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Cam anyone explain to me the difference of an english & olde english bulldog. ... Thanks
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[MENTION=1612]Alice Kable[/MENTION] could tell you exactly, but olde English are a lot larger and their face is not a smooshed so they have less breathing issues. They are beautiful...
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[MENTION=9343]Djelliott[/MENTION] OEBs are a breed of their own, not recognized by the AKC. They are mostly EB but have some American Bulldog in the mix. There may be other breeds in the mix, too. In a typical litter some pups will look more like EBs. Breeders say the shorter the nose, the shorter the walk. They breed and whelp naturally so c-sections are not needed. Their airways are bigger so they don't have breathing problems; their faces aren't as wrinkly; they are longer legged and more athletic; they are not so heat sensitive, live longer and are healthier. Google Olde English Bulldogs and you will get lots of information and pictures.
[MENTION=9343]Djelliott[/MENTION] OEBs are a breed of their own, not recognized by the AKC. They are mostly EB but have some American Bulldog in the mix. There may be other breeds in the mix, too. In a typical litter some pups will look more like EBs. Breeders say the shorter the nose, the shorter the walk. They breed and whelp naturally so c-sections are not needed. Their airways are bigger so they don't have breathing problems; their faces aren't as wrinkly; they are longer legged and more athletic; they are not so heat sensitive, live longer and are healthier. Google Olde English Bulldogs and you will get lots of information and pictures.
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