What do you think happens when a whole pack of em rush the bull?It can't get em all at once.

 

What do you think happens when a whole pack of em rush the bull?It can't get em all at once. [/quote]

you could say the same thing about domestic house cats

 

Speaking of bulls, I'd like to see the bullfighter lose a little more often.

 

Im sure this one would get a good grip......

 

4rr told me it was becauase they were bred with bulls

 

I'm sure your damn slow sometimes.



Also, if something was bred to take out a bull, whyd you keep oen as a pet?

 

why not

 

i think this is the dog he's talking about

 

That'd work.

 

About the American Bulldog Breed:

Reference: ABA



Background: The American Bulldog originated as a catchdog (mostly cattle) and property protection dog, in America’s Southeast. He was not bred to put on threat displays or to look a certain way. But, he did need the right equipment to take care of his real bulldog duties which were confrontational personal and property protection and as a catch dog. He needed to be strong enough to put unruly bulls on the ground and athletic enough to catch hogs that were allowed to free range in a semi-wild state.