Sargetia Forest Kennels

11/06/2026

Love for the legacy of this Man, we keep him in our lives everyday, not only trough his music...♥️

09/06/2026

07/06/2026

07/06/2026

Girls just cillin'

06/06/2026

The American Bulldog is a direct descendant of the original, athletic working bulldogs brought to North America by early English settlers. While early iterations were used in the cruel blood sport of bull-baiting, modern American Bulldogs evolved into versatile catch-dogs and farm guardians rather than baiting specialists.
Before becoming the modern show breed, the foundational Bulldog was bred for the brutal medieval sport of bull-baiting in England, which involved tethering a bull to a stake for dogs to harass.
Before becoming the modern show breed, the foundational Bulldog was bred for the brutal medieval sport of bull-baiting in England, which involved tethering a bull to a stake for dogs to harass.
While the English Bulldog evolved into the companion breed we know today, the ancestors that were exported to the American colonies followed a very different path.
Colonial Work: In early America, these bulldogs were used by butchers and farmers to bait and catch feral pigs, cattle, and occasionally bears.
Southern Survival: The modern American Bulldog was preserved in the Southeastern United States by isolated farmers who valued the dog’s relentless drive, agility, and protective instincts.
Modern Lines: All modern American Bulldogs trace their roots to specific strains developed in the Deep South—primarily the Scott (performance) and Johnson (classic/bully) bloodlines.

02/06/2026

American Bulldogs are classic, purpose-bred "catch dogs" used for hunting feral hogs and wild boar. Their primary role is to track, corner, and physically hold the hog by the ear or snout so the hunter can safely secure or dispatch the animal.

07/11/2025

5 mo young ♥️