Breeds
Olde English Bulldogge
Olde English Bulldogge
| Olde English Bulldogge Information | ||
| Name | Olde English Bulldogge | |
| Other names | OEB | |
| Origin | United States | |
| Size Type | Large dog breeds | |
| Breed Group | Non Standard | |
| Life span | 9 - 14 years | |
| Temperament | Alert, Strong, Confident, Friendly, Courageous, Loving | |
| Height | Female: 54–60 cm Male: 56–63 cm | |
| Weight | Female: 25–32 kg Male: 27–36 kg | |
| Colors | Fawn Brindle, Black, Brindle & White, Black Brindle, Grey, Red Brindle | |
| Overview | ||
| Olde English Bulldogge is a muscular medium-sized dog of great strength, stability and athleticism. It is well balanced and proportionate, no exaggerated features. It has the appearance of a dog capable of doing its original job of bull baiting. Excessive height would have been detrimental for the old working bulldog, as he had to "play low" to avoid the bull's horns and set it on his nose. A too heavy dog would have been at a disadvantage because the bull's nose 's would have been likely to rip sending the dog flying. | ||
| Body type | ||
| Weight: Male 27–36 kg (60–80 lb) Female 25–32 kg (50–70 lb) Height: Male 42–50 cm (17–20 in) Female 40–47 cm (16–19 in) | ||
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