English Bulldog

Bulldogs were used to fight in the past, but now they are dog friendly companion for adults and children. Three of the most popular types of bulldogs, the American Bulldog, French Bulldog and English Bulldog.

Origin / History of the English Bulldog

The English bulldog has its origin in the British Isles, a descendant of the ancient Asian islands. He has short legs and large, medium-bodied. Although its appearance can be intimidating, but it is one of the sweetest dogs. It has been so popular since 1800 as an excellent and devoted pet.

It is a symbol of a nation chosen and decided as an emblem of organizations around the world by some people. The initial goal of raising these animals for slaughter to help control violent and unruly oxen, and act as a guard dog in the hunt, while their hard-looking appearance. The bulldog name comes from the word "Bull" because of its use in "Bull stain", which is like a little bull. This breed was very popular with the nobility and royalty.