Breaking Down Bully Breeds in The United States

Some of America’s most popular dog breeds fall under the bully category, which is home to a multitude of dogs from terriers, to bulldogs, to mastiffs to dobermans. Most commonly, mixed breeds are referred to as pitbulls, which are any dog with a significant mix of different bully breeds. This grouping of dogs is the number one most popular breed in 21 states across the country, encompassing approximately 20% of the U.S. dog population.

Bully breeds are some of the best tempered dogs, making them a popular furry friend for families looking to adopt. Often, these dogs get their namesake based on where the breed originated. For example, the Boston terrier, the dogo Argentino, or the English bulldog. No matter where they hail from, more and more bully breeds are ranking at the top in recent years. The current most popular bully breed is the French bulldog, followed closely by other pooches like the bulldog and the rottweiler. 

Regardless of breed, bully’s are piquing the interest of dog lovers across the United States and beyond. So many families are taking in bully’s as a new pet, trusting that they will surely be the best choice for love and companionship.