olde english bulldogges
Breed Overview
Quick facts
The Olde English Bulldogge is said to be prone to a condition known as pica. This is where a person or animal will eat non-food items which can lead to health problems. While most OEBs will not develop this condition it is important to monitor them for this behavior.
Personality & Training
High
High
- Kids
- Cats
- Other Dogs
- Apartments
- Large Living Spaces
- Seniors
- First Time Pet Owners
- Watch Dog
Physical Characteristics
Females: 17 - 19 in
Males: 18 - 20 in
Females: 50 - 70 lbs
Males: 65 - 85 lbs
Bathe as Needed, Wrinkle Care
Moderate
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About olde english bulldogges
The Olde English Bulldogge is often confused with the English Bulldog, but there are some key differences between the breeds. Most noticeably, the OEB is much taller than a standard English Bulldog, has a narrower head, and has a more athletic look. This breed is friendly, affectionate and adaptable. Olde English Bulldogges make great family pets.
olde english bulldogge Health
With proper care and yearly vet exams, the majority of Olde English Bulldogges will live long and healthy lives. While most Olde English Bulldogge dogs will not encounter these health issues it is important to know them, monitor your dog for any physical or behavioral changes, and contact your veterinarian with any concerns. Your vet might also recommend running basic health screenings to diagnose or even rule out potential health risks.
Potential Health Conditions:
• Hypothyroidism
• Canine Hip Dysplasia (CHD)
• Bloat – Gastric Dilatation Volvulus(GDV)
• Heart disease
• Overweight, Obesity
• Skin infections
• Inward Turned Eyelids, Entropion
Suggested Screenings:
• Hip evaluation
• Thyroid screening
Routine Care:
• Spay or neuter
• Routine dental care
• Weight management
• Controlled exercise