11 popular Pitbull Bloodlines

Our sponsor site: https://www.bullygift.com Your Discount Code: DOG24 BullyGift website belongs to our channel, you can shop with confidence. Razor's Edge: Created by Dave Wilson and Carlos Barksdale in the early 1990s, this bloodline is known for its shorter and wider builds. Originally, this bloodline was used to breed dogs with shorter and stronger builds known as the American Bully breed. Gottiline (Gotti Line): Founded by Richard Barajas in 1997, Gottiline is renowned for having a short and strong build in American Pitbull Terrier dogs. The origin of this bloodline comes from a famous dog, Juan Gotty. Colby Line: Started in 1889 by John Pritchard Colby, the Colby bloodline is one of the oldest and most respected bloodlines in American Pitbull Terrier history. Colby dogs are known for their athletic build, intelligence and excellent working abilities. Watchdog Bloodline: Created by Bruce Kovary in the 1980s, the Watchdog bloodline consists of strong and reliable Pitbulls used as guard dogs and guard dogs. Gray Line: Started by Tony Moore on the West Coast in the mid-1990s, the Gray Line bloodline produces Pitbulls that are particularly noted for their large and large heads. Redboy/Jocko Bloodline: This bloodline is a combination of two separate bloodlines: Redboy and Jocko. Created in the 1970s, this bloodline is used to produce energetic, durable and athletic Pitbulls. Bolio/Tombstone: Bolio, produced by the Hollingsworth family in the 1960s, and Tombstone, produced by Floyd Boudreaux in the 1970s, are a combination of these two bloodlines. Dogs of this bloodline are known for their strong and athletic builds. Castillo Bloodline: Started in the 1980s by Frank Castillo, this bloodline focuses specifically on the strong and durable traits of working dogs. Jeep Bloodline: Manufactured in the 1970s, the Jeep bloodline produces dogs with stamina, energy and athletic build. The origin of this bloodline comes from a famous dog named Crenshaw's Jeep. Ruffian Line: The Ruffian bloodline is derived from the famous dog, Howard's Ruffian, in the 1930s. Dogs of this bloodline are known for their athletic build, energy and ability to work. The Ruffian Line is particularly popular in the American Staffordshire Terrier (AmStaff). Ironline: The Ironline bloodline was established in the late 1990s and was used to breed American Pitbull Terrier dogs known for their larger, strong and broad builds. This bloodline focuses on producing dogs that are superior in both beauty and performance.