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American Bull Molosser Puppies for Sale
American Bull Molosser
(American Molosser) (American Brabanter)
(American Bullenbeisser)
TNU's Al's
Capone American Bull Molosser (ABM) 2 years old, 100 pounds (45 kg.) 23
inches (58 cm.) Courtesy of Tuff-N-Uff Kennels
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Pronunciation |
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Description |
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Temperament |
The American Bull
Molosser is a family pet protector. A loyal, courageous medium to large sized
dog possessing brains, natural ability, good looks, a stable working temperament
and the desire to please it's handler. The ABM is easily trained and fits well
in a stable family environment, provided the pup has been raised properly and
has been given a proper foundation. Professional training is suggested for first
time ABM owners. The breed doesn't deserve any undo caution, but does require
their owners to demonstrate common sense and responsible ownership, as does any
breed. The ABM, when mature, will provide companionship and security for the
family or person that has taken the time to educate themselves and has applied
that education appropriately ensuring responsible ownership of one of the most
loyal and capable family pet protectors of our time. |
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Height, Weight |
Height: Males
22-26 inches (56-66 cm.)
Weight: Males
85-115 pounds
(38-48 kg.)
Height: Females 20-24 inches (51-60 cm.)
Weight: Females
70-95 pounds
(32-43 kg.) |
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Health Problems |
No known or
reported health problems to date |
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Living Conditions |
A clean, stable, healthy
environment is required be it in an apartment in the city or an estate in the
Hampton's. A fenced backyard is suggested but not required by the breeder,
although it may be required in many communities. Proper nutrition from a quality
diet, regular veterinary visits and care, and exercise is essential for
promoting health in all breeds of dogs. Crate training is also suggested for
pups and young dogs. |
Exercise |
A
brisk walk twice a day
combined with a bit of fetch and obedience training will suffice to keep your
ABM in good physical and mental condition. |
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Life Expectancy |
You can expect to share
10 - 14 years of quality time with your ABM provided you have followed the
advice of your breeder and your veterinarian. |
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Litter Size |
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Grooming |
The ABM will enjoy a
brushing daily,but it's not required. Nails will need trimming once a month.
Teeth may require a cleaning periodically and should be done by the
Veterinarian. Bathing your indoor ABM with a mild shampoo once a month will
suffice. Flea and tick preventative are recommended as well as heart worm
preventative. We recommend that you Consult with a qualified veterinarian before
cleaning or treating your dog with any products. |
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Origin |
The American Bull
Molosser was developed primarily using quality core / foundation dogs acquired
from the Hines Bulldog, American
Bandogge, German Rottweiler,
Neapolitan Mastiff,
South African Boerboel, Hermes Olde Bulldog,
Cane Corso and the
Dogue De Bordeaux. Although the ABM is
capable of multitasking and would fair well as a service dog in a number of
fields it's founder believes that the breed is most valuable as a family pet
protector and breeds specifically for the traits most desired for this
application. |
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