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Informatie - FAQ (EN)
Q. Are these dogs good with children?
A. American Bulldogs are great with children and family members. They are protective by nature but not overly aggressive.
Q. What is the average lifespan of the American Bulldog?
A. The average lifespan for a performance bred American Bulldog is 12 years of active life.
Q. What type of medical problems do they have?
A. The defects that occur in this breed are Enlarged Hearts, Kidney and Thyroid disorders, Undersize Lungs, Hip Dysplasia, Elbow Dysplasia, Entropion, Ectropion, Bone Cancer, Deafness and Blindness. Selecting the right breeder will be critical to prevent these type of defects in your dog.
Q. Can these dogs stand the heat of summer?
A. Yes, with shelter from the sun and cool water they are just fine in the heat.
Q. Do these dogs need a lot of room to run?
A. No, but they do need to be walked or played with to keep them in top physical shape.
Q. How big do these dogs get?
A. Males are 24 to 27" at the shoulder and 85 to 100 lbs. Females are 23 to 25" at the shoulder and 65 to 85 lbs. on the average.
Q. Is it customary to get a 6 month health guarantee on a purchased puppy?
A. Most Performance Breeders give a lifetime genetic guarantee that is only expired when you breed the dog.
Q. Are American Bulldogs Dog aggressive?
A. Yes, to a certain extent but they are controllable through early socialization.
Q. Do these dogs breed naturally?
A. Yes, they reproduce 100% naturally.
Q. Are American Bulldogs and Olde English Bulldogge's the same breed?
A. No, they are not the same breed although I'm sure they share some common ancestors.
Q. What are people talking about when they say that they have Scott, Painter or Johnson dogs?
A. These are the names of American Bulldog Breeders and some are established bloodlines. There really is no Painter Bloodline since he never bred long enough to establish a bloodline.
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