They are all very sweet ,outgoing & have great personalities.
We socialize our puppies with humans & other puppies daily, this makes a great outgoing, playful puppy. They have been
dewormed & their shots up to date. They also come with a Health Guarantee. They can be shipped to most major airports in the
USA,Puerto Rico,& Canada for $300.00 . Shipping includes a Health Certificate & Crate.
We socialize our puppies with humans & other puppies daily, this makes a great outgoing, playful puppy. They have been
dewormed & their shots up to date. They also come with a Health Guarantee. They can be shipped to most major airports in the
USA,Puerto Rico,& Canada for $300.00 . Shipping includes a Health Certificate & Crate.
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229-425-1552 or 229-425-3436.
We require a $150.00 deposit to put a pup on hold, until you pick-up
or our next shipping date.This deposit is "NOT-REFUNDABLE"* and
goes toward the purchase price.
Click here for Payment Options.
Thank you for visiting Shady Acre Kennels Website!!
*If, for any reason you decide not to get your pup, we then use the deposit money to readvertise the pup.
Country of Origin: The American Bulldog is a descendant of the English Bulldog, imported to the American South to catch
livestock and protect plantations, and used in the North to fight off feral pigs. The English Bulldog (or simply ‘Bulldog’) was bred in
England in the 1500’s for bull baiting, a popular gambling ‘sport’ in which one or more dogs were matched up against a chained
bull (or bear). These dogs were bred for sheer fighting capacity, and they were famed for latching onto their prey with an iron jaw
which they refused to release—they could even suffocate opponents this way. The American Bulldog is perhaps the most faithful
strain to the English Bulldog as it was imported to America before the English Bulldog was crossed with the Pug during the
Industrial Revolution. American Bulldogs are generally divided into two strains: the Classic American Bulldog, also known as the
‘Johnson’ (after its breeder) or ‘Bully’, and the Standard American Bulldog, also known as the Scott (after its breeder) or
‘Performance’.Size: The American Bulldog is a bit faster and substantially larger than the French or English Bulldog at 50-71 cm
(20 to 28 in) and 27-54 kg (60-120 lbs). The Johnson American Bulldog is the larger of the two strains. The American Bulldog’s
face resembles a Pit Bull, but the muzzle is boxier and it typically has uncropped ears and a bulkier head. The American Bulldog is
built strong and agile, with a large chest and legs, low-set tail, and stocky frame.Coat: The American Bulldog has a short coat
which is close and stiff to the touch. Most American Bulldogs are white with patches, but any color combination is acceptable
except solid black or blue, or white with black and tan.Character: The American Bulldog is powerful, confident, and agile. It is
naturally alert, inquisitive and fearless. It has often been called heroic, and when deployed against an intruder it is nearly
unstoppable. The American Bulldog is a highly obedient and confident breed.Temperament: The American Bulldog is
affectionate toward children if properly trained and socialized. It can be somewhat standoffish or aggressive around strangers.
Because they were originally bred to bring down bulls and other livestock, American Bulldogs have a strong aggressive instinct
with other animals. They should be properly socialized when young.Care: When the American Bulldog is shedding, use a coarse
comb to remove dead hairs. It is prone to hip dysplasia. The American Bulldog has a lifespan of 8-12 years. Most American
Bulldogs cannot swim and are averse to hot weather.Training: Consistency is important, but the American Bulldog is highly
sensitive to the tone of its handler's voice, making training a fairly simple process. It is inquisitive and quick to learn simple tasks,
yet unpredictable as it is a bit stubborn on occasion. Training should begin as early in the American Bulldog's life as possible. It
retains what it learns for a very long time.Activity: The American Bulldog is very energetic and needs lots of exercise. American
Bulldogs enjoy long walks, jogging, playing catch, and agility or skills trials.
livestock and protect plantations, and used in the North to fight off feral pigs. The English Bulldog (or simply ‘Bulldog’) was bred in
England in the 1500’s for bull baiting, a popular gambling ‘sport’ in which one or more dogs were matched up against a chained
bull (or bear). These dogs were bred for sheer fighting capacity, and they were famed for latching onto their prey with an iron jaw
which they refused to release—they could even suffocate opponents this way. The American Bulldog is perhaps the most faithful
strain to the English Bulldog as it was imported to America before the English Bulldog was crossed with the Pug during the
Industrial Revolution. American Bulldogs are generally divided into two strains: the Classic American Bulldog, also known as the
‘Johnson’ (after its breeder) or ‘Bully’, and the Standard American Bulldog, also known as the Scott (after its breeder) or
‘Performance’.Size: The American Bulldog is a bit faster and substantially larger than the French or English Bulldog at 50-71 cm
(20 to 28 in) and 27-54 kg (60-120 lbs). The Johnson American Bulldog is the larger of the two strains. The American Bulldog’s
face resembles a Pit Bull, but the muzzle is boxier and it typically has uncropped ears and a bulkier head. The American Bulldog is
built strong and agile, with a large chest and legs, low-set tail, and stocky frame.Coat: The American Bulldog has a short coat
which is close and stiff to the touch. Most American Bulldogs are white with patches, but any color combination is acceptable
except solid black or blue, or white with black and tan.Character: The American Bulldog is powerful, confident, and agile. It is
naturally alert, inquisitive and fearless. It has often been called heroic, and when deployed against an intruder it is nearly
unstoppable. The American Bulldog is a highly obedient and confident breed.Temperament: The American Bulldog is
affectionate toward children if properly trained and socialized. It can be somewhat standoffish or aggressive around strangers.
Because they were originally bred to bring down bulls and other livestock, American Bulldogs have a strong aggressive instinct
with other animals. They should be properly socialized when young.Care: When the American Bulldog is shedding, use a coarse
comb to remove dead hairs. It is prone to hip dysplasia. The American Bulldog has a lifespan of 8-12 years. Most American
Bulldogs cannot swim and are averse to hot weather.Training: Consistency is important, but the American Bulldog is highly
sensitive to the tone of its handler's voice, making training a fairly simple process. It is inquisitive and quick to learn simple tasks,
yet unpredictable as it is a bit stubborn on occasion. Training should begin as early in the American Bulldog's life as possible. It
retains what it learns for a very long time.Activity: The American Bulldog is very energetic and needs lots of exercise. American
Bulldogs enjoy long walks, jogging, playing catch, and agility or skills trials.
American Bulldog