Short Story - By the end of the 1970s, the Colored Bull Terrier had not only arrived—it had made its mark. With two Silverwood wins in five years, the variety that once lagged behind was now a serious competitor in the ring. Key figures like River Pirate and Sea Link sparked a transformation. Their descendants—Sea Boots, Sea Shanty, and others—brought consistency, quality, and depth to the Coloreds. No longer reliant on just a few standout dogs, the variety began showing strength across the board. But here’s something truly remarkable: A white dog made a colored legacy. Canadian and American Champion Monkery's Buckskin, the white grandson of Sea Link, left an undeniable imprint—not only on the Coloreds, but on the entire breed.