BULLDOG CHARACTERISTICS BY THE BULLDOG INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH CENTER

The Bulldog is a very Characteristic Dog. The Gait and after the Head differentiate the Bulldog from every other Dog Breed. The Gait differentiate the Bulldog more than every other Characteristic, because of this reason the Gait in the Bulldog is to be estimated in the Dog Expos more than any other Characteristic. The Characteristics of the Dog Breeds are the qualities that differentiate the Breed from the other Dog Breeds. In the Bulldog Breed the Gait, Soundness of movement, is of the utmost importance. After the Gait that is the expression of the correct General Appearance is of the utmost importance the Head because also the Head differentiate the Bulldog from the other Dog Breeds to a lesser extent of the Gait.
The Bulldog Club Incorporated founded on 1875,
The London Bulldog Society on 1891,
The British Bulldog Club on 1892,
The Bulldog Breed Council on 1893
and
The Manchester and Counties Bulldog Club on 1897


Ocobo Mystyle Bulldogs,
Esclusham Bulldogs,
Pheorm Bulldogs,
Wencar Bulldogs
and
Unstopabull Bulldogs


So, in the Bulldog Expos the Gait merit the maximum consideration toghether with the Head.The other Characteristics of the Bulldog Breed are a consequence of the two primary Characteristics. The Primary Characteristics of the Bulldog Breed are related and have to fit for the Bulldog Function as a part of the Group of Utility Dog in the English Classification. The Bulldog is originary of England.