The American Bulldog originated in the 18th century in the United States. It was bred to be a working dog for cattle and a watchdog. American Bulldogs are very cozy with family members and can be agressive toward other dogs and suspicious of strangers. The American Bulldog height ranges from 20 to 28 inches and its weight is between 60 to 120 pounds. It has a low maintenance coat. Browse our listings of American Bulldog puppies and dogs for sale to find local and international breeders of American Bulldogs.
The following are health problems that affect the American Bulldog breed as a whole: enlarged hearts, kidney and thyroid gland disfunctions, undersized lungs, hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia, entropion, ectropion, bone cancer, demotectic mange, skin allergies and blindness. However, health considerations may vary depending upon the genetic lines of each particular dog.
Things to consider before you bring home your American Bulldog puppy or dog: some states have introduced licensing of certain breeds of dogs, including the American Bulldog. To be licensed, owners must pay a fee, get their AB spayed or neutered, have a microchip imbedded in their pet, must put a muzzle on their dogs during walks and must have a secure pen with a roof in the back yard.