The Pakistani Bully Dog, also known as Bully Kutta or Pakistani Mastiff, is a large and powerful dog that originated in Pakistan. It is mainly bred for safety and security dogs. Here are some characteristics and information about the Pakistani Bully Dog: 
 
Size and Appearance: The Pakistani Bully Dog is a large and muscular dog. It has a strong, heavy bone structure with a large head and large nose. The body is well-proportioned and athletic. The average height of men is about 32 inches (81) and that of women is slightly smaller. Coat: The coat of the breed is short and thick, providing good protection from the elements. Coat colors can vary and include white, black, fawn, brindle, and sometimes a combination of these colors. Status: Pakistani Bully Dogs are known for their loyalty, protection, and courage. They are very gentle and can be aggressive towards strangers or other animals if they are not properly trained and cooperative from a young age. Early contact, obedience training, and consistent management are key to managing their condition.
 
Exercise and Training: Being a strong and energetic breed, the Pakistani Bully Dog needs regular exercise to maintain physical and mental health. Daily walks, playtime, and social activities are important to keep them motivated and avoid boredom. Training should start early and be consistent, consistent, and accurate. These dogs are well-suited for brave and experienced people.
 
Health: Like most large dog breeds, Pakistani Bully Dogs are prone to some health problems such as hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia, bloat, and some genetics. Regular veterinary check-ups, proper nutrition, and maintaining good health are very important for their well-being.
 
Ownership: Owning a Pakistani Bully Dog requires commitment and responsibility. They are not recommended for new dog owners or families with small children due to their size and potential for aggression. Proper socialization, training, and care are essential for these dogs to become well-socialized, well-behaved companions. It is important to note that some people have used the Pakistani Bully Dog for illegal fighting purposes which has given it a bad reputation in some areas. However, having the right, proper training, and socialization can help ensure that these dogs are well-behaved members of society.

Temperament

Bully Kuttas have been described as intelligent, alert, responsive, strong, and aggressive. A famous doctor Dr. L.N. Gupta from Agra, India has said that Bully Kuttas are dominant animals and should only be handled by experienced owners. The American Humane Association has stated that "In a 2009 test conducted by the American temperament test society, bullies scored better than other breeds that are commonly used, including beagles and collies. ." However, this is misleading, as is ATTS. The test is not an aggressive test, it tests different aspects of temperament such as stability, shyness, aggressiveness, and friendliness as well as the dog's instincts for safety towards its handler and/or self-preservation. 'face of the guardian. to threaten", and Beagles and Collies fail the test not because of aggression, but because of fear of strangers.