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**Kilaoksrsa** · 06-14-2011, 05:08 AM

From what I've learned from this forum, yes, Razor's Edge is an American Bully bloodline, not American Pit Bull Terrier.
Yes, there has been other breeds mixed in, especially in some of the more extreme styles of American Bully. The picture you posted looks to me to be an American Bully. He is blue, large broad head, shorter legs in comparison. He's not an extreme type, but classic I believe. If you look at enough pictures and really study them, you'll realize that they are really quite different looking. Ambullies are shorter, stockier, often blue in color. They have bigger, wider heads, and more "bully" in appearance than the APBT. APBT's are leaner, longer legs, more athletic looking Thanks! I was trying to describe the difference to a friend of mine, and we were at a standstill lol, now I would've considered the dog pictured to be more standard than classic, as classics are taller with overall less body mass. If the dog is 17" tall then wouldn't he still be considered standard??

06-14-2011, 05:08 AM	#9
Kilaoksrsa Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 375 Senior Member	From what I've learned from this forum, yes, Razor's Edge is an American Bully bloodline, not American Pit Bull Terrier. Yes, there has been other breeds mixed in, especially in some of the more extreme styles of American Bully. The picture you posted looks to me to be an American Bully. He is blue, large broad head, shorter legs in comparison. He's not an extreme type, but classic I believe. If you look at enough pictures and really study them, you'll realize that they are really quite different looking. Ambullies are shorter, stockier, often blue in color. They have bigger, wider heads, and more "bully" in appearance than the APBT. APBT's are leaner, longer legs, more athletic looking Thanks! I was trying to describe the difference to a friend of mine, and we were at a standstill lol, now I would've considered the dog pictured to be more standard than classic, as classics are taller with overall less body mass. If the dog is 17" tall then wouldn't he still be considered standard??
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