The genetic lineage behind the Hybrid American Bulldog
In short: Explore how distinct breeding lineages merged to create a modern canine variety. This video traces the official recognition of the breed and the specific types that define its current evolution.
Since 1970, when the National Kennel Club officially recognized the American Bulldog, two primary types have emerged: the Johnson (classic or bully type) and the Scott (standard or performance type).
The 'Hybrid American Bulldog' is not a single uniform breed but rather a diverse range of variations resulting from the intentional blending of these two distinct lineages.
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