Furry Freya

[Donna-Marie]

Your dog reminds me of my previous Nyala whom recently passed. She wasn’t n EB but a Bantam Bulldogge. They are pure but not recognized at kennel clubs. You have the taller ones like Nyala with less nose rope and the shorter ones look more like an EB.

1st photo was Nyala at 3month old.
2nd 5month
3rd around 2yrs old and on for the other pics.

Aww, in the second picture she looks a lot like my Freya!
Freya is also considered a pure breed, she’s recognised at the Olde Tyme English Bulldogge kennel. In reality no bulldog due to endless re breeding by people who wanted specific bulldogs for specific horrible reasons are actually pure bred. Many other breeds aren’t either but are recognised as such! But I personally think the various bull breeds should be after all these years should be recognised as their own particular breed. They all have different appearances, body builds and although there are a lot of certain traits, they have their own breeds traits too. For example Freya is much more high energy than the English and Frenchie.
Pitbulls aren’t recognised as a breed at all!
I think given the years of consistent breeding they should be at least recognised as their own breeds.

 

[helsonwheels]

Aww, in the second picture she looks a lot like my Freya!
Freya is also considered a pure breed, she’s recognised at the Olde Tyme English Bulldogge kennel. In reality no bulldog due to endless re breeding by people who wanted specific bulldogs for specific horrible reasons are actually pure bred. Many other breeds aren’t either but are recognised as such! But I personally think the various bull breeds should be after all these years should be recognised as their own particular breed. They all have different appearances, body builds and although there are a lot of certain traits, they have their own breeds traits too. For example Freya is much more high energy than the English and Frenchie.
Pitbulls aren’t recognised as a breed at all!
I think given the years of consistent breeding they should be at least recognised as their own breeds.

I love that 2nd photo. Like she’s having a big conversation with Duke. Gossiping

Funny thing is that Bantam Bulldogge been around since 1800. Makes you wonder why they won’t recognize them. Go figure

 

[Donna-Marie]

Considering some of the newer breeds that are recognised and really are Heinz 57’s it just doesn’t make sense. Part of me wonders if the stigma around them and that they’re prone to quite a few health issues might play a part in it.