Bully Kutta is a unique breed of dog that originated in the Indian subcontinent and Pakistan (Panjab). This aggressive dog is very rare in other parts of the world and is hard to find.
In this article and by Dogtoa.com, you can get brief info of rare Bully Kutta dog breed.
Some dog lovers take the Bully Kutta puppy as a souvenir to their country if they travel to Pakistan or India.

For the first time in the world, the Great Persian Empire used this dog as an infantryman.

Properly trained, the Bully Kutta can serve as a brave guard for its owner. It all depends on the type of training of this dog, for example, if you want the Bully Kutta dog to be social, I have to say which this is possible and Bully Kutta will become a good friend and companion for you.

The cost of keeping and feeding this dog is a bit expensive. I think that the lovers and owners of Bully Kutta, never want their dog become a weak and thin. If you want to have this breed of dog, so it is reasonable to take good care of them and pay for your Bully Kutta's dog food.

Bully Kutta's dog skin is loose and thin, but hard and firm. This is a distinctive feature of this breed. The skin around the jaw and neck is wide. The muscles of the chest are strong and deep. One of its most important features is its very muscular structure, and its thick bones. They have large, strong and developed jaws. Their gait is very similar to that of a lion. Their skin has a short and smooth cover, which usually with white, fawn, black and various colors.

This predator of the east are breeds which very intelligent and noble. This dog is very rebellious and is only recommended to experienced dog owners and trainers. As mentioned earlier, keeping and caring for them can be very difficult, as well as costly, depending on the dog owner. No need to be surprised because this smart dog is very trainable and is very loyal to its owner and trainer and protects their property well.
Repeated as a reminder, it's a misconception that a Bully Kutta dog is dangerous in any situation, it really isn't, and it all depends on your skill in training this rare breed of dog....
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