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A ‘real good type’ of Australian Bulldog – i.e. not your 1st generation dogs should not have frothing, sleep apnoea, soft palate etc etc – all these come from having too short a nose and other British Bulldog build traits. I would suggest that an Australian Bulldog bred properly – i.e. away from the British Bulldog – and falling into the ABS Breed Standard - i.e. with more nose, straighter legs, longer back, better tail, wider hips etc, would be far more likely NOT to have the British Bulldog type problems.
Pip Nobes 2009
About The Site
Welcome to ausbulldogs.com, a site dedicated to Australian Bulldogs, their owners, breeders and enthusiasts. The site is only new but already the health section is coming on. In the future we will have galleries, a forum, shopping for your dogs, breeders listings and puppy advertisements. I will be adding constantly to the health and tips and tricks and please if anyone has any contribution to make it will be gratefully accepted.
Introduction To The Australian Bulldog
(Formerly known as the "Aussie Bulldog")
The Australian Bulldog is a purely Australian vision which has produced a dog instantly recognisable as a Bulldog without the anotomical exagerations to restrict vigour, activity and overall health, while retaining a sound and endearing temperament and personality.
Although possibly fierce in appearance, the Australian Bulldog should never be unstable or aggressive. An Australian Bulldog is a people friendly, family dog. It is loyal, extremely outgoing and affectinate in nature, stable and predictable.
The Australian Bulldog should never be a "British Bulldog lookalike" having a longer nose, fewer wrinkles, straight back, longer and straight legs, brick shaped body, long or short tail, balanced and uninhibited movement without a rolling gait. It is a medium sized, short-haired, thickset Bulldog.
The Australian Bulldog Society 2009
