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The Bull Breed Coalition (BBC) is the founding registry of the Shorty Bull. Established in 2000 by founder Jamie Sweet, the BBC was created to accurately record and preserve Shorty Bull pedigrees while defining and maintaining the official breed standard by which the Shorty Bull is judged worldwide.

Our mission extends beyond record-keeping. The Bull Breed Coalition is dedicated to preserving, protecting, and cultivating the Shorty Bull as it continues to flourish on a global scale. Through careful stewardship, education, and collaboration, we ensure the breed’s integrity for future generations.

While the Shorty Bull remains the foundation of the organization, the BBC has expanded its role to support the responsible documentation of other breeds and developing bloodlines. Today the registry now offers stud books, pedigree recording, and historical lineage documentation for additional breeds and breeding programs seeking transparent and structured record-keeping.

By maintaining accurate records and encouraging ethical breeding practices, the Bull Breed Coalition aims to serve breeders, owners, and enthusiasts who value integrity, transparency, accountability, and the long-term preservation of canine bloodlines.


Breed Preservation & Development

The Bull Breed Coalition is committed to the long-term preservation and responsible development of canine breeds under its registry, with the Shorty Bull remaining the foundation of the organization.

Breed preservation requires more than simply recording pedigrees. It requires thoughtful stewardship of bloodlines, careful evaluation of breeding programs, and a commitment to maintaining the physical structure, temperament, and overall health that define a breed.

Through its registry system, stud books, and breeder collaboration, the BBC works to ensure that each generation of dogs moves the breed forward while honoring its established type and historical roots.

For developing breeds and foundation projects, the BBC provides a structured framework for documenting lineage, stabilizing traits, and building consistent bloodlines over time. These efforts allow breeders to work within a transparent system that records the progression of a breed from its early stages toward long-term stability.

By maintaining accurate records and encouraging responsible breeding practices, the Bull Breed Coalition serves as a central resource for breeders, owners, and enthusiasts dedicated to the preservation and advancement of their breeds.

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