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'''Hashley''' is a "chocolate tri merle micro Thai X American bully" adopted by [[Garrett]] on 27 April 2024.<ref>https://discord.com/channels/957778017277595689/957783767483818074/1234549943998611476</ref><ref>https://www.instagram.com/takeabull_kennel/reel/C6QM6NkhARl</ref> On 8 May, Garrett also bought '''Dolce''', a "chocolate tri nano".<ref>https://discord.com/channels/957778017277595689/957783767483818074/1237858433307246735</ref> Garrett has taken the two shitbulls to multiple competition shows. The dogs are apparently severely inbred - thus resulting in the "molten deformed looks" that's apparently quite prized. | '''Hashley''' is a "chocolate tri merle micro Thai X American bully" adopted by [[Garrett]] on 27 April 2024.<ref>https://discord.com/channels/957778017277595689/957783767483818074/1234549943998611476</ref><ref>https://www.instagram.com/takeabull_kennel/reel/C6QM6NkhARl</ref> On 8 May, Garrett also bought '''Dolce''', a "chocolate tri nano".<ref>https://discord.com/channels/957778017277595689/957783767483818074/1237858433307246735</ref> Garrett has taken the two shitbulls to multiple competition shows. The dogs are apparently severely inbred - thus resulting in the "molten deformed looks" that's apparently quite prized. | ||
Inbreeding in pit bull–type dogs is often used by some breeders to “fix” profitable traits: oversized heads, crushed muzzles, heavy muscle, squat bodies, bowed limbs, rare coat colours, and “tight” pedigrees that buyers are meant to read as quality rather than a family tree shaped like a paperclip. | Inbreeding in pit bull–type dogs is often used by some breeders to “fix” profitable traits: oversized heads, crushed muzzles, heavy muscle, squat bodies, bowed limbs, rare coat colours, and “tight” pedigrees that buyers are meant to read as quality rather than a family tree shaped like a paperclip. In Exotic Bully and Micro Bully lines, this has encouraged increasingly extreme body shapes, because close-kin breeding makes the desired look more predictable while also giving harmful recessive genes the red-carpet treatment. | ||
The worst examples are often described online as “molten” or “melted”: dogs with sagging folds, twisted limbs, barely-there muzzles, huge skulls, breathing trouble, eye disease, skin problems, joint pain, and the general structural integrity of a dropped pudding. | The worst examples are often described online as “molten” or “melted”: dogs with sagging folds, twisted limbs, barely-there muzzles, huge skulls, breathing trouble, eye disease, skin problems, joint pain, and the general structural integrity of a dropped pudding. The “molten” look is therefore not a genuine breed feature so much as the end product of inbreeding, fashion breeding, and extreme body-shape selection being allowed to run the kennel like a cursed Etsy shop.{{Clear}} | ||
==Jenny== | ==Jenny== | ||