Sunday, April 29, 2012

Bully Max Pitbull Dog Supplements

Bully Max Supplements are an all natural muscle supplement for dogs. This product works for all breeds of dogs ages seven weeks and older. It is designed for dogs to reach their full potential in health, size, muscle, and growth. Excellent for all breed of dogs.

Build Muscle in pitbulls, rottweilers, and German Shepherd dogs with Bully Max Dog Supplements
Bully Max dog supplements provide the following benefits for your pitbull:
  • Raise Health & Immunity in your dogs
  • K9 Athletes such as Schutzhund Training, Weight Pulling, and Sled Dog Racing
  • Bullymax is excellent for Hard Keepers 
  • Dogs Needing to Muscle Up
  • Contains Essential Vitamins and Minerals
  • Veterinarian designed and recommended and approved
  • Increase Strength, Muscle, Power & Speed
More information available at: http://www.vitaminsforpitbulls.com

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

Gottiline Pitbulls and Bully puppies for sale

Gottiline pitbulls such as the stud dog "Dax" can be found by searching Google. However, to find the most experienced dog breeds, it's recommended to search for ABKC championed dogs. You can then contact the owners of these dogs to find available puppies.
Tips on buying Bully Puppies for sale. Here is a checklist that you should ask each breeder before purchasing the puppy. If the breeder doesn't allow, or doesn't cover any of the following it is recommended to avoid dealing with them.
  • Puppy is current on shots
  • Puppy has been De-wormed.
  • U.K.C registered litter
  • The breeder allows visitors.
  • The parents of the bully puppies are on sight
  • The parent's paper work is on site
  • The breeder accepts credit card payments online

Friday, February 24, 2012

American Bulldog Dog Breed

When dog breeders created the American Bulldog, they were going for traits that represented a sturdy enough dog to work cattle or hogs as well as be the overall protector of the property. The American Bulldog dog breed was designed to be a fighter, and that was a fighter of wolves, and a fighter against home invaders. A burglar, attacker, or home invader usually will think twice once they hear the bark of an American Bulldog. That is one of the reasons they make up for one of the best guard dogs.

With all that said about the American Bulldog dog breeds beefiness, they of course have a gentle loving side. All American Bulldogs when well socialized and raised with children and other small pets from a young age will be the “big oaf” of the family, though they will never hesitate to put themselves between their owners and potential danger. When it comes to rescued American Bulldogs, most adoption agencies assess the temperament of each individual brought through the shelter, and most shelters that specialize in American Bulldogs specifically are very clear about what homes are appropriate for each dog adopted.

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Tibetan Mastiff Dog Breed - Top Guard Dogs

The intention for the Tibetan Mastiff dog breed, was to protect and guard their owners flocks. With the natural predators in most areas of Tibet as large as wolves and leopards, the Tibetan Mastiff dog breed had to be fierce and tenacious. The Tibetan Mastiff dog breeders of today selectively breed in more gentle and sociable traits so they can thrive in family settings. A generously large fenced in yard is the only acceptable sized space for the Tibetan Mastiff dog breed because they need the space to stretch their legs and play. Those who live in apartments are not good candidates to own a Tibetan Mastiff dog. The Western-bred Tibetan Mastiff is a bit more easy going, but still alert and uncertain of strangers until properly introduced. The Tibetan Mastiff dog breed does not do well if kept outside during night hours. The Tibetan Mastiff dog breed will often sleep during the day and be more active at night. Neighbors will not enjoy the barking that will almost definitely ensue if your dog takes notice of the other nocturnal animals.

Tibetan Mastiff

Shown above, this Tibetan mastiff is shown doing protection training. These dogs are one of the top guard dogs. It is recommended to do extensive training with any guard dog.

Top Guard Dogs

Tibetan monks have long since been known to be a very private and spiritual people. The Tibetan Mastiff dog breed was originated within the Tibetan walls, and allowed for a select few to have one. It wasn’t until later that Tibet cut off access to their sanctuary to westerners, thus keeping the Tibetan Mastiff and perfecting the breed without any outside influences. Several hundred years went by when in the mid 1800′s, a Tibetan Mastiff was gifted to Queen Victoria of England by the Dalli Lama. From that the desire to have a Tibetan Mastiff dog grew, and more of the dog breed was imported to England. The British then began to refine and standardize the breed of what we now see today. When trained correctly, they can be considered on of the "Top Guard Dogs". It is sad to say that currently the Tibetan Mastiff is a rare sight to see in their native land of Tibet. This is in part because they are now exporting the majority of Tibetan Mastiff puppies.

With all guard dogs and active breeds of dogs, the right dog supplements are essential. We recommend Bully Max to provide your dog with the nutrition the need to stay healthy, active, and build muscle.

Neapolitan Mastiff Dog Breed Origins and History

Neapolitan Mastiff Dog Breed Origins and History

It is generally accepted the that the Tibetan Mastiff is oldest of the dog species. There are two theories on the arrival of these Mastiffs dogs in Europe, one brings direct import of Tibetans to Greece by Alexander the Great in approximately 300 BC. The other theory suggests that Tibetan-type Mastiff dogs came to Northern Europe via Phoenicians in the area of Egypt around 500 BC. It's true the original Mastiffs can be traced back to areas of Egypt, Persia, Mesopotamia and parts of Asia. Many believe that this is the same dog breed that was known as the Molosser or the Molossus, the forerunner of the modern mastiff canines and a large solid breed for work and fighting. The Neapolitan Mastiff is considered to be the version of the Tibetan refined in Greco-Roman history and often depicted as a war dog and companion of the period.
Neapolitan Mastiff Stud Dog
This warring characteristic has helped them to become highly recognized guard dogs (Training a protection dog) in modern times. Though the breed has been around for quite some time, initial recognition and standards were not officially put to paper until the mid to late 1940s. The Neopolitan has often be employed as a farm dog and by the Italian police. Neopolitan Mastiff puppies can look forward to having an active work life no matter what task they are given. The are still working canines by nature though some families also choose to bring them home. They are a fairly rare breed outside of Europe.

Blue Nose American Bully Pit Bull Studs


"BLUE PITBULL STUD"
Our Blue pitbull studs derive from some of the finest American Bully Bloodlines in the world. Our bloodlines consist of Razors Edge Pitbulls, Gottiline, as well as Greyline. At Kinneman Kennels, we guarantee you will be satisfied with our service and bloodlines. We breed for the extreme American Bully Kennel Club Standard, as well as the Standard ABKC structure.

BLUE NOSE BULLY PIT BULL STUD - SHORT, WIDE, AND BULLY
BLUE NOSE BULLY PIT BULL STUD - SHORT, WIDE, AND BULLY

Kinneman Kennels offers some of the best American Bully Pit Bull bloodlines in the world. Our dogs are all health tested and screened. They are ...

Friday, January 27, 2012

Kinneman Pit Bull Kennels New Stud Line up for 2012


Butter Bean is going to be a Pit Bull Stud for kinneman kennels this year.  He will be ready to breed in the summer of 2012. At kinneman kennels we have been breeding pit bulls for many years. This is by far the bulliest pit bull we have seen yet. He is the true definition of American Bullies
American Bullies were bred in the US in the late 80's. However, they have evolved a great deal over the past 25 years. Kinneman Kennels offers some of the finest bully bloodlines in the world.


We offer puppies only once or twice a year. So if you see something you like, please don't hesitate to contact us.

Friday, December 16, 2011

Ripped Up Muscular Pitbull

Ripped Up Muscular Pitbull
This particular pitbull is a great example of what the right dog supplements and training can do for your dogs. The Pitbull muscles shown in the picture are all natural. This rednose stud is well condition and trained by weights as well as walks.

Pit Bull Stud Dogs

"pitbull stud dog"
 Pitbull studs can be found through out the entire world. However, they are much more popular within the united states at this time. These particular dogs happen to be american bully pitbulls. They are considered gottiline pits and have great temperaments. Gottiline is their bloodline. Each pitbull has their own bloodline by which they are know. This is basically their linage, or ancestors that they are produced by.
"pit bull stud"
"pitbull stud"

Karelian Bear Dog Breed

The Karelian Bear dog breed is has a very statuesque posture when at attention. The tail should be a tight curly que that sits atop the back but should not sickle if the bloodlines are true. Adult Karelian Bear dogs will get to around 50 pounds male or female. The only acceptable markings are any pattern of white and black with the black to cover 70% usually and white 30% to uphold the AKC’s standard for the Karelian dog breed. Some Karelian Bear dogs are born with highlights of bronze along the borders of the white and black markings, but those of course are great pet animals, but not show quality. Karelian Bear dog breeders will still sell these dogs, but will have them spayed or neutered first. This is becoming a common practice as opposed to euthanasia.
Karelian Bear Dog Breed History and Origin:
There is a lot of speculation about the origination of the Karelian Bear Dog breed. Historians have noted that the Karelian dog breed may be one of the primitive dog breeds from 15,000 years ago. Primitive in this sense means the dogs that may have been tamed during that time by the Russian and Finnish people, but still share that familial gene with wolves. The Karelian Bear dog breed was able to withstand the harsh weather conditions that plagued Eastern Finland.
This was just a theory that many historians shared. Modern DNA testing has only just breached the surface to unlocking the mysteries behind where and how all the dog breeds we see to day came to be. Its now up to our kids kids kids to hopefully find the key.