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While bully breeds have a special place in our hearts, we love writing about all kinds of breeds. But the bigger…the better!
Why Does My Dog Check On Me When I’m Sleeping?
Wondering why your dog checks on you when you’re sleeping? Here are 10 reasons explaining their watchful behavior and how to deal with it!
How to Stop Your Husky from Shedding So Much
Wondering how to stop your husky from shedding so much? We’ll explain everything you need to know to keep the shedding under control!
13 Reasons Why Your Dog Licks You More Than Anyone Else
Wondering why your dog seems to love licking you more than anyone else? We have 13 reasons to explain this licky canine behavior!
Why Do Dogs Put Their Head Down and Bum Up?
Wondering why dogs put their head down and bum up? We have 4 reasons to explain this cute but sometimes confusing canine behavior.
Can German Shepherds Hike?
Wondering if German Shepherds can hike? Yes, they can! Learn from a professional dog trainer what makes GSD’s great on the trail!
Why Does Only One Ear Stand Up On My Dog?
Wondering why one of your dog’s ears is floppy? We have 8 reasons that can explain your dog’s lopsided ear and what to do about it!
Looking For Crates For Big Dogs?
Everything is harder when your dogs are big…including finding the right size crate. We’ve got everything you need to know about finding the right sized crate and how to successfully crate train your pup!
5 Signs Your Puppy Ready to Sleep Outside of the Crate
Wondering when your puppy is ready to sleep outside the crate? Learn from a professional dog trainer the 5 signs your puppy is ready.
Should I Keep My Dog’s Crate in the Living Room or the Bedroom?
Wondering if you should place your dog’s crate in the living room or the bedroom? Get the answer from from a dog training professional.
How to Create a Puppy Crate Training Schedule
Wondering how to create a crate training schedule for your puppy? Learn from a professional dog trainer and pick up free sample schedules.
Should I Wake My Puppy Up to Pee at Night?
Wondering if you should wake your puppy up at night to pee? Let’s talk about why this is usually a bad idea and what to do instead.
5 Reasons for Crate Training Regression and How To Fix It
Wondering why you’re dog or puppy is suddenly experiencing crate training regression? We have 5 simple reasons along with how to fix it.
4 Best Crates For Great Danes
Looking for the best crates for Great Danes? We’ve collected 4 of your best options including extra-large wire, airline and soft-sided crates.
Love Rottweilers? So Do We!
Check out some of our favorite posts about the big breed that started it all for us! Including everything you need to know about the Rottweiler breed.
Do Rottweilers Brains Keep Growing?
Have you heard the myth that Rottweiler’s brains keep growing? We’ll explain how this myth got started and what the truth really is.
Are Rottweilers Good With Kids? 5 Reasons They Are (and 3 Reasons They’re Not!)
Wondering if Rottweilers are good with kids? Let’s talk about 5 reasons why Rotties make great family dogs 3 reasons they could struggle with kids.
Can Rottweilers Lock Their Jaws?
Wondering if Rottweilers can lock their jaws? Let’s talk about why this isn’t possible and how this Rottie myth got started in the first place.
Who’s Behind The Website?
Hi, I’m Logan!
I’m the founder of NotABully.org! I’ve always had a soft spot in my heart for bully breeds, especially the Rottweiler breed. With a background in veterinary medicine and a passion for showing the world that these pups aren’t bullies, I started NotABully.org!
But you’ll find me writing about a lot more than just Rotties and I’ll cover everything from behavior to finding the right leash and a lot more!
Dr. Georgina Ushi Phillips is the veterinary advisor at NotABully.org. She not only helps us produce great content but you’ll frequently see her showing up on other websites!
Like the rest of us, she has a soft spot in her heart for bully breeds and currently lives with her hound mix, Pearle.
Dr. Ushi Phillips graduated from the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine in 2009 and is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, the Florida Veterinary Medical Association, and the Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society.