Overview: |
The Bulldog is a relaxed and intelligent breed, requiring less exercise than one might expect. He's a loyal and enjoyable companion for any family. |
Breed Group: |
Non-Sporting
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Weight (lbs): |
male: 50, female: 40 |
Height (in): |
12-15 |
Colors: |
Brindle, solid white, red, or fawn, or any of these on a white background. |
Coat: |
Stright, short, flat, close,fine, smooth and glossy. |
Character: |
Bulldogs are affectionate, gentle, and very intelligent. They have a reputation for being sensitive, yet fearless. |
Temperament: |
This breed enjoys being with other dogs and household pets. They are good with children, too. Some may be cautious with strangers, but are usually friendly to everyone. |
Care: |
The Bulldog should be brush to remove dead hairs during times of shedding. A special lotion may be applied to the facial folds to keep these clean. |
Training: |
This breed requires consistency in training, but sensitivity to its handler's voice makes the learning process quite easy. |
Activity: |
The Bulldog can adjust to your family's activity level, but does enjoy exercise on a regular basis. Because of special needs at early ages, sufficient rest is needed so bones, muscles, and joints can develop properly. |
Country of Origin: |
United Kingdom |
Health Issue: |
This breed often has breathing problems, skin infections, hip and knee problems. They have poor eyesight and are susceptible to heat stroke in warm weather or hot rooms. |
Life Expectancy: |
ave 8 |