OUR DOGS, PAST & PRESENT

OUR FEMALES

Outback's Domani of Harris

Domani waiting for me
Domani waiting to go for a run
Domani as a pup

Outback's Domani of Harris. We got Domani as a pup from our friend Candace. Domani has outstanding structure, very good endurance, and is great with people. She has higher than average prey drive, but has never really enjoyed doing bite-work. Domani has a PennHip score of .46 which is in the top 20%. She also has Catchdog 2 and Working Bulldog 1 titles. Domani is a carrier of NCL. She has a very strong constitution to go with her cast iron stomach. She can be a bit more dog aggressive with strange dogs than we like, but overall has a stable temperment. She weighs right around
80 lbs., which we feel is the perfect size for a female.

Note: Domani has been desexed, and is now happily living in South Australia

Romeo's Julietta of Outback

Julietta focused on food
Julietta waiting for the ball to be thrown
Julietta practising show stance

Romeo's Julietta of Outback is out of our last litter (Romeo/Domani). With her build and size, she looks like a female version of our male Gryffyndogge. She is extremely athletic, and is more along the lines of the working/hunting type of American Bulldog, than the squatter, bullier type. After living here on the Sunshine Coast for the past 3 years, and in the heat of Las Vegas, Nevada for the previous 15, we've learned that the more athletic, standard type dogs handle heat and harsh conditions much better than the bully ones. Because of her large frame and dark brindle coloring, she is heavier than she appears (93 lbs.). At about 1½ years of age, she still has a little "filling out" to do. We are proud to say that she is our first dog to be tested by the
Australian OFA, and received a hip certification score of 4 and an elbow score of 0!!! Those scores shouldeasily put her in the top 10% of American Bulldogs in Australia for hip quality. She has also tested "clear" for NCL. Assuming she continues to mature and develop properly, we look forward to breeding her sometime in 2008, most likely to our Grand Champion, 2 Spots None the Richer.