Bully Kutta: Price, Appearnace and Characterestics

Bully dogs or bully kutta as they are known in India and Pakistan is a large dog breed used as guard dogs and companion dogs. They are very difficult to train and you will have to spend a lot of time to train them with patience. However, when trained properly, they can be really good companions for you and your family. 

Bully kutta price in India

The price of a Bully kutta in India can range from anywhere between ₹5000 to ₹20,000. 

Availability

It is rare in India but easily available in Pakistan.

History and popularity

Originating in the Sindh and Punjab regions of Pakistan, Bully Kutta has been a popular dog in the mid 400s B.C. This dog breed was used as hunting dogs and guard dogs. Later on, people started using these dogs for dog fighting.

The Bully kutta as we know it now has been formed after several cross breedings with sporting dogs of various breeds.

Appearance

Because of its mastiff ancestry, Bully kutta shares the similar looks to that of a Mastiff. It is muscular. It has a  colossal head and a thick-muscled neck. Its face, mouth and neck are covered with skin. It has a very strong set of jaws.

Characteristics

1. Loyal

A bully kutta is very loyal to its owners

2. Protective

A bully kutta is naturally one of the most protective dog breeds. They are perfect as guardian dogs for the family.

3. Energetic

A bully kutta has a very high energy level.

4. Things to note

Bully dogs can be aggressive towards other dogs. It is mostly due to their protective nature. They are big dogs. If not trained well, bully dogs may not be suited for families with children.

Frequently Asked Questions about Bully Kutta

How much do Bully Kuttas cost?

Bully Kutta goes anywhere from ₹5000 to ₹20,000.

Is Bully Kutta dangerous?

If they are raised to be fighting dogs, Bully Kutta’s can become extremely dangerous. Though it is all too common for this breed of dog to have a bad reputation because human history with the breed has been fraught with danger and violence, if you raise them in an environment that emphasizes kindness over aggression, then bullies will not show their true nature until provoked.

Is Bully Kutta a good family dog?

Bully Kutta is not generally considered a good pet because it can be aggressive. Despite these negatives, a bully kutta, is one of the smartest dogs around! They should only live with children who know how to handle them, and their training will need to continue past puppyhood.

How fast can a Bully Kutta run?

A Bully Kutta can easily run at 20 KMPH and can also go up to a speed of 35 KMPH.

What is the bite force of Bully Kutta?

The bite force of the Bully Kutta is one of the highest in Medium-Sized dogs, at 317 psi.

Is Bully Kutta dangerous?

Yes and no. Bully Kutta can be dangerous, combined with other aggressive dog breeds, but they also have a very different personality, making them less likely to attack. So while the breed is aggressive, it’s not as likely for this aggression to show up in an attack on humans. Additionally, there are training programs available to help address these behaviors and teach some more effective ways of dealing with situations such as being exposed to other dogs or objects that they might perceive as threatening.

How many types of Bully Kutta are there?

Bully Kutta is one of the largest native breeds in India. White is the most common color, but it can also be black, brown, and tan. They look like a mix between Great Dane’s and Mastiffs! Bully Kutta lives around 8-10 years on average – just like other mastiff dogs across Asia!

Conclusion

These were some of the things that you need to know before you decide to get this dog breed. There are a lot of other things about this dog breed. Do you think you have something more that can be added to this post? Please let us know in the comment section below. We will review and mention those points in the next update.

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