The Show Bulldog is a Bulldog Breed Development towards the Bulldog Ipertype with Short Bulldog Legs and Biggest Bulldog Heads. I Prefer a Bulldog Type with Right Legs, while I Admit The Big Bulldog Head. The Big Bulldog Head is a Part of the Bulldog History because biggest is the Bulldog Head and Biggest is the Bulldog Muscle of the Mouth and Strongest is the Bulldog Biting Force. So the Big Bulldog Heads has to be accepted by the Bulldog Breed Standard. At the Contrary, the Too Low Bulldog Legs are not a part of the Bulldog History and don' t Fit for the Bulldog Function to be very Fast to make the Bulldog Attacks to the Bulls. The Correct Bulldog is Ok with the Big Bulldog Heads but don't need to become a Funny Bulldog because of his too short Bulldog Legs. I Think than this Bulldog Question of the too short Legs is an Heavy Weight for the Bulldog Breed. So I hope the Future Show Bulldogs also without loosing his Bulldog Head Charcteristics could Return to have Bulldog Legs in Proportion with the Bulldog Body Wieght for a better Bulldog Wellfare.
the Bulldog Character of the Show Bulldogs must be very Calm losing any remember of the Dominant, Reactive, Biter, Bloody, Bulldog Character of the Bulldog Puppy Age inside the Litter. The Show Bulldogs have to remain without Moving and without Reactions when the Bulldog Judge check The Bulldog Teeth or the Bulldog Head inside the Bulldog Ring during the Bulldog Expo. The Show Bulldogs need to be Handle by his Own Chef to don't become a Dominant Bulldog in front of the Bulldog Judges. To have a good Show Bulldog with this Bulldog Charcteristics is not easy nd the Bulldog Breeder as to Start the Bulldog Training Stages as fast as possible with the Bulldog Puppy, usually using a Table to make the bulldog Training to remain sopped without moving and Long Bulldog Training to Handle Well the Show Bulldog when is in Movement.
The Show Bulldog Morphology means that the Show Bulldog would be similar as possible to the Bulldog Standard, but we know that the Bulldog Standard don't talk about too Short Bulldog Legs, while we already seen is possoble to have really Big Bulldog Heads becase the Big Heads Fit for the Bulldog Function while the too Short Legs Fit for Nothing, they fit only for the Funny Bulldogs. There is not a best Bulldog Color for the Show Bulldogs between the Bulldog Colours admitted by the Bulldog Standard.
The difference between the Show Bulldog and the Bulldog Standard is an Old Bulldog Question who goes from many time, maybe from the finish of the 19th Century, when The Pure Breed Bulldog was Crossed with Pugs. Some Bulldog Lover and Some Bulldog Club tried to defend the Pure Breed Bulldog how he was before to be Crossed with Pugs.
Almes KM, Janardhan KS, Anderson J, Hesse RA, Patton KM.
Kansas State Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory & Departments of Diagnostic Medicine/Pathobiology, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS 66506, USA. kalmes@vet.k-state.edu
Abstract
Five Bulldog pups, 4 weeks of age or younger, were presented over a 2-day period for postmortem examination and diagnostic evaluation. The pups originated from 2 different litters but had been cared for at a common facility since their birth. All 5 pups died after exhibiting symptoms consisting of lethargy, dyspnea, nasal discharge, anorexia, vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain. Necropsy examination revealed locally extensive to diffusely red, firm, consolidated lungs in all pups. Histopathologically, the lungs were variably effaced by multifocal areas of necrosis. The alveolar lumens contained fibrin, edema fluid, macrophages, and neutrophils. Many of the bronchioles contained cellular debris and neutrophils admixed with sloughed bronchiolar epithelium, which often contained large intranuclear amphophilic inclusion bodies that peripherally displaced chromatin. Fluorescent antibody testing was positive for Canine adenovirus. An adenovirus isolated via cell culture was positive on direct fluorescent antibody test and was identified as Canine adenovirus serotype 2 via polymerase chain reaction. Electron microscopy revealed typical viral inclusions within bronchiolar epithelial cells. Hemolytic Escherichia coli was also isolated from the lungs in 3 of the 5 pups. The current case demonstrates a natural and rare fatal infection with a viral agent that is typically associated with immunosuppression in both animals and humans.