areas of restaurants if specific conditions are met to ensure sanitation and safety.