Puppychase Kennels are breeders of quality AKC English Bulldog puppies meeting the highest English Bulldog breeding standards. We are passionate about our English Bulldog puppies and we breed our puppies with a commitment to conformation,temperament and health.
As English Bulldog puppy breeders, our knowledge, experience, and professionalism give you peace of mind that your English Bulldog puppies will be healthy, and loving additions to your family. Our customer testimonials attest to that! All of our English Bulldog puppies come with shots, health certificate and health guarantee.
You can count on Puppychase Kennels to help you in any way possible in the care and raising of English Bulldog puppies. We are always willing to help our customers throughout the life of all English Bulldog puppies purchased from us. We love to stay in touch with our customers and encourage them to send photos and tell us about their experiences with their English Bulldog puppies. And as you can see from our English Bulldog Customer Testimonials, many English Bulldog puppy owners love to share their photos and stories of their beloved English Bulldog puppies!
We also have top quality English Bulldog studs and English Bulldog females with many champions in their pedigrees to help you breed your own beautiful English Bulldog puppies.
Our English Bulldog puppy breeding services include on site AI and cooled, shipped semen. To show the high quality of our studs' semen, each English Bulldog stud page shows a recent video of a shipped semen sample, 24 hours post collection. Please see our English Bulldog stud testimonials page for more on our reliability and track record.
If you are looking for healthy, reputable English Bulldog puppies and superb English Bulldog puppy breeding services , then call on Puppychase Kennels. We are located 45 miles east of Atlanta and we have shipped our English Bulldog puppies to customers all across the nation.
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The term "bulldog" was first used around 1568 and might have been applied to various ancestors of modern bulldog breeds. Bulldogs were bred in England as a cross between the mastiff and the pug.
In the 1600s, bulldogs were used for bullbaiting (as well as bearbaiting ), a gambling sport popular in the 17th century with wagers laid in which trained bulldogs leapt at a bull lashed to a post, latched onto its snout and attempted to suffocate it. Bulldogs have many distinct characteristics that were bred into them so they would be better suited to bullbaiting. The bulldog's body is short, low to the ground and compact, allowing it to be able to scuttle or crawl low under the bull's horns. The lower jaw sticks out further than the top one allowing the bulldog to grip on the nose of the animal and still be able to breathe due to the lay-back of the nose. The wrinkles on the bulldogs face allow the blood from the other animal to run down the bulldogs face instead of going into its eyes.
The oldest single breed specialty club is The Bulldog Club (England), which was formed in 1875. Members of this club met frequently at the Blue Post pub on Oxford Street in London . There they wrote the first standard of perfection for the breed. In 1891 the two top bulldogs, Orry and Dockleaf, competed in a contest to see which dog could walk the farthest. Orry was reminiscent of the original bulldogs, lighter boned and very athletic. Dockleaf was smaller and heavier set, more like modern bulldogs. Dockleaf was declared the winner that year. Although some argued that the older version of the bulldog was more fit to perform, the modern version's looks won over the fans of the breed because they proved they were equally as fit and athletic in the walking competition.
Recently, many people have tried to recreate a breed more akin to the original bullbaiter. Examples of the trend are the Olde English Bulldogge, Renascence Bulldogge, Victorian, Continental and Dorset Old Tyme Bulldog. The American Kennel Club does not recognize any of these newly "recreated" breeds of dogs.
English Bulldog Appearance
Build:
Heavy musculature, thick-set neck and shoulders, low-slung body
Weight:
53-55 pounds (24-25kg.) within United Kingdom
Height:
11-14 inches
Coat:
Short, smooth
Color:
Red, fawn, brindle, pale yellow or washed-out red, or white, or any combination of these colors
Head:
Thick, massive, short-faced, broad, with cheeks extending to sides of the eyes, skin on the skull and forehead falling in dense folds, muzzle short and pug, nose broad and black with large nostrils, upper lip pendent and lower jaw very undershot
