Bullypit (American Bulldog American Pit Bull Terrier mix) Temperament, Size, Lifespan, Adoption

The bullypit is a designer dog breed produced by crossbreeding an American Bulldog and an American Pit Bull Terrier. Their cross results in a large-sized dog that has a glossy coat on his body. He has a short-haired coat available in different colors, including chocolate, brown, white, and black. These designer dogs have large grins and pointy ears of small size. Their body is muscular and big. Overall these dogs are happy and are known for their intelligence and friendly behavior. Because of their intelligence, they are easy to train. These dogs work hard to make their humans happy. 

Bully pit Temperament

The temperament of the Bullypit is fierce and frightening because of its large size. On the other side, these dogs are very affectionate and love to cuddle with their people. If these dogs are properly socialized at the early stage of their life, they will cause no harm to you and your kids. They have hunting instincts, so they may be found running after the squirrels and rabbits. Impress your Bullypit as a leader of the pack. It is the only way they will become more obedient. The bully pit will consider you his boss and will obey your every order. Avoid punishing your dog, or it may result in aggression.

Bully pit Size

The size of a Bullypit is large. The size of the parent breeds majorly affects the size of the mixed breed. If the parents are large, their mixed-breed will also be large. The average size of a male Bullypit varies from the size of a female Bullypit. The average height of a male Bullypit is from 23 inches to 25 inches, whereas the average height of a female Bullypit is in the range of 21 inches to 24 inches. The male Bullypit weighs 75 pounds to 100 pounds, whereas the female weighs from 40 pounds to 55 pounds. 

Bully pit Lifespan

The average lifespan of a Bullypit is in the range of 8 years to 13 years. It is a perfect life expectancy for a large-sized dog. Multiple factors affect a dog's lifespan, and these factors include health issues, genetic health problems, accidents, mishaps, diet, and exercise. Overall these mixed dogs are healthy, but skeletal and respiratory health issues are probable. So, pre-health screening is recommended before adoption. Their life may end up before completing lifespan if their health is not maintained or they met an accident. Quality diet and exercise may extend their life expectancy. 

Bully pit Adoption

Adoption is a noble gesture but a concerning matter as well. Before making any adoption decision, look at your routine and lifestyle and then find the best-suited pet for yourself. These dogs are friendly but fierce. So, if you have kids in the house, these canines are not suitable for you. You can adapt them for safety and protection purposes. Several adoption spots can be visited to adopt a pet. Rescue centers and shelter homes are preferred for adoption. Consulting a well-known breeder for adoption would cost a high price as compared to the rescue centers.