More American Bulldog Info

An American Bulldog puppy is known to be a very brave dog. The American Bulldog dog breed is by no means a hostile dog, just brave. The American Bulldog is seen as a self-confident and alert dog breed. This breed is also well known for its unconditional love of children. They are known to be wonderful family dogs and will protect the family no matter what. Throughout history, the American Bulldog has been known to have the ability and nature to fight and protect if they sense any danger, but when called off by the owner or master, the dog will immediately obey and stop.

The American Bulldog breed is a strong dog breed. They are very muscular in form. They are taller and bigger in form than and not nearly as wrinkly as the English bulldog. They are taller and leggier than the English bred Bulldogs. American Bulldog puppies will have a large head and an undershot jaw even from such a young age. Even as little baby puppies, the American Bulldog breed is very powerful and strong.

There are specific standards that the American Bulldog Breeders Association requires for the American Bulldog puppies. For example, the coat of the American Bulldog should be short; the coat comes in a few different colors. There are different variations of solid colored or white colored combinations. For example, there are shades of brindle, brown, red, or tan with white as well.

The large, yet compact frame is known to be stockier and heavier boned on the males than with the females of the breed. American Bulldog puppies are best when they have been well-socialized by a reputable American Bulldog Breeder. These dogs need to have some basic training and obedience at an early puppy age which is from birth to about 8 weeks old. Without the proper socialization, some American Bulldogs may be aggressive especially with other dogs, and will tend to be wary of strangers. The American Bulldog breed needs to be around people to be happy, and this should be started at a very early age so they are used to human contact. An American Bulldog puppy can live in an apartment as long as they are taken outside a few times a day for long walks and outdoor playing. The American Bulldog breed will tend to be quite inactive indoors, and will do best with a yard.