American Bulldog

The American Bulldog is a robust and athletic breed, admired for its strength, endurance, and agility. With a history rooted in farm work, this breed was originally brought to the United States by immigrants in the 1800s. Known for their bravery and faithful nature, American Bulldogs were indispensable to small farmers and ranchers, performing tasks such as guarding property, herding livestock, and catching feral pigs. Their muscular build and smooth, straight coat give them a distinctive appearance. Despite their protective instincts, they are also known for their friendly and self-assured demeanor. Although not highly vocal, they can be quite alert and responsive. Their moderate size, weighing around 80 pounds and standing 23 inches tall, combined with their low grooming needs, make them a manageable breed for those who appreciate a hardworking, loyal companion. While they may not be highly playful or adaptable, their loyalty and dedication make them a cherished member of any household.