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| Bully Kutta |
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| Alternative names |
| Bully Cutha South Asian Mastiff Pakistani Bully Dog Pakistani Mastiff |
| Country of origin |
| Pakistan |
| Common nicknames |
| Classification and breed standards |
| Not recognized by any major kennel club |
| This breed of dog is extinct |
| Notes |
| Recognized by United National kennel club UK. |
Bully Kutta is a breed of dog.
Bully Kutta males reach a height of 30 to 42 inches and 30 to 36 inches for bitches. They weigh between 150 to 170 pounds and can reach upwards of 200 pounds.
Due to the nature of the work these dogs are bred to perform, they are known to be human aggressive and difficult to handle, but with proper socialization from an early stage they can become superb protectors and guardians.
The Bully Kutta was developed during the British Colonial rule in India for sporting purposes. It is mostly found today in areas belonging to Pakistan. Though in the past it has been used by criminal gangs for dog fighting, which is illegal in Pakistan, the majority are pets or used as guard dogs.
The following photograph links are of three different Bully Kuttas.
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