After years of documenting the breeders, dogs, bloodlines and personalities that helped shape the modern American Bully, BULLY KING Magazine is returning.
Issue No. 20 arrives in December 2026, reopening a publication built around something increasingly difficult to find in today's dog world: a permanent record.
A record of the dogs that produced. The breeders who built recognizable families. The kennels that lasted. The bloodlines that moved through generations. And the new programs creating what comes next.
Preserve the history.
Document the present.
Find what's next.
The Return of BULLY KING
BULLY KING Magazine was never created to be a collection of random social posts transferred onto paper.
It was built as an independent American Bully publication covering influential dogs, established breeders, championship bloodlines, rising programs, breeding, health, structure, kennel development, stud service, promotion and the people behind the dogs.
Issue No. 20 continues that tradition while reconnecting the history of the American Bully with the dogs, breeders and programs shaping its next era.
Legendary Breeder Interviews
Long-form conversations with breeders and programs whose dogs became part of American Bully history.
Bloodlines & Producers
Daxline, Razor's Edge, Remyline and other bloodlines whose influence remains visible in modern pedigrees.
Rising Dogs & Kennels
The next producers, show prospects and breeding programs positioned to shape the coming generation.
Advertising & Promotion
Print, digital and promotional opportunities built specifically for American Bully kennels, studs, events and businesses.
From the BULLY KING Archives
Past issues, promotional artwork and historic BULLY KING Magazine features.
The Breeders, Dogs & Bloodlines That Built an Era
Before algorithms determined what breeders saw each morning, the bully community followed dogs through shows, kennel websites, magazines, message boards, photography, DVDs and breeder interviews.
BULLY KING documented that era while it was happening.
Ed Shepherd / Daxline • Fabian Chichester / Remyline • Muscletone • Louis V Line • Phokingstyle • Alex Ferraro / Luckyline • Venomline • Dawghouse Bullies • and more.
Ed Shepherd, Grand Champion Dax & Daxline
Few dogs became as closely associated with an entire branch of American Bully pedigrees as Grand Champion Dax.
Dax became important for a reason that matters far more than popularity: production.
His influence extended through generations of descendants and breeding programs, making the story of Ed Shepherd and Daxline an important part of modern American Bully history.
Read the BULLY KING Daxline history →
Razor's Edge & the Foundation Years
The modern American Bully did not appear overnight.
Razor's Edge became one of the bloodline names most closely associated with the breed's development, helping establish the heavier, companion-oriented bully type that became part of the foundation of the modern American Bully.
Studying those foundation programs gives breeders something pedigree screenshots alone cannot provide: context.
Read the BULLY KING Razor's Edge history →
Fabian Chichester, Lowjack Remy Martin & Remyline
Remyline became another recognizable family within American Bully history, built around Lowjack Remy Martin and associated with breeder Fabian Chichester.
The bloodline developed a strong identity and became one of the names repeatedly encountered when researching influential American Bully pedigrees and the early development of the breed.
Read the BULLY KING Remyline history →
Muscletone, Louis V Line, Luckyline, Phokingstyle & More
The American Bully has never been the product of one kennel, one dog or one bloodline.
Different breeders emphasized different traits. Some became known for mass. Some for head type. Others for compactness, structure, movement, show-ring success or the ability to reproduce a recognizable family of dogs.
Programs including Muscletone, Louis V Line, Luckyline, Phokingstyle, Venomline and Dawghouse Bullies became part of that broader history.
Which dogs being produced right now will still matter ten years from today?
2027–2028 BULLY KING Magazine Mascots
One of BULLY KING Magazine's signature promotional programs is returning.
Applications are opening for a limited group of dogs and kennels to represent BULLY KING during the 2027–2028 publishing cycle.
The Mascot program has historically been broader than a single advertisement. Selected dogs may receive exposure through magazine features, digital publishing, custom promotional graphics, website coverage, social media, video and BULLY KING App content.
Producers & Champions
Champions, Grand Champions and proven producers with documented impact.
Future Stars
Young dogs with the structure, pedigree and potential to become important.
Exceptional Programs
Kennels consistently producing a recognizable family of dogs.
More Than Followers
Dogs and breeders with a genuine story worth documenting.
Think Your Dog Belongs in BULLY KING?
Mascot positions are limited. View current BULLY KING Magazine advertising and promotional options for dogs, kennels and businesses.
American Bully Advertising & Promotion Has Changed
There was a time when promoting an American Bully kennel meant attending shows, placing a magazine advertisement, maintaining a kennel website and letting other breeders see your productions in person.
Today the audience is distributed across Google, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, TikTok, online communities, breeder websites, digital publications and AI-powered search systems.
That makes modern American Bully advertising and promotion more complicated — and it makes durable third-party publishing more valuable.
Social media can generate immediate visibility.
A strong editorial feature creates something different: a searchable record associated with the dog, breeder or kennel.
Build a Digital Footprint — Not Just a Feed
A serious breeding program should be researchable beyond one platform.
Buyers and breeders should be able to find information about dogs, pedigrees, mature productions, previous litters, interviews, breeder history, health practices, contracts, stud information and historical coverage.
That is where magazine publishing and long-form promotion still matter.
Advertise in BULLY KING Magazine
Feature your kennel, stud, upcoming breeding, production, event or bully-industry business in the return issue.
Good Promotion Starts With Good Information
Advertising can introduce someone to a dog or kennel. It should never replace research.
Before purchasing or breeding an American Bully, buyers should understand breed type, class terminology, structure, temperament, pedigree, health considerations and what the breeder has actually produced.
Start With Breed Education
Research Before You Buy an American Bully
The American Bully market includes family companions, breeding prospects, show prospects, established bloodlines and dogs produced at virtually every level of breeder experience.
Before sending a deposit, compare the parents, pedigree, breeder history, mature productions, health information, current photos or videos, contract terms and what is actually included with the purchase.
Buyers actively comparing American Bully puppies for sale can use live availability pages to separate current puppies from broader breed education.
Those specifically researching compact Pocket-class dogs can compare current Pocket Bully puppies for sale while reviewing parent dogs, individual listings and litter information.
Buyers researching the smaller Micro segment can separately review Micro Bully puppies for sale while comparing pedigree, adult size, health and structure rather than relying on a label alone.
Good advertising gets attention.
Good information earns trust.
What Can You Promote in Issue No. 20?
Breeding Programs
Introduce your program, bloodline, production history and future direction.
Stud Promotion
Feature a proven producer or position a rising stud for upcoming seasons.
Upcoming Productions
Promote anticipated pairings and important pedigree combinations.
Industry Services
Reproduction, transportation, photography, handling, products and events.
The BULLY KING App Returns January 2027
Print is only one part of the relaunch.
The BULLY KING App returns in January 2027, bringing digital magazine access and BULLY KING editorial content back to phones and tablets.
Readers can expect digital issues, breeder interviews, bloodline features, archive material, featured dogs, kennel profiles, advertising and Mascot content.
Digital downloads will once again expand the reach of BULLY KING Magazine beyond the printed edition and give readers another way to access new and archived content.
Before the Relaunch: The Bully Bible
BULLY KING Magazine's publishing history extends beyond individual issues.
In 2017, BULLY KING published The Bully Bible: Everything You Need To Know About The American Bully .
The project brought together breed history, bloodlines, breeding, ownership, kennel development, nutrition, health, stud service and breeder education in long-form reference format.
Its subjects included Razor's Edge, Gottiline, Remyline, Daxline, breeding methods, reproduction, health, nutrition and the development of the American Bully.
That same publishing philosophy carries into Issue No. 20: preserve what matters before it disappears.
Why Bring BULLY KING Back Now?
The American Bully community has changed dramatically.
Important dogs have passed. Breeders have retired. Kennel websites have disappeared. Forums have gone offline. Social accounts have vanished. Photographs have been lost.
Entire chapters of breed history now survive only through old magazines, archived pages, pedigree databases, screenshots and the people who were actually there.
At the same time, a completely new generation of breeders and dogs is emerging.
That makes documentation more important — not less.
There should be a record of the dogs that built the breed.
There should also be a record of the dogs building its future.
Subscribe for the New Publishing Year
Follow the return of BULLY KING through print issues, digital publishing, breeder interviews, bloodline history and the next generation of dogs shaping the American Bully.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does BULLY KING Magazine Issue No. 20 release?
Issue No. 20 is scheduled for release in December 2026 as the return issue of BULLY KING Magazine.
Can American Bully kennels advertise in BULLY KING Magazine?
Yes. Advertising and promotional opportunities are available for kennels, studs, upcoming breedings, dogs, events and selected businesses serving the American Bully community.
How do I apply for a 2027–2028 BULLY KING Magazine Mascot position?
Mascot opportunities are available through BULLY KING Magazine's advertising and promotion program. Selected dogs and programs may receive expanded print, digital and promotional exposure.
Is the BULLY KING App returning?
Yes. The BULLY KING App is scheduled to return in January 2027, alongside digital magazine access and additional BULLY KING content.
What types of dogs and kennels does BULLY KING Magazine feature?
Coverage can include influential breeders, proven producers, Champions and Grand Champions, rising prospects, significant bloodlines, breeding programs and dogs with a compelling story or documented impact.
Where can buyers research American Bullies before purchasing?
Buyers should research breed standards, pedigree, mature productions, breeder history, health information, contracts, registration and current availability before making a purchase.