The published breed description by abkcdogs.net states, "The American Bully is a companion breed exhibiting confidence, a zest for life, along with an exuberant willingness to please and bond with their family, thus making the American Bully an excellent family companion. Despite the American Bully’s fierce and powerful appearance their demeanor is gentle. They are great with kids, and extremely friendly with strangers, other dogs, and other animals. Human or dog aggression, extreme shyness, or viciousness is very uncharacteristic of the American Bully and is highly undesirable."

The published breed description by icbrcanines.com states, "The French Bulldog is comical, confident, cartoon breed. Despite their goofiness, they are loveable, and steal the hearts of their owners. On the lead, their confidence shows. Shyness, insecure, and skittish behavior is undesirable."

The published breed description by abkcdogs.net states, "Ancient Italian breed medium-large size Molossus Dog. Sturdy, with a strong skeleton. Muscular and athletic, it moves with considerable ease and elegance. It has always been a property watchdog and hunter of difficult game such as the wild boar....The Cane Corso as a protector of his property and owners is unequaled. Intelligent, he is easily trained. Noble, majestic and powerful his, presence is impressive. He is docile and affectionate to his owner, loving with children and family."

 The Exotic Bully is one of the newer additions to the Bully Breed Spectrum. A subset of the American Bully, the Exotic Bully has gained some popularity within a strong niche market. The Exotic Bully has been the center of some debate in the general community regarding the prevalent health problems. Regardless, the Exotic Bully proves to be a great addition to any family. They are docile with children, loyal and have a low exercise threshold. Good for apartments and smaller living environments.

The American Kennel Club States "The American Staffordshire Terrier, known to their fans as AmStaffs, are smart, confident, good-natured companions. Their courage is proverbial. A responsibly bred, well-socialized AmStaff is a loyal, trustworthy friend to the end. AmStaffs are stocky, muscular bull-type terriers standing 17 to 19 inches at the shoulder. The head is broad, the jaws well defined. AmStaff movement is agile and graceful, with a springy gait that advertises the breed's innate confidence. AmStaffs like mental and physical challenges. They are highly trainable, as their many forays into showbiz suggest."

Ukcdogs.com states "The English Bulldog has an equable and kind disposition; and is resolute and courageous. The characteristic demeanor is one of peace and dignity. These attributes are evident in the expression and behavior of the breedThe ideal English Bulldog is a medium size, short coated dog with a thick body that is wide and heavy in the shoulders and lighter in the hindquarters. When viewed from above, outline should be a pear shape.
He is powerful and compact, with a head that is fairly large, short and broad in proportion to the size of the dog. General appearance, coupled with attitude, suggests great stability, vigor and strength. The dog appears fit and capable of great athleticism.

DogTime.com states "The American Pit Bull Terrier is a companion and family breed. Originally bred to “bait” bulls, the breed evolved into all-around farm dogs, and later moved into the house to become “nanny dogs” because they were so gentle around children. Their tenacity, gameness, and courage make them popular competitors in the sports of weight pulling, agility and obedience. Of course, you can also find them living as companions, showering their humans with love and affection."

101dogbreeds.com says "The compact and definedly-muscled Shorty Bull is a working bulldog with cute looks and a ‘funny’ disposition that displays ample of energy in its activities. This dog of a small stature, standing at around 15 inches, makes an excellent family pet. Being a new breed of dog, it has not yet been registered with the AKC."

The American Kennel Club says Bull Terriers are "robust, big-boned terriers who move with a jaunty stride suggesting agility and power. The breed's hallmark is a long, egg-shaped head with erect and pointed ears, and small, triangular eyes that glisten with good humor."