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Canadian Coat Of Arms Bullys Dogs We are a Canadian based, American Bully breeder based in Northern Alberta. We pride ourselves in setting the standard for American Bullys.
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Our kennel is based out of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. We choose to breed American Bullys because we love everything about our dogs; what they are capable of, their temperaments, and their longevity. We pride ourselves on setting the standard for American Bullys. Our puppies are well socialized, vet certified and true representatives of American Bullys. All our puppies, past and present are part of

our family. Being apart of our family has a lot of benefits! Each puppy goes home with a custom puppy pack.

Why picking breeds is an important aspect when adding to a packMeet Mammoth, Maggie, and Mowgli: The Perfect TrioThese t...
20/11/2024

Why picking breeds is an important aspect when adding to a pack

Meet Mammoth, Maggie, and Mowgli: The Perfect Trio

These three couldn’t be more different, yet they balance each other out beautifully! Mammoth, a Newfoundland mix, is the “gentle giant” of the pack—calm, patient, and incredibly affectionate. His breed traits shine through with his love for water, loyalty, and a natural working-dog spirit.

Maggie brings her own charm with her confidence and playful energy. She’s the perfect companion for Mammoth, always ready to engage and keep him on his toes.

Mowgli adds even more fun to the mix with his adventurous nature and boundless curiosity. Together, Mammoth’s calm, Maggie’s s***k, and Mowgli’s energy create a harmonious, happy pack full of personality and love!

"Mowgli, why, oh why, are you snoring in my ear?" my significant other asks. My response? "Payback!"Ha! You thought I’d ...
15/11/2024

"Mowgli, why, oh why, are you snoring in my ear?" my significant other asks. My response? "Payback!"

Ha! You thought I’d finally reveal my almost husband's face? Not today!

She's so funny...Then you have Mamo and Mowgli
15/11/2024

She's so funny...
Then you have Mamo and Mowgli

Awe Mags taking an evening nap with her favorite person. Although she's definitely a female dog and is not as needy as t...
14/11/2024

Awe Mags taking an evening nap with her favorite person. Although she's definitely a female dog and is not as needy as the boys.

11/11/2024

Mammoth swimming with no one in the pool today! Looks like we can try just him and I. Finally gers crossed.

Three sleepy dogs, wonder if Mamo will sleep in tomorrow am.
11/11/2024

Three sleepy dogs, wonder if Mamo will sleep in tomorrow am.

Mammoth’s Health UpdateHere’s the latest on Mammoth, as promised! He’s made some progress and stopped urinating in his c...
04/11/2024

Mammoth’s Health Update

Here’s the latest on Mammoth, as promised! He’s made some progress and stopped urinating in his crate, which is a huge relief. However, when we went back to the vet on Saturday for a recheck, poor guy was so nervous that he ended up peeing everywhere while they tried to draw a urine sample.

During his ultrasound, they noticed some floating particles in his bladder, but they’re not quite sure what they are yet. So, we’re heading back to the vet again today to get more answers.

For those wondering about his comfort—he’s thankfully not in pain. While he might have some crystals, his urine is dilute and free of blood, which is reassuring. His biggest hurdle seems to be figuring out what’s causing these particles, but I’m hopeful we can find a medication to help him. His Embark test showed no genetic conditions, which also eases some worry.

I’ll be sure to post another update later tonight. Fingers crossed for good news!

Added a picture of the office dog, whose decided to wonder lol. So I have to keep my office door shut or I can't work and he will be cut off from coming.

Yes I'm trying to get his fur white.. the struggle is real. Lol

Then my soul dog cuddling. That's right you guessed it Mowgli
15/10/2024

Then my soul dog cuddling.

That's right you guessed it Mowgli

We got Mammoth watching t.v
15/10/2024

We got Mammoth watching t.v

Mowgli, my health-tested American Bully, donated blood for the 3rd time today! 🩸 He's a real hero, saving one dog at a t...
06/10/2024

Mowgli, my health-tested American Bully, donated blood for the 3rd time today! 🩸 He's a real hero, saving one dog at a time. He's a bit sleepy from donating today, but the best part? It’s free to do! So proud of my boy and the lives he's helping to save!

The rescue I volunteer with is in need of some support and is looking for free items—anything you’re willing to donate w...
06/10/2024

The rescue I volunteer with is in need of some support and is looking for free items—anything you’re willing to donate will make a huge difference! I’ll be heading over there next week and would be more than happy to bring anything you have to share.

Also, we have some adorable Blue Lacy cross puppies that are looking for either foster or permanent homes. Blue Lacys are known for their intelligence, energy, and loyalty. Originally bred in Texas as working dogs, they’re incredibly versatile—perfect for families who love to stay active or need a sharp little herder in their lives! If you’re interested in learning more, feel free to DM me for details. Every bit of help or interest goes a long way!

Picture of a puppy for reference

05/10/2024
Is it me or does it look like Mowgli is telling the couch a secret?
05/10/2024

Is it me or does it look like Mowgli is telling the couch a secret?

05/10/2024

I sometimes wish more pet owners would try sports with their dogs—not for the recognition, but for the bond it builds. It’s not about us, it’s about them. Over the years, I’ve dabbled in many sports, never for the praise or the ribbons, but because they truly love it. I do it because I own working breeds, and seeing them thrive brings me joy. I do it for them, and I always will.

For years, many have wanted me to buy their dogs, but going forward, I will only welcome rescues into my life. I don’t regret my years as a breeder, but I can’t ignore the growing issues in the breeding world, where so many have lost sight of what truly matters.

If you’re considering buying a dog, I urge you to be cautious. Don’t be swayed by smooth words. Take the time to ask the hard questions—how long have they been breeding? Do they health test their dogs? What’s the temperament like? Ask for references, and make sure contracts are built with the dog’s best interest at heart. Also, be mindful of breeders who are just studding out their dogs for money with no real purpose.

And pay attention to how they conduct themselves in groups or online. Are they supportive, or are they being hurtful to others? Their behavior speaks volumes. Personally, I would never buy a dog from someone who engages in negativity or causes harm to others.

Enjoy Mammoth swimming for the first time!

No words can express what it's like when you get a dog and how deeply they impact your life. You miss the sound of their...
02/10/2024

No words can express what it's like when you get a dog and how deeply they impact your life. You miss the sound of their paws on the floor when they pass away, and the way they’re beyond happy to see you. I promised all my dogs a long, happy life. I promised them loyalty. I promised them love. I’m that person. Their joy and unwavering presence have always been my priority, and in return, they’ve given me more than I could ever ask for.

This year, I officially hung up my breeding leashes. After years of being a health-tested American Bully breeder, I'm no...
02/10/2024

This year, I officially hung up my breeding leashes. After years of being a health-tested American Bully breeder, I'm now shifting my focus. Rescues have always been a big part of my life—I've owned many over the years and continue to support them.

Both of my American Bullies are blood donors, and I couldn't be prouder! Round 3 of donations is coming up on Sunday, and we're collecting those bandanas. 🩸 Looking forward to Mammoth joining the blood donor crew when he turns 2!

25/09/2024

Announcement: A New Chapter for Me and My Bullies

After nearly three years of going back and forth, I’ve officially decided to hang up my breeding leashes for my American Bullies. This decision wasn’t an easy one, but I’ve realized that, for the first time in a decade, I can actually plan a vacation because I want to—not because I have a litter of puppies to take care of.

Breeding has been a huge part of my life, but the market saturation and my own concerns for my girls’ health, like the risk of pyometra from delaying litters, have made this the right choice. Maggie was spayed today, and my XL Bully will follow soon.

Don’t worry, though—my love for dogs isn’t going anywhere. I’m still going to advocate for health testing and I’ll never be part of the "adopt-don’t-shop" movement. My focus is shifting to rescues and helping people struggling to sell or rehome their puppies. This is where my heart is now.

My dogs will continue being blood donors, and I’m looking forward to competitions with my males, Maggie, and Mammoth. None of that is changing—just my direction.

To everyone who’s heard whispers about me over the years, I stand by my truth. The bully breeding community has become one of the most toxic spaces I’ve encountered, and for the sake of my mental health, I’m glad to step away from it.

I hope you’ll continue following my journey as I step into this new chapter, focusing on helping these amazing dogs find their way to loving homes. Stay tuned for what’s to come!

25/09/2024

Rehoming page only moving forward!

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Our kennel is based out of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. We only breed the best American Bullys. We have been breeding for 4 years. We are proud to have an LTD backing up our dogs. They are raised with our children. It is a family owned business. We choose to breed American Bullys because we love everything about our dogs; what they are capable of, their temperaments, and their longevity. We pride ourselves on setting the standard for American Bullys. Our puppies are well socialized, vet certified and true representatives of American Bullys. All our puppies, past and present are part of our family. Being apart of our family has a lot of benefits! Each puppy goes home with a custom puppy pack that includes: Custom sign made for your puppy that has their birthday and can hang their collar and leash Temperament test results Hearts OFA certified Food- Enough you can switch if you chose to. Vet Certification of Health. Microchipped. Vaccines and de-wormed information. Plus you get 24/7 breeder support. 30 days of Trupanion insurance