Rancher Gets XL Bullies as Her ‘Ranch Dogs’: They May Not Herd, But They Do Pawdorably Become Silly Besties with All of the Farm Animals
Maybe they're taking the 'Babe' approach and are befriending all of the animals so they can simply ask them to politely do the things they're supposed to do.
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Dogs have been bred for centuries to help us humans out in many different ways. One of the main ways was to help with farming. Dogs have been bred and trained to help herd the farm animals and keep them safe. You have probably heard of the Australian Shepherd or the Great Pyrenees. But what were American XL bullies bred for? They were originally bred to be “companion dogs.” So, that makes sense about their usually silly demeanor. They eventually were bred to be bigger and bulkier, probably to help protect their companion. Unfortunately, some horrible people took advantage of that and now the bully breeds have a bad rep…
But you have to know by now, that the bully breeds being “dangerous” dogs is just wrong. Take these bullies working on a ranch. The rancher fell in love with these bullies and brought them into the family as her “working ranch” dogs. Do they work like an Australian Shepherd and help herd the animals? Or live in the barn with the goats to help protect them from predators? No to both… BUT they do work hard to be the silliest buddies with all the farm animals. If that horse was feeling lonely, you better believe that bully is gonna be their companion and make them neigh in delight. Just watch the videos of these bullies doing what they were bred for—being friendly companions.
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