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[Sharma Ji]

 

[Paitoo]

The Pakistani Bully has a bit of a reputation too, cattle dekhta hai, apparently wards off big predator cats too

Kahan ka Pakistani. It is found in many regions. Pakis ne kutton ko bhi martial bana ke appropriate kar lena hai

 

[Mainerik]

The Pakistani Bully has a bit of a reputation too, cattle dekhta hai, apparently wards off big predator cats too

It's Pakistani but VSdoc argues that it's Sikh/Punjabi Indian. AI says:
Bully Kutta (also known as the Pakistani Mastiff) is a dog breed that originated in Pakistan. It is considered a native Pakistani breed, particularly from regions like Punjab and Sindh.

Key Facts:​

• Origin: Pakistan (with some roots in India during the pre-partition era)
• Name meaning: "Bully" comes from the Punjabi word "Bohli", meaning heavily wrinkled
• Purpose: Historically used for guarding, hunting, and sometimes in dog fighting
• Appearance: Large, muscular, with a powerful build and a short coat
• Temperament: Protective, dominant, and loyal — often requires an experienced handler

So yes, Bully Kutta is considered a Pakistani breed, and it's a part of the country's canine heritage.

 

[Sharma Ji]

Kahan ka Pakistani. It is found in many regions. Pakis ne kutton ko bhi martial bana ke appropriate kar lena hai

dunno, its a thing but.. Pak bully kutta they call it.

native to Punjab, not found everywhere, says the interweb.

 

[Sharma Ji]

It's Pakistani but VSdoc argues that it's Sikh/Punjabi Indian. AI says:
Bully Kutta (also known as the Pakistani Mastiff) is a dog breed that originated in Pakistan. It is considered a native Pakistani breed, particularly from regions like Punjab and Sindh.

Key Facts:​

• Origin: Pakistan (with some roots in India during the pre-partition era)
• Name meaning: "Bully" comes from the Punjabi word "Bohli", meaning heavily wrinkled
• Purpose: Historically used for guarding, hunting, and sometimes in dog fighting
• Appearance: Large, muscular, with a powerful build and a short coat
• Temperament: Protective, dominant, and loyal — often requires an experienced handler

So yes, Bully Kutta is considered a Pakistani breed, and it's a part of the country's canine heritage.

The Bully Kutta is a working dog used for hunting and guarding. The type is popular in the Punjab region of India and Pakistan, including Haryana and Delhi

Bully Kutta - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Vsdoc]

@Mainerik

There is no Pakistan entity per se besides a breakaway state from India.

So there is nothing really that is uniquely Pakistani that was not Indian first.

Also, please change your flags.

No one will dalit-deport you here.

 

[Sharma Ji]

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[Paitoo]

ye Azeri fir aaya wapas, seedha Varanasi ghus gaya.. very sweet guy, this one, ekdum friendly dispojishun waala banda.



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