Country of Origin:  The Old English Bulldog originated in English.

Height: males 18-33 inches (46-85 cm) females 17-22 inches (43-53 cm)

Weight: males 65-145 pounds (29-65 kg) females 65 to 135 pounds (29-60 kg)

Description: Old English Bulldogs are a very distinct breed with a large undershot jaw and protruding bottom tusks. They have athletic bodies, and large heads. The forehead is flat and they have a short broad muzzle. The Old English Bulldog has muscular shoulders and dewlapped neck.

Colors: The Old English Bulldog comes in gray, black, brindle, red,

Coat: The Old English Bulldog requires little grooming and is an average shedder.

Temperament: Old English Bulldogs are calm but can be bold and fearless if required. They are protective of their master and property by nature, and females are more territorial than males. This breed likes to chew and should be provided with extra hard chew toys, as softer ones are demolished and may be choked on. Old English Bulldogs are courageous and bold and have been known to over exert themselves in order to please their masters.

Health Concerns: Old English Bulldogs are susceptible to bloat and hip dysplasia and should not be overfed.

Life Expectancy: The life expectancy of the Old English Bulldog is about 11 years or more.

Living Environment: Adaptable to almost any lifestyle the Old English Bulldog is naturally slow due to its bone structure and should not be over exercised as puppies. Old English Bulldogs do not fare well in extreme heat or cold. This breed requires moderate exercise to stay happy and healthy.