The Los Angeles Bully Department
Available Bullies
FAMILY ADDITION OPPORTUNITIES
Occasionally we have opportunities available to bring an LABD puppy or adult dog into your home.
These might be puppies who don't quite fit into our program for phenotypical reasons, or adults who are ready to retire from the reproduction program and still have lots of love to give a family!
Click below to view the age range of the new family member you're looking for and if you don't see what you're looking for here, be sure to reach out to us on Instagram or e-mail regarding any other opportunities we might have available..
These opportunities are not free; Costs vary depending on if your new family member will be sterilized (spayed or neutered) at the appropriate and safest age or if they'll be left intact and if you prefer registration paperwork or not.
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If you are interested in acquiring a new family member from LABD, please fill out the interest application below and you will be put on a list and contacted when there is an available puppy or adult that matches your criteria.
(8 weeks - 11 months)
(1 year and up)
When you get a puppy from L.A.B.D., you're also gaining a friendship with us. We're here if you ever have any questions about your pup, the breed you chose, health, exercise, training etc. to help you learn your new family member in every way possible!
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Because we want the best for our puppies and their new owners, we email out personalized puppy care sheets tailored specifically to each ones individual personality, so you know exactly what to expect, and it even includes some quick tips in case you need any help!
Above you'll find our currently available dogs/puppies. They will all come with basic boundary training to lay as foundation to any more advanced training you decide to do for your personal lifestyle. Basic boundary commands they will already know are, "Sit" (sit patiently), "Focus" (give eye contact; this is used mainly when feeding time comes so there is no over excitement, but can be used to refocus to you at any time), "Wait" (wait for the next command; this is used a lot before crossing thresholds, being let out of a crate, car, etc, a very good command to have when teaching a dog not to run out of the house un attended, wait for the leash to be put on, etc.) "Go Potty" (exactly what it says, great foundation for house/apartment training), and "Free"(you're free to come out of the crate, go outside, play, etc).
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Feel free to contact us directly through the email link above if you have any questions.