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Bully Kutta is a Molosser type dog which is found largely in Pakistan. Bully in its name actually comes from the Punjabi or Hindi/Urdu word bohli—meaning heavily
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Bookmark and share the address of Pakistani Bully Kutta on your social bookmarking website These dogs were crossed with local breeds to produce the Pakistani Bull Terrier
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Anyone that sees a Bully Kutta would immediately turn away from the dog. People would really be intimidated by this dog as apart from being a massive dog that exudes
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Do you want proof that breed bans won’t work? There is a new fighting breed coming here from Asia. It is called the Bully Kutta, a fighting dog from
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Bully Kutta or Indian Mastiff is a Molosser type dog which is found largely in India and in some parts of Pakistan. The word Bully is actually derived from the
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We are one of the oldest civilization in the world- so our dogs has to be also one of the oldest breeds. The indian dogs through the ages have covered a
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The Bully Kutta is a fighting gladiator war dog .it was alexander who introduced the assyrian mastiff of IRAQ to India where they were crossed with the
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Bully Kutta is a Molosser type dog which is found largely in Pakistan. Bully in its name actually comes from the Punjabi or Hindi/Urdu word bohli—meaning heavily
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