Breed Description

Bulldogs are known for there short body, sturdy limbs, sagging faces and there general ?frown? appearance. Many refer to it as the true British dog. Although many recognise a Bulldog with specific colours or fawn, cream or brownish shades, they actually come in a variety of colours. They do however always have a smooth, short coat. Breed standards for showing are loser for Bulldogs than other breeds, the only disqualifying aspect for the English Bulldog is a liver coloured nose and complete black Bulldogs are not preferred. Bulldogs as a rule are docile, friendly and incredibly loyal. Although they have been known to possess aggressive tendencies breeders have worked hard over the years to work this from them, resulting in Bulldogs holding a generally good temperament. Bulldogs are so devoted to their owners that venturing outside the safety of their back garden is not uncommon. Bulldogs get along great with children and other animals very well and make a great addition to any family home. They do not posses a great deal of energy so apartment living is perfect for them, however as puppies they can be very destructive.