The parents
Meet them, or at least see them. A puppy's temperament starts with its mom and dad. Our dogs live with us on Long Island, and that's where you'll meet the parents.
Current, coming up and past
Now showing
Our litters usually find homes before they're old enough to leave, so the best way to get a puppy is to apply now. We'll match you with the next pairing that fits.
XL American Bully puppies
American Bully puppies from a family that has raised Pit Bulls and Bullies for over thirty years.
Most of the families who call us today want an XL American Bully, and I understand why. A well-bred XL is a big, heavy-boned, muscular dog with a calm, people-loving temperament. But size alone doesn't make a good Bully. We breed for temperament and structure first, then size, from old school bloodlines like Razor's Edge, Gotti, Greyline and Gangis Kon. That's how you get an XL that's as gentle with your kids as it is impressive to look at.
Blue nose Pit Bull and American Bully puppies
We've bred blue dogs for many years, and blue nose puppies are still some of the most requested on Long Island and in New York City. Blue is a color, not a separate breed, so you'll find it in both American Pit Bull Terriers and American Bullies. I'll always be honest with you: blue-coated dogs can be more prone to skin and coat problems, and good food goes a long way. Ask us about color when you apply and we'll tell you what's coming.
How our litters work
We breed American Bullies, including XLs, and blue nose Pit Bulls from the old school bloodlines behind our own dogs. Every litter is raised in our home around our kids, and when one is on the ground, you'll see it here. No litter right now? Send an application anyway. We'll get to know you and match you with the next pairing that fits what you're looking for.
Meet the parentsWho our puppies go to
Most of our puppies go home to families on Long Island, in Queens, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Staten Island and Manhattan, and across the greater New York area, including New Jersey and Connecticut. Serious buyers from farther away are welcome too. Wherever you are, the process is the same: an application, a conversation, and meeting the parents.
Choosing your puppy
Meet them, or at least see them. A puppy's temperament starts with its mom and dad. Our dogs live with us on Long Island, and that's where you'll meet the parents.
A good Bully puppy is curious, confident and happy to be handled. Shy or snappy isn't normal, whatever the breed.
Look for a straight, solid frame and good movement. Big and heavy is great, but not at the cost of sound legs and an easy gait.
Ours grow up in our home around our kids, from the day they're born. Puppies raised with people make better family dogs.
Every puppy should go home with vet care, its first shots, records and a written health guarantee. Ours do.
You should be able to call your breeder years from now. We don't just sell you a puppy, we build relationships with you and your family.
Puppy questions
The questions we get most from families looking for an American Bully or Pit Bull puppy.
Our puppies usually run $2,000 to $3,000, depending on the litter and the puppy. Reach out and we'll give you the exact price for the puppy you're interested in. If someone is selling XL Bully puppies for a few hundred dollars, be careful.
We've raised American Pit Bull Terriers and American Bullies for over thirty years. Most of our litters today are American Bullies, including XLs and blue nose puppies. Tell us what you're looking for in your application and we'll let you know what's available or coming up.
Send an application first. Once we approve it, a $500 deposit holds your puppy and goes toward the price. Deposits are non-refundable, but they never expire, and you can move yours to another available puppy or a future litter.
Apply anyway. We'll get to know you and match you with the next pairing that fits what you want, whether that's a male or female, an XL or a certain color.
We're a family kennel on Long Island, New York. Our families come from all over Long Island, New York City, Brooklyn, Queens and the greater New York area, and we welcome serious buyers from anywhere in the country.
Vet care, deworming, its first DAPP vaccination, its vet records, registration papers where applicable, and a one-year limited health guarantee. And you get us: we're here long after pickup.
Both terms describe what we raise. Most of our litters today are American Bullies, which many people still call Pit Bulls. We've raised American Pit Bull Terriers and American Bullies for over thirty years. Tell us what you want and we'll tell you honestly what fits.
Because of what goes into them: proven parents from known bloodlines, vet care before they leave, months of raising in our home, and a family that stands behind every puppy for life. Very cheap "XL Pit Bull" puppies online are often a sign of a scam or a puppy with no history.