Bully Kutta

The Bully Kutta originated in India and is otherwise known as Pakistani Mastiff or the Sindh Mastiff. It is found in some parts of India and largely found in Pakistan. Usually white in color, The Bully Kutta has a short even coat. They might be found with brown, fawn or black markings. The muzzle is black in color and the skin around the mouth hangs loose and smooth. They have a long back with the tail tapering at the end. These dogs have a long and elegant stride. They are muscular and very fit. They are thick boned and this gives them a strong frame. Note about geography and history: once India and Pakistan were not separate but rather a single country. and the dog breed originated in India means that it originated in a part of India (Sindh) which is now a part of Pakistan but back then it was India.

The males usually weigh around 160 to 200 pounds and vary from 32 to 44 inches in length. The females however are shorter by a few inches and vary from 28 to 34 inches. The males tend to weigh a few pounds more than the female. They have a short shiny coat and are not very active. They have a lifespan of 8 to 10 years. They have a wrinkled and boxlike face and often resemble a mastiff.

These dogs are known to be fierce and protective and are good watch dogs. They have a strong guarding instinct due to their nature of work. When trained properly at an early age these dogs can be very good companions and are very sociable. These dogs are not recommended for owners who are either timid or new at taking care of dogs. The owner should be experienced with dog behaviors before going in for a dog of this size and strength. They have a high temperament and or are not very patient with children thus it is advised not to have this dog if there are children in the family. It is best if these dogs are trained properly when they are puppies. They are starting to get worldwide recognition because of their size and guarding abilities. This dog has been in India since the British. Despite being very healthy these dogs also face a few health problems as they grow older. They can be prone to arthritis and blindness. With a correct diet and plenty exercise the dog can grow old in good health. The dogs are accustomed to the Indian heat and thus are not subjected to skin diseases such as sunburn. They do not require much maintenance because of their short coat, once a day brushing of the coat will be sufficient to keep the dirt away.

These dogs are mainly bred for guarding purposes but, often, have been used in the past by criminal gangs for fighting purposes. This is illegal in Pakistan. Breeders of good reputation are careful choosing who they sell one of their puppies to. These dogs have been abused before in fighting, and reputable breeders will not want one of their puppies placed in that situation. Dog fighting is part of Pakistan culture. But Islam forbids it and that's why now it is banned, And people who are involved in Dog fighting are villagers, they don't have knowledge about Islam and Rules and our Police can not stop it in every where.