Being attacked by this dog would be the pits. "The Hulk" is a towering, 173-pound pit bull bred and raised by Dark Dynasty K9s, based in Carroll, New Hampshire. In the YouTube clip above, The Hulk can be seen jumping on his owner to get a treat and stepping on the scale where his enormous weight is revealed. "I breed my dogs for size," Dark Dynasty owner, Marlon Grennan, told The Huffington Post. "I have been strategically breeding my dogs for years to keep the best working traits alive." The Hulk was born in September 2013, according to Dark Dynasty's site. The company specializes in "Security Dogs, Personal Protection, Obedience Training, and Behavioral Issues," according to its Facebook page. Breeding pit bulls, no matter the size, is not a good idea, according to Becky Holly, a member of the board of Fresno Bully Rescue. "We get 400 requests per week from people who want to surrender their pit bulls," Holly said. "Adding to the numbers of these dogs is irresponsible."

Grennan said he is very careful about who he sells his pit bulls to. He said his contracts with the people who buy his dog stipulate that he can check in on the dog and its environment every three months. He also said he takes in rescue dogs and is working on starting his own pit bull rescue program. Like Us On Facebook | Follow Us On Twitter | Pit Bull The Hulk Big Pit Bull Hulk Big Pit Bull Dark Dynasty K9s Dark Dynasty K9s HulkClick on Translation link on  the lower left corner. Order the 26th Issue of Atomic Dogg Magazine to read my interview in the Q&A section NEW FRENCH BULLDOG BREEDING CHOCOLATE AND BLUE GENE TUBE FEEDING KITS FOR SALE "Family Raised, Sound Temperament & Show Quality American Bullies, Pit Bull s, French Bulldogs" We are dedicated breeders of UKC (United Kennel Club) American Pit Bull Terriers, ABKC (American Bully Kennel Club) American Bullies and AKC (American Kennel Club) French Bulldogs and English Bulldogs. Our dogs are dual registered with American Bully Kennel Club also known as the ABKC and United Kennel club UKC.

We are in the process of developing a champion bloodline with the use of our dogs from our own yard and in collaboration with other kennel members with the same vision. You can find us across the Country at Bully and PitBull events hosted by the ABKC and UKC. Gomezpits has been featured in many Magazines such as: Atomic Dogg, Bully Soup and Blue Legacy. Lab Pups For Sale NzWe also have been interviewed and featured on Many West Coats Bully DVD's', :The American Bully Show", Bully TV, Mythology Kennels "The West Was Won" DVD and Music Videos.Rear View Mirror Ornament Cross We promote healthy socialized puppies by raising our litters within our home with only the best of care.Surf Fin Towel Rack Absolutly No Cash Refunds on Deposits made on live puppies and adult dogs

Shipping cost for Lower 48 States and Puerto Rico (does not include Hawaii or Guam) starts at $350.00 USD for puppies and $500 for puppies older than 6 months of age. Buyers are responsible of all shipping cost which include; crate, health certificate, and flight reservation.  All our pups are shipped with a Health Certificate signed by our Veterinarian, up to date vaccinations, deworming and dose of monthly flea and heartworm preventative.  Registration paper will be shipped using USPS Priority Mail with Tracking. We ship using the following Airlines: Delta all year long, Continental Cargo and Alaska Airlines. For International shipping we use Lufthansa Airlines, Delta Airlines and Air China. FRENCH BULLDOG SHOW RESULTS   AMERICAN BULLY SHOW RESULTS   HEALTH PAGE AMERICAN BULLY BREEDINGS   FRENCH BULLDOG BREEDINGS  PAYMENT  CONTACT AMERICAN BULLY PRODUCTION   FRENCH BULLDOG PRODUCTIONIn 2011, Rescue Ink agreed to help serve the citizens of Long Beach, N.Y. by opening and creating an infrastructure for a municipal animal shelter.

We are proud to announce—despite the innumerable challenges brought upon the shelter by Hurricane Sandy 2012—that the municipal shelter is once again open and functioning to serve the Long Beach community. Rescue Ink will continue to help the city of Long Beach run the shelter, as we all embrace the task with the care and compassion that we have always demonstrated. Rescue Ink will continue to help the city of Long Beach to stop abuse and neglect, and educate the public when needed. Please stay tuned as we gear up for local fundraisers and adoption events in the coming weeks. All information will be posted on our events page on this website. We look forward to working with the local community, the Animal Control Officers, and the entire City to raise public awareness on behalf of our animals in need. We thank the city of Long Beach for the opportunity to create a safe haven for its forgotten animals. Rescue Ink's core mission remains strong: to rescue abused and neglected animals worldwide, as we have done successfully for over a decade.

Rescue Ink's Gimme Shelter Fundraiser 2013! On Monday, July 1st, 2013, Serata's will host an evening with Rescue Ink for their Gimme Shelter Fundraiser for 2013. Help support their cause for paws! Enjoy tapas, a great buffet and top-notch entertainment... Rescue Ink appearing at "On The Water Front" 2013! Rescue Ink will be appearing as "Special Guests" at the "On The Water Front" 2013 Spring Event Art & Photo Sale on Sunday, May 19th. Live music by Nine Times Fallen. The event will feature new paintings by artist... We want to thank Pet Meds for their generous donation of urgently needed supplies! 1-800-PetMeds is an online pet pharmacy offering prescription/non-prescription pet medications & other health products. Check out this article Bark of the Beast. Claim:   Criminals are marking homes with colored stickers or other symbols in order to steal dogs for use in dogfighting events. [Collected via Facebook, February 2015] I've seen on Facebook that people's homes are being marked by

plastic bags tied in trees indicating they have a dog. This is a sign for criminals to abduct the dog for it be used as bait in dog fighting rings. This just doesn't seem feasible. [Collected via e-mail, March 2013] Origins:   This warning about dog-snatchers tagging homes with colored stickers to facilitate the stealing of canines for use in dogfighting events was originally circulated in the suburbs of Perth, Australia, in February 2013 before being relocated to a UK setting the following month. Officials in the former area quickly got out the word that this warning was a hoax: Similarly, in March 2013 UK officials in Yorkshire issued a denial that area dognappers were placing stickers or other markings on vehicle tires to identify the homes of dog owners (a variant of a similar rumor that such a method was being used to target gun owners): A related warning was originally circulated in March 2012 (and again in March 2013) about a man named Michael Anthony Burdis who was reportedly attempting to obtain dogs from animal shelters to "use as bait in dog fighting":

This warning was apparently based on information originating with the UK-based Scruples Whippet Rescue, who posted on their Facebook page back in March 2012 that: There is currently a statement being posted all over facebook about a Michael Burdis. It is claimed that the statement was written by Scruples Whippet Rescue and is badly written and reads like Michael is a volunteer for us. The statement was NOT written by any member of the Scruples team. Michael Burdis is NOT in any way a Volunteer for Scruples or in any way associated with our Rescue. He wrote on our Facebook page last week enquiring about young dogs and was REFUSED a dog and was BLOCKED from our page due to his dog fighting links. This man is currently under investigation by the RSPCA . All our Volunteers are very strictly vetted and home checked and Scruples Whippet Rescue will not have, and never have had anything to do with anyone involved in the barbaric illegal activity that is dog fighting. We are very concerned that this badly worded statement that has been written by someone unknown to Scruples is making people believe that we are involved with Michael and his activities and we are asking all Facebook groups to delete the incorrect post and post and share this statement instead.

However, we haven't found any evidence that someone named Michael Burdis is (or was) being investigated by the RSPCA in connection with dogfighting activities, and the Scruples Whippet Rescue notice states only that someone using that name inquired of them about some dogs via Facebook. The photograph circulated with this warning (not reproduced here) appears to be a picture of someone by the same name from the U.S. who has no connection to any of this. A similar unconfirmed warning was circulated in April 2013 naming Dell Schanze as the person going to animal shelters to obtain dogs for use as bait in dog fights. The rumor traveled to the U.S. in early 2015, when it emerged in the form of a warning involving plastic bags tied to trees as a harbinger of dognappers. According to the rumor (circulated widely on Facebook), criminals marked dog-owning homes by tying grocery bags to trees so pets could later be kidnapped for dogfighting rings. There was no explanation of how those who became wise to the purported ruse managed to differentiate bags purposefully tied to trees for signaling from discarded grocery bags that coincidentally came to rest among the branches after being blown about by wind.