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    English Bulldog

    Among the oldest breeds native to the UK the English Bulldog is considered a national treasure. In fact the breed is Great Britain's National dog known the world over as the personification of determination as well as being a constant reminder of the legendary John Bull. The shorter faced and squatter dog we see today came about in the mid eighteen hundreds and English Bulldogs first appeared in the show ring in 1860.
    Lifespan
    8-10 years
    Breed group
    Utility
    Weight
    Male: 25-29kg
    Female: 23-29kg
    Height
    Male: 32-36cm
    Female: 31-35cm
    Pedigree
    Yes
    Other names
    British bulldog, Bulldog, Churchill dog
    Breed Size
    Medium
    Breed Type
    Utility
    Health tests available
    DNA test for HUU, Breed Council - health certificate for breeding stock
    Characteristics
    Exercise needs
    Low
    Easy to train
    Hard
    Shedding
    Light
    Grooming
    needs
    Medium
    Good with
    Children
    Suited to older children
    Health of breed
    Very high
    Cost to keep
    High
    Intelligence
    Medium
    Tolerates being alone
    Low anxiety

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