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Olde English Bull Dog

Olde English Bulldogge
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Description

His name is Dutch. He is a very friendly lilac merle bull dog with green eyes, which is rare. Lovely friendly boy. We have 2 little girls and he is very good with them. We don't have any other pets but he has never shown any aggression to other dogs. He loves to go for walks but at the same time spends a lot of time snoozing. A likes a quick 30min walk and a nice nap afterwards. He is fully house trained, vaccinated and good on the lead. We have to re-home him because with travel and other commitments it has become tricky. He is a beautiful dog that loves nothing more than to curl up at my feet in front the TV.
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Litter details

LocationHassocks, West Sussex
Pets in litter1 male
BreedOlde English Bulldogge
GenerationP
Age1 year, 4 months
Ready to Leave14 Nov 2026

Health & Docs

Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm and flea treatedHealth Checked by a vetParents are health testedKC registered by collection

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Adv. TypeFor sale
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Olde English Bulldogge 1
Male£200

Pros

Loyal and protective – They form strong bonds with their families and are natural guardians.
Athletic and healthier than modern Bulldogs – Bred for improved health and physical capabilities.
Confident and courageous – Possess a stable temperament suitable for various roles.
Good with children – Known for their gentle and patient nature with kids.

Cons

Can be stubborn – Requires consistent training and firm leadership.
Not ideal for apartment living – Their size and energy levels are better suited to homes with space.
May show dog aggression – Early socialisation is crucial to mitigate this tendency.
Prone to specific health issues – Despite improved health, they can still face certain conditions.
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