r/AnimalsBeingJerks • u/ScottGotRekt • Sep 13 '16

Pig Goes Ham pig

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u/111UKD111 Sep 14 '16

That pitbull has ridiculous self control.

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u/ayovita Sep 14 '16

Bully types have a high tolerance for rough housing.

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u/ka_like_the_wind Sep 14 '16

Yep my pit mix was playing with my cat just last night and it was hilarious how much she would put up with, and still just be gently nosing him or barely moving her mouth. They were both having a great time.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '16

That isn't a bully. Bully's are short and stocky.

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u/ayovita Sep 14 '16

"Bully" refers to the various bulldog and/or terrier breeds as they share a particular phenotype.

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u/finnickfiend Sep 14 '16

its a pitbull, which is a bully

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u/darkskinnedjermaine Sep 14 '16

http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/p/pitbullvsamericanbully.htm

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u/finnickfiend Sep 14 '16

they are both bully breeds one is just more squat. Does the AKC recognize the bully as its own breed?

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u/finnickfiend Sep 14 '16

its a mix between a pitbull and a Straffordshire Terrier. Basically a pit bull

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u/MrF33 Sep 14 '16

http://www.animalplanet.com/pets/about-bully-breeds/

Bully breed is like "hound dog", it's a generic subset of dogs sharing similar traits.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '16

A Pitbull terrier(the dog shown) is not the same as a Bully. If you feel otherwise explain how.

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u/finnickfiend Sep 14 '16

A bully refers to a bully breed. Is that not a bully breed of dog?

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u/helpppppppppppp Sep 14 '16 edited Sep 14 '16

"American Bully" is a particular breed. "Bully" refers to American pit bull terriers, american bullies, American staffordshire terriers, bull terriers, American Bulldogs, English Bulldogs, French Bulldogs, Boston bull terriers, and anything else with "bull" in the name.

Edit: think of it like "terrier" or "shepherd" in that it's a term that encompasses several breeds with a lot in common, but a "German shepherd" or "Australian shepherd" means something more specific.