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Brittish Bulldog
To get a brittish bulldog dog or a puppy you should find a responsible breeder.
The dog originated in old times, when the tradition of bull-bating was thriving. In 1835, bull-baiting was outlawed, and the breed turned out to be out of job. Fortunately, a group of enthusiasts undertook the matter of retrieving the breed and created a kind-hearted analogue of the old butcher dog. These dogs are wonderful home pets, and they easily get along with other pets and children. They are not very active, and they are better off indoors. At the same time, their massive heads and sturdy body built emphasize power and determination, which are intrinsic to the dog.
To get a brittish bulldog dog or a puppy you should find a responsible breeder.
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Brittish Bulldog -
dog, puppy
Also called English Bulldog.
These dogs are rather difficult to keep and are not recommended as first-time pets. Responsible ownership and breeding imply much knowledge on the breed. The breed often requires much veterinary assistance, which is rather costly. Most females are unable to deliver in a natural way and need a cesarean section. If not exercised, these dogs cannot keep themselves fit and will soon become overweight. Compared to some other breeds, these dogs can be called not very clean, because they drool. On the other hand, they shed little and need little grooming. To get a brittish bulldog dog or a puppy you should find a responsible breeder.
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