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Watt is where Big Mountain Bullies started. He came to us from Bedrock Bullies as a guardian placement, and the litter he threw with Molly is the reason we're still doing this. We bought him outright when Bedrock stepped back, and he's been the anchor of the program ever since — 160 pounds of clean, athletic mass on a 26-inch frame, a 29.5-inch head, and the kind of temperament that lives in a house full of kids.

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Juggernaut was bred here, and he is the clearest answer yet to the question this program has been working on. At fourteen months he already carries 154 pounds on a 26-inch frame with a 29-inch head — and he is still filling out. The size, bone, and head structure we have spent years stacking into this line are showing up in him earlier and heavier than in anything before him.

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Registered as Honor Bound Klaws of Big Mountain Bullies. At fifteen months he carries 127 pounds on a 23-inch frame with a 26-inch head, and he is nowhere near done growing. A compact, heavy-boned young dog with the width and head we want moving through the line.

Registered as Vietshark Phoenix of Big Mountain Bullies. Phoenix came into this program for one reason — she was brought home as a pup specifically to pair with Watt. At two years old she carries 134 pounds on a 23-inch frame with a 25-inch head, and she is still filling out. Real size on a female without giving up the structure underneath it.

Registered under our own prefix as BMB Valkerie. She carries 118 pounds on a 23-inch frame with a 24-inch head — heavy bone and real width through the front, on a female who still moves like she should. Bred here, out of the line we have been building since Watt.

Dutchess is the youngest female in the program and already carrying 116 pounds with a 24-inch head at thirteen months. Heavy bone, a wide front, and the head width we breed for — on a bitch who is still growing into herself. Her first pairing, with Klaws, is planned; the announcement is on its way.