 |
|
|
Bulldog Breeders
Most bulldog breeders will support the local rescues and provide information on the puppies available.
The breed is rather strong and belongs to the class of non-sporting dogs. It is also registered by the ACK as a non-sporting breed in 1934. The dogs have a short, glossy coat that requires little care and needs only regular brushing. Selective breeding has changed the dog's appearance extremely. This breed has a number of physical traits that are detrimental to the dog's health. For instance, because of a short muzzle these dogs suffer from breathing difficulties. Large body weight often causes problems with joints and bones.
Most bulldog breeders will support the local rescues and provide information on the puppies available.
To view a complete gallery of pictures, just click on Pictures for easy viewing!
|
|
|
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
Bulldog Breeders -
rescues, puppies
These dogs have descended from ancient Mastiffs that originated in Asia. They were brought to Europe by nomads and were used as working dogs. The ancestors of the present-day dogs were bred for ferocity and bringing down aggressive bulls. They were also used to bring down, fight or hold large aggressive prey such as wild boars, bears or big cats. This breed became widely spread when bull baiting became popular in Europe. When cruel contests were outlawed the breed survived only thanks to the efforts of the breed fanciers. They selected against ferocity and bred a nice human companion possessing a great strength. Most bulldog breeders will support the local rescues and provide information on the puppies available.
|
|
Copyright © 2001-2010 www.bulldog-breeders.org
All Rights Reserved.
Irresponsible bulldog breeding can result in dogs ending up in rescue, as they are often prone to training and health problems.
|
|
