I am Kaileem Spruill, and this is Evo S Bulldogges.

My love for bully breeds started at a young age. I learned most of what I know from my uncle who was  the most extreme game APBT enthusiasts I have ever met. I used to listen to his seemingly everlasting, daily telephone feuds of which cross was more game (Jeep/Redboy was always his refute). I would sit next to him for hours glued to the computer screen, glaring at what looked to me like some sort of roster. Later I would learn that a pedigree is actually what I was staring at and that learning to read, and research them is a vital part of breeding. He preached regularly on the fact that inbreeding is as just as important as outcrossing, and that linebreeding should always be the choice to maintain consistency, unless you wanted to add or remove a trait. It wasn’t long before I was put to work, supervising my uncle’s kennel whenever he went out of town. I ran his grounds no different than he would, whelping litter, scooping poop, and cleaning up after whatever messes the dogs managed to get themselves into as well as daily feedings.

Working for my uncle soon paid off, because for my birthday in 02’ he handed me my very own pup that he handpicked himself for me. A badass, Jeep/Redboy/Jocko male that I named Kovu A.K.A. Red. He was the textbook example of amazing conformation. Starting with his feet that pointed straight, were well angled and tight. Controlling his feet was a correct straight front, connected to a well built, tight, well sprung rib cage and a straight top line. Following his correct front and midsection was a perfectly put together rear with amazing stifle and hock angulations. His Muscle/Mass/Bone ration was that of a track runner, one not overpowering the other, but all working together to produce fluent movement. This package was topped by a head of just as correct dimensions. Nice strong cheek muscles back up a rectangle 4 finger muzzle, with tight tucked lips. His eyes where round, set apart, and bright, and together with his half prick ears, liver nose, and the classic “Jeep smirk” set this boy off!!

I went on to produce many litters with my boy red, but each litter would leave me wanting something more…but what, was I looking for? In 05’ I decided that the game APBT was not for me. I needed a head turner, with muscle beyond compare, bodybuilder like mass, and an impressive but intimidating head size, while at the same time carry the same drive, willingness, handler sensitivity, athleticism, and hardiness that my pits embodied. For what seemed like forever I used every resource I could to find what I was looking for. I would find dogs with muscle but no drive, visa versa, or just downright incapable , unhealthy dogs everywhere else. 2 years later by chance I would come across Evolution Bulldogges and I gave the mouse a click.

As I sat down and waited for the page to load anticipation was in the negative. Why would this kennel be any different from all the others? Boy was I wrong! The page loaded and staring at me through the computer screen was a dog named Static. A pure beast and exactly what I had been searching for all of this time. For hours I browsed this site absorbing every bit of information and analyzing every picture, and finally I called the number on the contact page. On the other line of the phone a man named Brian Miller picked up…the rest is history!