Often confused with the Pit Bull due to their close resemblance, the AmStaff shares a lot of genetic history and characteristics with Pit Bulls.
Another breed closely related to the Pit Bull, the Staffordshire Bull Terrier (or Staffie) is known for its muscular build and affectionate nature.
Known for their strength and loyalty, American Bulldogs share a similar appearance to Pit Bulls but are generally larger and stockier.
Boxers are energetic and muscular dogs with a playful temperament, similar to Pit Bulls in their need for exercise and strong bonds with their families.
Recognizable by their distinctive egg-shaped heads, Bull Terriers are known for their outgoing personality and affectionate nature towards their owners.
A larger breed than Pit Bulls, Bullmastiffs are gentle giants known for their protective instincts and loyalty to their families.
Though larger and originally bred for hunting, Rhodesian Ridgebacks share some similarities with Pit Bulls in terms of their muscular build and protective instincts.
A powerful Italian breed, Cane Corsos are known for their guarding abilities and strong physique, making them somewhat comparable to Pit Bulls in terms of strength and protective nature.