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Aragon the Continental Bulldog puppy at 13 weeks old.

Aragon the Continental Bulldog puppy at 13 weeks old.

 
 

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Description

Trying to recreate the original English Bulldog, the Continental Bulldog has a longer nose, longer legs and a straight tail.

Temperament

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Height, Weight

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Health Problems

Fairly healthy, unlike many of the other Bulldog types, the Continental Bulldog is being bred to have the ability to produce a natural litter without needing a c-section.

Living Conditions

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Exercise

The Continental Bulldog can walk for miles, and should be taken on a daily pack walk. In fact they demand good exercise and would love a good run.

Life Expectancy

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Grooming

The smooth, fine, short-haired coat is easy to groom. Comb and brush with a firm bristle brush, and bathe only when necessary. Wipe the face with a damp cloth every day to clean inside the wrinkles. This breed is an average shedder.

Origin

The Continental Bulldog was developed by David Leaveitt by crossing the Olde English Bulldogge. The project was approved by the Swiss Kennel Club. Not completely happy with what had become of the Old English Bulldogge, David's goal is to bring back the original, standard English Bulldog. A lighter, healthier dog, easier breathing, more athletic, free whelper that does not require a c-section, with a unique affectionate nature.

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Recognition

DRA
   
   

DRA = Dog Registry of America, Inc.

 

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"Aragon the Continental Bulldog puppy was 13 weeks old when this pic was taken and he had just arrived at our place 5 days before!! To our happy surprise, he is a very calm, submissive and quiet puppy. He sleeps all the way through the night, and even if he does awake before me, he just stays in his bed and waits for me to wake up !?!? From day one, he has been very good in the car (he always falls asleep after a minute), and he can do a very good "pack walk" already! The other day, we took him to a forrest and made sure there were no other people and animals and let him walk off the leash. He did not run at all, he just walk with us and some times wondered around. When we called him, he ran happily towards us. I tried one test, when he was wondering around about 5 meters in front of us, we stoped walking and just watched him. When he realised we had stopped he looked at us, and he just simply came back to us without us calling him. Whenever he comes back to us, he makes sure to walk between my husband and me. We are really impressed with this young puppy! We are still working on potty training and feeding (seems like he has less interest in food so I have to make sure he eats the amount he needs.)"

 

 

 

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