Mary Allen
#4 However, training is not that easy, because a Bulldog usually has its own ideas about what to do and what not to do.
#5 The long-legged and agile specimens of this breed are livelier and more agile than the low-built dogs with very broad fronts and often turned-out shoulders. With them it is even possible to participate in various dog sports disciplines.
#6 If you are interested in this breed, visit many breeders to get an impression of the variance in the breed.
If you really care about the Bulldog, choose a breeder who wants to improve the health of the dogs and who spends less time at shows and more outside with their dogs.