American Bulldog

I have taken in numerous street dogs and am now fostering an American Bulldog.

The American Bulldog is a breed of working dog.

It has been described as looking similar to the American Bulldog but very tall with a solid white coat.

American Bulldogs generally live from 10 to 16 years, and tend to be strong, physically active, and often healthy.

The American bulldog is a stocky, well built, strong-looking dog, with a large head and a muscular build.

It is not uncommon for an American Bulldog to require a high level of attention due to their highly emotional personality.

The dog has the American Bulldog's muscular build with tight skin and a very short, smooth coat.

It is important to note that many modern American Bulldogs are a combination of the two types usually termed "hybrid."

Below is a list of the known registering clubs for American Bulldogs, with dedicated organisations specified.

Some breeds of American Bulldog are prone to allergies.

The American Bulldog is larger in size.

It is highly recommended to spend time to research your breeder information, including your American Bulldog's family history.

The American Bulldog is registered by many organisations dedicated to registering "pure-breed" animals.

From the American Bulldog it acquired the great jaw strength, heavier torso, and more-robust legs.

He had an American Bulldog named Molson, who was put down after a long illness in June 2007.

Bizzle is a two-year-old American bulldog French Mastiff cross.

At the opening weekend of the 2010 season the Americans introduced their mascot, Biscuit the American Bulldog.

American bulldogs are now safe from extinction and are enjoying a healthy increase in popularity, either as a working/protector dog or as a family pet.

He also had an American Bulldog named Molson, whose name was likely a nod to his Canadian roots.

John P. Carroll, 12, American bulldog, mascot of Georgetown University.

The American Bulldog Association (ABA) was established in 1989.

Without the development of credible European defence, Europe remains a yapping puppy that is allowed to frolic alongside the American bulldog.

Uga VI, 9, American bulldog, University of Georgia mascot, heart failure.

The American Bulldog was first bred in the 1800s when the continental United States was first beginning to form.

In a few parts of the world, the American Bulldog is also classified as a "Pit Bull-type" dog, despite its major genetic differences.