The Atomic Dogg

Check out the behind the scenes of the Platinum Motorsport shoot Atomic Dogg Magazine issue 16 with George, Jack and photographer Jason Espat.

“When I say white, I mean whiter than a light switch.” Droppin another hit, Jeezy kept it all white to the fullest at his All White Everything video shoot – “White Bent, white Range, all white errthang.” When video director, TAJ, needed an all white Bully for the cause, he didn’t hesitate to hit up your boys at Atomic Dogg. As always, we delivered, comin through with MC Hammer, one of our official Atomic Dogg Magazine mascots from Blue Line Kennels, rockin the all white spiked collar.

The gridiron has had its fair share of dog related stories in the past few years, and not all of them taking a positive spin when it comes to man’s best friend. The speed and strength to be a pro bowl football player in the National Football League can only be measured on the field. The love, respect and dedication required to be a ambassador for the American Bully can only be determined by a owner of the breed. Mike Griffin has proved to be both, with his skills in the secondary the baller has been declared a pro bowler at his position. The same passion and dedication can be found when he is out and about with his dogs. Whether it’s the backyard, a pet store, or the Titans stadium Griffin is always representing for the breed. Want to know more about the “Big Dog” of the Tennessee Titans defense and his love for the American Bully, check out Issue 15 of Atomic Dog Magazine!

This past August, Atomic Dogg chopped it up with Big Dane of West Coast Customs at their Orange County facility. There we got to peep out their garages and all the hooked up rides, including the actual truck driven by Sylvester Stalone in his latest flick, The Expendables. Sitting down with Big Dane, we got to hear about his June visit to Russia’s Bay area with Air Ride Customs owner, Alexander Konovalov, for the St. Petersburg Active Air Car Show. After receiving a warm welcome, the two spent ten days in the port city ater the show and enjoyed summer weather, tall ladies, and 24 hour sunlight. Before going their seperate ways, Alex set up a surprise for the West Coast’s biggest dog lover that will never make it out of the memory bank.

Atomic Dogg Magazine introduces it’s fashion spread with the Doggy Style section. It highlights some of the best fashion wear and dog accessories. This shoot was styled by Pac Ten and Jamall Williams of Dynamic Certified. The spread features Crooks & Castles, Blow Genes, Curtis Collection, Razors Edge Clothing, Delicious, Mosley Tribes, Jaliso Leather4Spike, and H-Town Bullies. Techniec of The LBC Crew and Jessica Quinones were our models along with canines: Exica – Gomez Pits Gomez Pits and Rocky Road – Double SS Kennels. This shoot was shot by Mat Evanz.

Tyson, Ali, Caesar Chavez, Sugar, Rocky all famous boxers that have had their names embraced by the Bully world. Bully names and kennel names have all taken on the namesakes of the heavy hitting ring professors of the sweet science, known as boxing. Add Angulo to the list of names that will soon take on the legendary monikers taken into the dog community. Alfredo “El Perro” Angulo with the hands of steel which rarely let his fights be determined by the judges’ score cards, is quickly becoming one of the new faces of boxing. The fighter with the name of “The Dog”, is earning the respect of boxing fans in the ring and the respect of Bully owners in the show ring, by his skills in the square and his adoration and respect for his breed of choice outside the ropes. Learn more about the WBO Champion in issue 14 of Atomic Dogg Magazine!!

The Japanese publication, City of Angels – the 38 Timez Special Issue, showcases a collection of art vividly illustrating the LA lifestyle. In this piece, your boys at The Original Double SS Kennels reinforce the culture in a six page spread featuring pictures of a few Cali Bully shows and two of their own Bullies – Lucky and Princess.

Exclusive behind the scenes of Atomic Dogg Magazine issue 12 cover in Washington D.C. with Dave Wilson and photographer Mat Evanz for the Razors Edge 20th Anniversary.