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2. Bullbar - Wikipedia

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   Bull bars are popular among the SUV and truck owners in the U.S. and installation of a bull bar is not considered a modification, as this is bolt-on accessory. [9] The most popular materials of the US-built bull bars are polished stainless steel and mild steel with black powder coating.

3. This Dog Eats Better Than You Do: Biggie The American Bully’s ...

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   American Bully dog dressed stylishly, dining at a table with orange gloves and hat, showcasing unique etiquette. Image credits: chocodogger But there’s more to Biggie than his impeccable table ...

4. American Bully - Wikipedia

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   The American Bully is a modern breed of dog that was developed as a companion dog, and originally standardized and recognized as a breed in 2004 by the American Bully Kennel Club (ABKC). Their published breed standard describes the dog as giving the "impression of great strength for its size".

5. What dogs are affected by the XL bully ban and what does it ...

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   The dog is a variant of the American bully dog. XL refers to their size, and there are four categories: pocket, standard, classic and XL, the last of which tend to be around 33-50cm in height and ...

6. American Bulldog - Wikipedia

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   In Tucker & Dale vs. Evil (2010), Jangers, Tyler Labine's character's dog, is played by an American Bulldog named Weezer. [21] An American Bulldog features prominently as the titular character's companion in the 2013 film Joe. [22] The company logo for Zynga featured an American Bulldog, and was named after Mark Pincus’ dog "Zinga". [23]

7. Charter Arms Bulldog - Wikipedia

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   Under normal firing circumstances a small steel bar (called a transfer bar) is raised as the trigger is pulled, placing it into a position between the firing pin and the hammer itself. The falling hammer strikes the transfer bar, which in turn strikes the firing pin, discharging the weapon. [ 6 ]