The Bully Breeds (Kennel Club Classics)

This is a lovely book, full of great photos of a great range of bully breeds. The discussion of the origins and uses of the breeds is essential knowledge for anyone who is a fan of these breeds--or owned by one of them.It is the most comprehensive book on this large group of dogs that I have seen.

Beatifully illustrated, this books portraits only breeds known as "bullies", because of their conformation and character. The volume works as a perfect introduction and also as a way to look more carefully to certains aspects of every breed. In every way possible, this book is a must.

wonderful history and pics of the bully breeds

So important to get the word out about the bully breeds so folks know that they are not bad dogs. There are only BAD OWNERS! That's who should be banned.

This book was great it has information that every dog owner of the bread should know and educate with; and if you don't have Bullys you should read it; its the right information unlike the Medea portrays for everyone; in other words education of ones self instead of listening to the T.V. would be the key to a better world.

I give this book two thumbs up. This book is a very good source of info. I would recommend it to be useful.

I only give an okay because of brief pages dedicated to BULLy breeds not TERRIER breeds, VERY misleading. All of the dogs focused on in this book have a BIG influx of terrier.

David Harris, no stranger to the world of the Bully breeds, has written a wonderful book on these ever popular breeds - American Pit Bull, American Staff, Boston Terrier, Bull Terrier, the Mini Bull Terrier plus the Staffordshire BT. Excellent text that covers not only the great points of these dogs, but some things that one should be aware of before rushing out to buy one of these breeds. Beautiful photographs and an excellent section by William Secord on the bully breeds in art. If you have an interest in any of these breeds, this book belongs in your library!

This is a lovely book, informative and packed full of detail about these great breeds. I have a very large Staffie and wanted to understand the difference between an American Pit Bull and a Staffie, the former having been bred from the latter. They're both 'pit bulls' (in lower case) and what the English law bans is, in effect, a dog with the conformation (is that the word?) of an American Pit Bull. It's a tricky area, and I'm not sure I'm totally clear still, about the difference. But the Author of this book is clearly very knowledgeable in these matters and the book was very very good reading if this subject interests you - which I guess it must, if you're sat reading this review!! It's a very substantial book, coffee table size really, and at the price I paid for it, used, it was a real bargain. I'm leased I bought it.

ce livre bull terrier et autre mastiff a de belle photos et quasi toute l'histoire du bull terrier dommage que la france ne face pas pareil en matière de chien au lieux de de dire tout et n'importe comment la recherche se fait partout pas seulement au meme endroit