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ABOUT BULLDOGS The
English Bulldog is perhaps the most distinct and recognizable breed in
the canine
world. Those cute wrinkles, that adorable little 'sourmug'.
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ABOUT BULLDOGS The
English Bulldog is perhaps the most distinct and recognizable breed in
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Bulldog
is one of the most photographed dogs in the world. But
the appeal of the English Bulldog goes far beyond it's amusing
appearance. He is a most lovable, loyal and family oriented companion
with a desire for lots of love and attention in return. Bulldogs are most at
home relaxing on the couch or
recliner next to (or in the lap of) his
owner or surrounded by his family. Although
English Bulldogs can be
a bit of a couch potato they
very much enjoy and look forward to playtime. And while Bulldogs are not the most athletic of the dog breeds he may surprise you with an occasional,
unexpected feat of athleticism. 
English Bulldogs
tend to be a little aloof or disinterested with other dogs but
crave the attention and approval of their owner and family. On most
occasions a Bulldog would rather sit in the lap of his owner than join in the
play of other dogs. 
Bulldogs are wonderful with children. Their inherent tenacity has turned
into a loving patience. The placid and trustworthy Bulldog will often
tolerate the poking and prodding antics of the children in his human
family with minimal annoyance. They often become the surrogate
babysitter of the family. 
English Bulldogs'
strong will, legendary courage and incredibly high pain threshold
make them rarely complain or whine. Bulldogs rarely bark without a reason or
occasionally at play; another reason why they need attentive owners. 
