Our mission extends beyond breeding; we strive to create a nurturing environment where both our dogs and volunteers can truly thrive. In 2024, we first came up with the idea for Misfits XL Bully Kennel, which we registered with the state in 2024. Besides breeding and selling puppies, our kennel provides services like boarding, daycare, pit bull rescue and puppy vaccinations. For Teen and Young mission:
A one year program would be for women and teens that are victims of domestic and r**e, safe house. Our kennel offers many teens and young adults something else to do in the neighborhood “other than trouble.”
“They can come down here over the summer, evening or anytime instead of getting into something else,” “The parents will know that they were back here playing with the dogs.”
We’d teach training tips to the teens and young adults who came, like how to make the dogs sit or come.
“For some , it seems like trouble kind of meets them, and for them to have this outlet here in our backyard is kind of rewarding,”. Besides working with youth, Misfits kennel has another mission: educating people about the American bully dog breed; while sharing the Gospel of Christ while walking with individual in their life changing 1 year program. Because American bullies share bloodlines with pit bulls, many people confuse the two breeds and assume that bullies are aggressive, and the stigma is the same as troubled youth and young adults.
“People just look at it like, ‘Oh, that’s a pit bull. We shouldn’t get pit bulls. They are dangerous and scary. But in reality “They’re not as aggressive as people think they are.”
While pit bulls are taller, slimmer and more athletic-looking, American bullies are shorter and stockier with bigger heads, thighs and chests. We have realized that bullies can and have transformed lives – They are misunderstood, misrepresented, and portrayed as an outcast Just like so many of our young generation, which is why he named his business Misfits XL Bullies.
“It’s just the natural ability of these dogs to affect your life from an emotional standpoint,” “It’ll change you. It’ll change your kids from stories that I’ve heard. It’ll change life – period – for you and your family.”
“Will she protect me by any means necessary? Absolutely, because that’s what any family dog would do for their owner,” she said. “But is she outright aggressive? No, and anybody who has met her can tell you that she doesn’t deserve to be labeled as aggressive.”
