Question 1

What is the difference between an English Bulldog and an Olde English Bulldogge?

Accepted Answer

Navigating the world of bulldogs can be confusing as many don't know the key differences, and sourcing a pure Old English Bulldogge is increasingly rare. Here are some key differences:
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Olde English Bulldogge:
Height: 16 – 20 inches
Weight: 50 to 80 lbs.
Coat type: Short, Coarse
Colors: White, Brindle, Red, Black
Temperament: Alert, Confident, Strong, Loving, Somewhat Pet / Child Friendly
Life Expectancy: 11 to 13 Years
Health Problems: Healthy Breed

English Bulldog:
Height: 12 – 16 inches
Weight: 49 to 55 lbs.
Coat type: Short, Smooth
Colors: White, Brindle, Red, Gray
Temperament: Aggressive, Social, Sweet, Loving, Very Pet / Child Friendly
Life Expectancy: 8 to 10 Years
Health Problems: Somewhat Healthy Breed

Heavenly Bulliez is committed to providing clarity and access to these exceptional dogs, ensuring families can experience the joy of a truly healthy and distinct companion.

Question 2

What exactly is an Old English Bulldogge (OEB)?

Accepted Answer

The OEB is a healthier, more athletic re-creation of the 18th-century bulldog, bred to avoid the severe health issues common in modern English Bulldogs. They're free-breathing, free-breeding, and free-whelping.

Question 3

How big do Old English Bulldogges get?

Accepted Answer

Males typically weigh 60-80 lbs and stand 17-20 inches tall; females are 50-70 lbs and 16-19 inches. They're a "just right size" companion.

Question 4

What's their temperament like? Are they good family dogs?

Accepted Answer

OEBs are loving, loyal, and playful, known for their "real-life cartoon character" charm. They're excellent with children and thrive on family interaction.

Question 5

Are Old English Bulldogges prone to health problems?

Accepted Answer

We are dedicated to optimal health. Our extensive DNA health testing minimizes hereditary risks, and we offer a robust health guarantee because we prioritize soundness.

Question 6

How much exercise do they need?

Accepted Answer

They're "lazy but playful"! OEBs need moderate daily exercise, around 20-30 minutes of walking or play, balanced with plenty of couch-cuddling.

Question 7

Do they shed or drool a lot?

Accepted Answer

OEBs are moderate-shedders with low grooming needs. While not excessive droolers, you might see a "happy wiggle" after a drink!

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