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Akc English Bulldog
The akc english bulldog training can be seen in a picture documentation.
This breed is classified as Molosser group, or Non-sporting group; it originated in the British Isles in the 16th century for bull and other big animals baiting. The first British standard for the current representative of this breed was written in 1864. The fighting instinct was gradually bred out of the progeny leaving traits of loyalty, tenacity and courage. As a result, the breed became one of the best companion breeds. Today, these dogs are bred mostly for temperament and health; there exist many variations of the breed.
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The perfect dog of this breed is associated with power, tenacity and stability. It is of medium size, with a compact, thickset body and low gravity center, massive short-faced head, strong undershot jaws and wide shoulders. Their forelegs are stout and short, set wide apart, presenting a bowed outline, but the bones should be straight. Hind legs are a little longer than forelegs. As for their coat, it is short, straight, close, of fine texture, flat and glossy. The head and face are covered with wrinkles; at the throat, there should be loose pendulous folds. Red brindle coat color is preferred. Other common colors are solid white, red, fawn or fallow; piebalds are rather rare. Mature dogs weigh about 50 pounds; mature bitches weigh 40 pounds. The akc english bulldog training can be seen in a picture documentation.
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