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GRAND CHAMPION
Represents breed standard
If an American Bully is referred to as a Grand Champion, it typically indicates that the dog has achieved significant success and recognition in conformation dog shows. To attain the Grand Champion title, the dog must have earned a specific number of points by winning at shows, including a certain number of major wins against other champion dogs. The exact requirements may vary depending on the specific kennel club or organization overseeing the shows. Being a Grand Champion indicates that the dog has been recognized as a superior representative of the breed based on its physical attributes and adherence to breed standards.
ABKC GR CH
The amount of time it takes for a Bully to become a Grand Champion in the American Bully Kennel Club (ABKC) varies depending on several factors. This can include the number of shows attended, the level of competition in those shows, and the dog's success in winning points.
Generally, it can take anywhere from several months to a few years for a Bully to accumulate the necessary points and achievements to become a Grand Champion. This is because it takes time to compete in multiple shows, consistently place well, and earn the required wins and titles.
It's important to note that there is no set timeline for achieving Grand Champion status, as each dog's journey will be unique. Some Bully dogs may achieve this title relatively quickly due to exceptional performance and consistent success, while others may take longer depending on various circumstances.
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