American Bulldog Animal Pictures
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American bulldog laying in the dirt
American bulldogs have been known to lash out at humans or other animals. Although many bulldogs go their entire lives without an incident, this tendency may restrict the areas where your bulldog is allowed to live or travel.
American bulldog standing in the grass
American bulldogs love to play and be involved in family activities. If you have one of these pups, you'll never miss a moment of fun.
American bulldog standing in the park
American bulldogs are known for is their tendency to growl, huff, and generally talk to their owners. If you can learn to understand your pet, you'll be treated to a variety of adorable conversations.
American bulldog playing
American bulldogs become susceptible to several genetic conditions, including hip dysplasia, thyroid deficiency, and various eye problems.
American bulldog laying down
American bulldogs are family dogs that like to be with their humans at all times. If left alone, your bulldog is likely to bark, scratch, chew, and generally show signs of extreme distress.
American bulldog laying down
American bulldogs are working pets that are trusted on farms across the country.
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Two American Bulldog puppies.
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Saylors Doc Holliday, a fawn coloured American Bulldog
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American Bulldog
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Four-year-old female American Bulldog
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American Bulldog
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Young American Bulldog
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American Bulldog
