Bull Dog

Bulldogs make marvelous playmates for children and develop a strong bond with its owner. The Bulldogs are widely known as an emblem of British courage tenacity, therefore they are often called the English Bulldog with due respect. Unlike its appearance bulldogs are very gentle and one of the most reliable of all dogs with children, displaying patience and playfulness all the time. In the United States, one bulldog was decorated with five ribbons and a bronze star for his war work. They are very much peoples dog seeking out attention and loving every bit it can get. They are loved by people for their funny appearance and sounds they make. Complexities in breeding make them costly dogs. They have a short lifespan, but they do well in cold weathers.

The Bulldog is vigorous, courageous, hardy, well balanced and dignified. Despite its frightening appearance its an affectionate, calm and quiet dog with excellent character. Although some bulldogs can be aggressive with strange dogs, they are quite good with house pets.

Regular grooming is required as moisture in its wrinkles can cause infection if not cleaned. Bulldogs like daily outing but cannot tolerate hot and humid weather. One should not expect long walks and jump from heights from a bulldog. Also because of their shorts legs and small bodies they are good swimmers. Bulldogs prefer doing things their own way so early firm training is advised to make them good companions.