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**Ygd2qr8k** · 07-05-2009, 09:02 PM

oK:

AMBULLY - STAFFY IN AUST
AMSTAFF - Slightly taller and leaner
AMSBT - Same
AMPBT - Taller still and leaner again.

Is that kind of correct??

What are the main diff between AMSTAFF & AMSBT??

Also I am pretty sure the only one not allowed in AUS is not long nosed bully - not in any of those photo's.

But I am going to check.

AMBULLY -- no such breed. It will be a while before and if these very badly bred American Pit Bull Terriers and American Staffordshire Terriers get recognized as a breed. I would ignore these. They do not deserve discussion or any kind of promotion and are considered a laughing stock in this country (USA).
AMSTAFF or AST -- Recognized by American Kennel Club; and recognized as an American Pit Bull Terrier by UKC. ALWAYS has AKC papers (or their equivalent from the equivalent kennel club in a country) or it can be considered an American Pit Bull Terrier in many countries and taken away.
AMSBT -- no such thing
AMPBT -- (better to use APBT) -- American Pit Bull Terrier, registered by UKC and ADBA; not registered by AKC.

You'd better find out which one is not allowed in Australia. I'm pretty sure it's the American Pit Bull Terrier (APBT).

Carla

07-05-2009, 09:02 PM	#21
Ygd2qr8k Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 427 Senior Member	oK: AMBULLY - STAFFY IN AUST AMSTAFF - Slightly taller and leaner AMSBT - Same AMPBT - Taller still and leaner again. Is that kind of correct?? What are the main diff between AMSTAFF & AMSBT?? Also I am pretty sure the only one not allowed in AUS is not long nosed bully - not in any of those photo's. But I am going to check. AMBULLY -- no such breed. It will be a while before and if these very badly bred American Pit Bull Terriers and American Staffordshire Terriers get recognized as a breed. I would ignore these. They do not deserve discussion or any kind of promotion and are considered a laughing stock in this country (USA). AMSTAFF or AST -- Recognized by American Kennel Club; and recognized as an American Pit Bull Terrier by UKC. ALWAYS has AKC papers (or their equivalent from the equivalent kennel club in a country) or it can be considered an American Pit Bull Terrier in many countries and taken away. AMSBT -- no such thing AMPBT -- (better to use APBT) -- American Pit Bull Terrier, registered by UKC and ADBA; not registered by AKC. You'd better find out which one is not allowed in Australia. I'm pretty sure it's the American Pit Bull Terrier (APBT). Carla
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