Bully and bullyland boxers

The wonderful pictures of bullyland animals here inspired me to find my shoebox with ( my few) Bully(land) stuff.

These two boxers cought my eye :

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The small one is a Bully marked 1986. The larger one is BullyLAND. I wonder when and why the name was changed ?

Mut most of all, - isnt it amazing that it is not longer time since people cut tails and ears off little puppies because of some fashion whim

They're really nice Susanne, I like the big one. I don't know why some models are called Bully and others bullyland, maybe because they couldn't fit the whole name underneath?

The bully ones are the oldest, - at least I am almost sure ...

I love the newer boxer, it does look very nice Susanne!

Yes, when there is only Bully under the model, this is an older model, and sometimes, it was used, because of the space under the model indeed...

They are beautiful. Thanks for digging them out and taking photos of them.

Thank you

Yes, I think Bully(land) has made some great dog-figueres.
Ohh, to have them all, - but the space it all takes up,,, hmmmm...and money

The big boxer looks realy great

Great new addition Susanne

Room is a problem for us all Susanne, but the older Bully's are smaller, that helps...

My friend Nicole had a couple of bullyland dogs she wanted to sell, and one was the Boxer. I thought I had it already, but hers was not brindled.

Wow, was I surprised when I got the doggies and saw that the "new" boxer was not only not brindele, it had the old fashioned , clipped tail !
So here we can see how, slowly, slowly, humas begin to get a little more humane in treatment of dogs. The little, old one has had both ears and tail clipped. Then one where "only" the tail was cut off ( ) and then the latest one with both ears and tail intact

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Congrats Susanne
Strange, maybe it's the angle of your picture but it seems that red boxer is a little bit down in pasterns, when I compare it with the brindled dog...

Congratulations Susanne, on your variation, that was a great find!

Sorry, but I prefer docked tail and cropped ears. Without that a boxer looks like a malnourished bullmastiff.
Ears cropped gives a more alert regal look : ) Just my preference.

Thankyou Harriet and Robert

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Strange, maybe it's the angle of your picture but it seems that red boxer is a little bit down in pasterns, when I compare it with the brindled dog...

It must be the picture, they look like it is the same mould except for the tail

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Funny, the short tail is much thinner. Perhaps because the poor dog can`t use it for wagging
Thanks for your comment, Robert, so I discovered this other difference

The only reason for thinner tail on cropped dog is the difference in mold. Docked tail shouldn't be thinner from the natural.

I couldn't be so wrong about pasterns, could you be kind to take a side picture of 2 of them together, facing each other, with a camera in the height of their chest?

I want to add a picture of a Bullyland boxer here to that i got this week in.
It is the brindled model, but with a clipped tail...

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WOW

So there are combinattions

Thanks for the picture, Willy

Yes Susanne...