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Lucielle U.
Pulaski, NY
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About Lucielle
This work began with Kilian Kyen Johnson, a Red Nose dog of pit bull type who served as a seizure-
response companion. He attended to daily needs with unusual consistency. His manners, reliability,
and public conduct set the standard that still governs every litter.
When Kilian produced his first puppies, a second purpose became clear: to place intelligent, well-loved
companions with families who would judge them by their temperament, not by a reputation these dogs
have unfairly carried. The present program continues that purpose with the Classic American Bully,
including the current Blue Nose litter. The aim remains to send buyers an animal that has been raised
with affection, structure, and respect for its mind.
Kilian sired a small number of litters before his death at five years of age. Since that loss, breeding has
continued in his name and in keeping with his character. Over eight years, the program has been
devoted to puppies of sound manners and loyal disposition: companions for households that need a
devoted partner, and dogs whose stability and focus may, with professional training and individual
evaluation, support service or assistance work.
No puppy is sold as a finished service animal. Specialized work depends on the individual dog, the
buyer’s training, and qualified professional assessment. What is offered is a carefully raised companion
from a line chosen for devotion, intelligence, and composure.
About Lucielle U.
From four weeks of age, the five puppies have been maintained on a consistent four-meal daily feeding schedule. Each feeding consists of fresh canine diet supplemented with goat milk, selected to support sound growth and digestive health.
The residence is fitted with a pet door that provides access to a private, fully fenced rear enclosure on a two-acre property. This arrangement permits supervised outdoor time on grass and supports the early stages of housetraining. The puppies exercise and socialize with the dam and sire during these periods.
After activity and exploration, the litter is placed in a designated pen for scheduled rest.
The routine therefore combines measured nutrition, controlled outdoor access, introductory housetraining, and structured rest.
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From four weeks of age the litter has been fed four times daily on fresh dog food and goat milk. A pet door opens onto a private, fenced yard within a two-acre property, where the puppies receive supervised time on grass with the dam and sire and begin housetraining. After exercise they are confined to a pen for rest.
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