This one of the oldest native breed in Britain, this breed is even considered a national treasure. The British breed is Great Britain’s National dog known all over the world. The British Bulldog is a constant reminder of the legendary John Bull. This dog breed made is breed in 1860 so mid eighteen hundreds.
This breed is considered ugly yet gorgeous, this is still among one of the most popular choices for a dog breed for a companion or family pet due to their kind and very loving natures. What makes the them amazing family pets is that they are extremely patient around children of all ages but they can also get protective of them.
This breed can look very intimidating, but they are quite the opposite to their looks. They are known for being one of the most gentle breeds, loyal, courageous and alert breeds on the planet, which is why they have became a very popular choices and for the fact they are national treasure. They are also however known for being a bit stubborn and determined streak which came be overcome with training and throughout training. But keep in mind they will not give in easily so you’ll need to be a little persistent at times. These dogs crave to be around people and love to spend as much time as possible with their owners as possible.
This breed also needs to know who is the alpha dog is and need to be side to their character which is something to be avoided at all costs. This is where this dog is not the best for a first time owner because they need to be given the right signals to who is the boss of the household.
This dog also related to many other breed, with its hate to be left alone for long period of times, when they are constantly left alone for long periods of time this can lead to destructive and a lot of unwanted behaviour from this breed, also being left alone can cause the dog great anxiety.
The average life expectancy for this breed is 8 to 10 years when given an appropriate diet and good quality food with the right amount of daily exercise so they don’t become obese as these dogs can happily become coach potatoes.
