We at Valor American Bulldogs are actively involved in showing our American Bulldogs. Our dogs are registered with both the NKC and ABA and are working on their conformation
championships. An important part of our program is to raise and eventually produce
dogs with sound structure and proper conformation. A good working dog is one
whose structure supports the tasks it must perform.

The Muzzle should be of good working length
and breadth, but still maintain the attributes that set it apart from other breeds as a BULLDOG. The Stop should be well pronounced, which is a characteristic that distinguishes the American Bulldog from
other Bull Breeds. It is important to us that shoulders and hocks are straight. The Rear should have good angulation ( as seen in letter K below), it is essential
for the working dog! Pasterns should be straight and strong. An American Bulldog should be well muscled giving the impression of strength and presence. These are just a few of the attributes that we strive for in all of our dogs. Dont settle for less!

photo courtesy of Topline American Bulldogs...
pictured is Topline's Toro Blanco (Deuce's Grandpa)
Valor's Double Take of KiWS |
|
Saturday SABC Richburg show June 2004 |
Valor's Chattahoochee |
|
Best Standard Male SABC Sept. 2003 |
2nd Best in Show Puppy Win |
|
September 2004 NKC show |
Valor's Total Knock Out |
|
Best in Show Puppy Richburg, SC June 2004 |
Valor's Double Take of KiWS |
|
Best Female Puppy 6-9 months |
Saturday Win: |
|
Siren taking 2nd place at the NKC Nationals |
Sunday Win: Handled By: AUNTIE JOYE |
|
Siren taking 2nd place again at the NKC Ntls. |
|