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The Bulldog (often called the English Bulldog) is a medium-sized, muscular breed known for its loose, wrinkled skin, pushed-in nose, and stocky build. Originally bred for bull-baiting in England, today they’re companion dogs with a reputation for being loyal and laid-back.

Appearance

• Size: 40–55 lbs, 14–15 inches tall at the shoulder.
• Build: Wide chest, broad shoulders, short legs.
• Face: Distinctive flat muzzle, underbite, heavy wrinkles.
• Coat: Short, smooth; comes in colors like fawn, brindle, white, red, or piebald.

Temperament

• Personality: Calm, affectionate, stubborn, good with families.
• Energy level: Low to moderate. Bulldogs prefer lounging but still need daily walks.
• Kids & pets: Generally excellent with children and can get along with other pets if socialized early.
• Guarding: Protective but not overly aggressive. Their looks alone often deter strangers.

Health

Bulldogs are notorious for health issues:

• Breathing problems (brachycephalic airway syndrome).
• Overheating: They don’t tolerate heat well.
• Skin issues: Wrinkle infections if not cleaned properly.
• Hip and joint problems.
• Short lifespan: Average 8–10 years.

Care

• Exercise: Short, daily walks. Avoid strenuous activity in hot weather.
• Diet: Watch calories — prone to obesity.
• Grooming: Minimal, but wrinkles need regular cleaning.
• Vet care: High-maintenance due to health predispositions.

Suitability

Bulldogs are great if you want:

• A loyal, low-energy, indoor companion.
• A dog that’s fine in apartments.

They’re not ideal if you want:

• A very active hiking/running partner.
• A low-maintenance, cheap-to-care-for breed.