Why are bulldogs so muscular?

They were originally bred for bull fighting. The American Bulldog is the closest you will find to the original. In the 1800s bull fighting and dog fighting were outlawed in England so people who loved the breed got together to save it. read more

The American Bulldog is the closest you will find to the original. In the 1800s bull fighting and dog fighting were outlawed in England so people who loved the breed got together to save it. They bred in pug so the English Bulldog is shorter, with a much shorter nose while still being stocky. read more

Like the pit bull, bulldogs were originally bred to help butchers control livestock, although bulldogs most likely predate pit bills, with a history that can possibly be traced back to the 5th century in England and a breed called the Alaunt. read more

Because they are muscular in stature, an English bulldog can easily become soft or obese if not conditioned properly. This requires exercise and the correct diet. Bulldogs are happy to be couch potatoes if allowed, but adequate exercise is a must to keep them muscled, fit and healthy. read more