Olde English Bulldogge Dogs in Scotland

3 Olde English Bulldogge Dogs in Scotland

American Staffie X Olde English Bulldog Puppies

American Bull Staffy & Olde English Bulldogge Hybrid

7 weeksAge

11Sex

£1,000Price

1 boy and 1 girl left from a litter of very loving, active and well socialised puppies. Mum and dad are our well loved family pets and can be seen with puppies. Puppies are now 7 weeks old and weaned

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Irvine, North Ayrshire Council

Olde English bulldog pups

Olde English Bulldogge

11 weeksAge

3Sex

£2,000Price

Here we have 3 olde English bulldog females 🔥 9 weeks old 2 mammuts(fluffy) 1 short coat Lilac and white (fluffy) green eyes Red and white (fluffy) blue eyes Fawn and blue brindle (short coat)green

Ardrossan, North Ayrshire Council

Here is my girl CoCo

Olde English Bulldogge

2 yearsAge

1Sex

£600Price

Here is my beautiful girl CoCo She is fully vaccinated and microchipped She is truly loved in my family she’s been around other dogs and young children she is very cuddly and loving she hasn’t got a

Edinburgh, Edinburgh

FAQs

Are Olde English Bulldogs legal in the UK?

Olde English Bulldogs, classified as XL Bully dogs, are currently banned in England and Wales under the Dangerous Dogs Act, making it illegal to own or possess one without a valid Certificate of Exemption, which is rarely granted and generally only by court order.

What breeds are Olde English Bulldogs mixed with?

Olde English Bulldogs are typically a crossbreed between the traditional English Bulldog and other breeds such as Pit Bull Terriers and Mastiffs, created to develop a healthier and more athletic bulldog.

Are Olde English Bulldogs good pets?

Yes, Olde English Bulldogs can make good pets if they receive proper exercise and socialisation; they are generally more active and muscular than traditional English Bulldogs, requiring regular attention and physical activity.

What are the cons of owning an Olde English Bulldog?

Potential downsides include legal restrictions due to breed bans in the UK, their need for regular exercise, possible stubborn behaviour, and health issues commonly associated with bulldogs.