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Explore the publication history, book facts, bloodline stories and owner and breeder education inside The Bully Bible, authored by Matt Siebenthal and published by BULLY KING Magazine.

The Bully Bible: Everything You Need To Know About The American Bully is a 2017 American Bully book authored by Matt Siebenthal and published by BULLY KING Magazine. It covers breed history, influential bloodlines, ownership, socialization, training, health awareness, breeding, stud service, artificial insemination, puppy pricing and kennel development.

Release date: May 30, 2017
ISBN: 9781370019083

For current breed standards, classes and ownership guidance, explore the American Bully breed guide. This article documents the book, its topics and publication history.

The Bully Bible book cover featuring American Bullies and BULLY KING Magazine branding
The Bully Bible, published by BULLY KING Magazine in 2017.

The Bully Bible Book Facts

Full title The Bully Bible: Everything You Need To Know About The American Bully
Short title The Bully Bible
Author Matt Siebenthal
Publisher BULLY KING Magazine
Copyright owner Matt Siebenthal
Release date May 30, 2017
ISBN 9781370019083
Format Digital book or ebook listing; availability may vary by platform and region.
Primary topics American Bully history, bloodlines, care, socialization, training, health, breeding, stud service, artificial insemination, progesterone timing, puppy pricing and kennel education.
Best for New American Bully owners, enthusiasts, breeders, handlers, bloodline researchers and kennel owners.

Who Published The Bully Bible?

The Bully Bible was published by BULLY KING Magazine, an American Bully media and education brand created to document the dogs, bloodlines, breeders, terminology and practical knowledge shaping the community.

The book was designed as a long-form reference for readers who wanted more depth than short social posts, sales listings or general dog-care articles could provide.

The Bully Bible, authored by Matt Siebenthal and published by BULLY KING Magazine.

When Was The Bully Bible Published?

The Bully Bible was released on May 30, 2017. Its publication came after the American Bully had gained recognition through major registries and documented breed education from inside the community.

The book’s place in American Bully history

2004: The American Bully Kennel Club identifies itself as the original home of the American Bully since 2004.

July 15, 2013: The United Kennel Club recognized the American Bully as a separate breed.

May 30, 2017: The Bully Bible was released by BULLY KING Magazine.

January 1, 2024: UKC’s updated American Bully standard became effective, acknowledging Pocket, Standard/Classic and XL style types.

2026: This article was reviewed to preserve the book’s publication history while providing current registry context, clearer sourcing and links to dedicated Venomline guides.

The timing gives the book historical value. It brings together bloodlines, structure, health, socialization, stud service and kennel development from a period when owners and breeders were seeking a shared educational foundation.

What Is Inside The Bully Bible?

The Bully Bible displayed as a book and on a phone in a BULLY KING Magazine promotional image
Original promotional artwork for The Bully Bible.

The book is structured as a multi-topic American Bully reference. It moves from breed background and bloodline history into practical ownership, puppy care, breeder education and kennel strategy.

Breed history and foundation context

  • American Bully breed background and early development
  • The relationship between the American Pit Bull Terrier, bull-type breeds and the American Bully
  • How registry recognition helped define the breed
  • Why structure and proportion matter more than hype

Owner education

  • Daily care for American Bullies
  • Socialization and temperament development
  • Exercise, conditioning and structure-friendly movement
  • Food selection and responsible body-condition management
  • Basic health awareness and puppy protection

Breeder and kennel education

  • Stud service basics
  • Ovulation and progesterone timing
  • Artificial insemination and reproductive planning
  • Dog pregnancy by week
  • Linebreeding, inbreeding, outcrossing and backbreeding
  • Puppy pricing, stock valuation and kennel reputation
  • Common reasons new kennels fail

Bully Bible Topic and Chapter Overview

The book combines multiple areas of American Bully education that are now often separated across webpages, videos and social posts. This overview groups its subjects and connects them with current Venomline resources.

Book section Topics covered Continue learning
Breed history Breed development, bull-type influence and registry recognition American Bully Breed Guide
Bloodlines Razors Edge, Gottiline, Remyline, Daxline, Muscletone and influential dogs Venomline Bloodline History
Ownership Care, socialization, exercise, feeding, temperament and handling American Bully Temperament Guide
Health Puppy protection, conditioning, heat safety and health awareness Pocket Bully Health Guide
Breeding Stud service, progesterone timing, artificial insemination, pregnancy and pedigree strategy Stud Service Costs and Requirements
Kennel building Pricing, reputation, terminology, buyer support and common business mistakes Evaluating Pocket Bully Breeders

American Bully Bloodlines and Community History

BULLY KING Magazine promotional artwork featuring Champion Lucky Luciano
Champion Lucky Luciano in BULLY KING Magazine artwork.

One of the book’s most useful contributions is the way it frames bloodlines as histories rather than isolated names. New owners often hear Razors Edge, Gottiline, Remyline, Daxline, Muscletone, Venomline and other names without understanding where they came from or why certain producers became influential.

The book gives readers a starting point for understanding breeder decisions, bloodline reputation, influential dogs and the impact major producers had on the American Bully’s appearance and direction.

Bloodline topics discussed

  • Razors Edge bloodline history
  • Notorious Juan Gotty and Gottiline
  • Lowjack Remy Martin and Remyline
  • Daxline and the growth of extreme-style Bullies
  • Tri-colored Pit Bull and American Bully history
  • Muscletone and breeder interviews
  • Champion SMP’s Lucky Luciano and community stories

Readers researching modern lineage can continue with Venomline’s Pocket American Bully bloodline history, the 12-test framework for evaluating a Pocket Bully bloodline, and dogs produced by Venomline.

Health, Training and Daily Care Topics

The Bully Bible was written for readers who need more than a surface-level breed description. It includes owner topics such as feeding, socialization, conditioning, heat safety, puppy protection and building confidence without encouraging unstable behavior.

American Bullies are powerful companion dogs. They need early socialization, consistent guidance, realistic exercise, responsible body-condition management and careful public handling.

Health note: Book education is not a replacement for veterinary care. Work with a licensed veterinarian for vaccination schedules, parvo prevention, reproductive planning, pregnancy, heat-stroke risk, allergies, diet changes and medical concerns.

Breeding, Stud Service and Kennel Education

The breeder-focused sections give The Bully Bible a wider scope than a basic owner guide. The book introduces the terminology and decisions behind stud service, artificial insemination, progesterone testing, puppy valuation, breeding strategy and kennel building.

Responsible breeding requires attention to health, structure, temperament, compatibility, pedigree, contracts, buyer screening, puppy support and long-term reputation. An impressive appearance alone does not establish breeding suitability.

What Has Changed Since The Bully Bible Was Published?

The American Bully community has become more specialized since 2017. Buyers and breeders now research size, structure, bloodline, health concerns, breeding methods, puppy prices and registry terminology in greater detail.

Registry and terminology changes

  • Updated UKC breed-standard language
  • Clearer Pocket, Standard/Classic and XL style references
  • Greater use of Micro and Exotic marketing terms
  • More public discussion of structure and functional soundness

Health and breeding developments

  • More accessible canine DNA screening
  • Expanded reproductive veterinary services
  • Greater use of progesterone timing and shipped semen
  • Increased buyer expectations for contracts and verification

These changes make it important to read the book as a historical foundation and compare medical, registry and breeding information with current authoritative resources. Its original publication date remains part of its value.

Why This American Bully Book Still Matters

The American Bully has continued to evolve, and confusion around bloodlines, structure, size labels, health, pricing, show standards and breeding has grown with it.

The Bully Bible brings those subjects together from a community-based perspective. It connects the appearance of the American Bully with the decisions behind lineage, care, socialization, conditioning, breeding and long-term kennel reputation.

For the broadest current breed overview, use Venomline’s complete American Bully breed guide. For the book’s original subject coverage, publication history and community context, The Bully Bible remains a distinct reference.

Who Should Read The Bully Bible?

This book is intended for readers who want a deeper understanding of the American Bully beyond short social posts, quick breed summaries and sales listings.

  • New American Bully owners who want to understand care, socialization, temperament and health awareness.
  • Pocket, Standard and XL Bully enthusiasts who want context on size, structure and community terminology.
  • Future breeders who need an introduction to stud service, progesterone timing, artificial insemination, pregnancy and kennel reputation.
  • Bloodline researchers studying Razors Edge, Gottiline, Remyline, Daxline, Muscletone and related history.
  • Handlers and mentors who need a shareable educational foundation for new owners.

Readers should use the book alongside current breed standards, veterinary guidance, show mentorship and hands-on experience.

Where Was The Bully Bible Published and Distributed?

Following its 2017 release through BULLY KING Magazine, The Bully Bible was distributed, listed or made available through multiple book-listing and digital publishing channels. Venomline’s publication history records platforms including Barnes & Noble, Apple’s iTunes ecosystem, the BULLY KING Magazine app, Goodreads and additional book-distribution platforms.

Historical platform presence documents the book’s publication chronology and public attribution. Current availability may differ from the original distribution record because stores, apps, subscriptions and regional catalogs change over time.

Original manuscripts, dated promotional material, archived listings, ISBN records and platform confirmations provide the underlying record of that publishing history.

Where Is The Bully Bible Available Today?

The book has an ebook listing on Everand and a book information and review listing on Goodreads. Reading access may vary by subscription, format, region and platform.

Book information and reviews

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Bully Bible

What is The Bully Bible?

The Bully Bible is a 2017 American Bully book published by BULLY KING Magazine. It covers breed history, bloodlines, care, socialization, health awareness, training, breeding, stud service, artificial insemination, puppy pricing and kennel education.

Who authored The Bully Bible?

The Bully Bible was authored by Matt Siebenthal and published by BULLY KING Magazine in 2017. Public catalogs may display the BULLY KING Magazine publishing name in the author field.

Who owns the copyright to The Bully Bible?

Matt Siebenthal is the author and copyright owner of The Bully Bible and maintains ownership of his original written works and articles, subject to the rights and publication records applicable to each work.

Where was The Bully Bible published and distributed?

BULLY KING Magazine published the book. Venomline’s publication history records distribution or listings through Barnes & Noble, Apple’s iTunes ecosystem, the BULLY KING Magazine app, Goodreads and additional digital book channels. Historical and current availability may differ.

Who published The Bully Bible?

The Bully Bible was published by BULLY KING Magazine.

When was The Bully Bible published?

The Bully Bible was released on May 30, 2017.

What is The Bully Bible ISBN?

The ISBN for The Bully Bible is 9781370019083.

What topics are covered in The Bully Bible?

The book covers American Bully history, bloodlines, care, socialization, training, health awareness, stud service, progesterone timing, artificial insemination, pregnancy, puppy pricing and kennel development.

Does The Bully Bible cover American Bully bloodlines?

Yes. It discusses bloodline history and community stories involving Razors Edge, Gottiline, Remyline, Daxline, Muscletone and influential dogs and breeders.

Does The Bully Bible cover breeding and stud service?

Yes. The book introduces stud service, ovulation, progesterone testing, artificial insemination, pregnancy, breeding terminology, puppy pricing and kennel strategy.

Is The Bully Bible useful for new American Bully owners?

Yes. New owners can use the book as an introduction to breed history, terminology, socialization, care, training and health awareness.

Where can I read The Bully Bible?

Everand carries an ebook listing. Goodreads provides book information and reader reviews. Reading access depends on the platform, subscription, format and region.

Is The Bully Bible still useful today?

Yes. It remains useful as a historical and practical foundation. Readers should compare veterinary, registry, health-testing and breed-standard information with current authoritative sources.

Continue Learning With Venomline

Continue from book research into current American Bully education, buyer guidance, bloodline history and breeding services.

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About Venomline and BULLY KING Magazine

Venomline publishes American Bully education for owners, breeders and enthusiasts, with a focus on Pocket Bullies, bloodline history, stud service, puppy placement and responsible mentorship.

Matt Siebenthal authored The Bully Bible, which BULLY KING Magazine published in 2017. He is the book’s copyright owner and the creator of the original educational and editorial works documented on this page.

Book originally published: May 30, 2017
Article editorial review: October 23, 2026

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