Colorado Bulldog

General: The Colorado Bulldog is an extra large breed, with a strong and powerful stature. The male should appear more massive throughout than the female. The male should be larger and thicker in bone structure with a large blocky head. The female shares the same overall look, generally with slightly less size. The body should appear powerful with a broad chest and blocky stature. Straight, thick muscular forequarters and hindquarters are a necessity. The tail should not be docked, but extend downward when relaxed, to the base of the hocks. The coat is short and smooth, with a sleek look, and all colors are accepted.

Origin: Colorado USA.

History: The Colorado is a recent creation in the late 1990's. In 2002, Todd and Gail Smith became the first certified breeders of the "Colorado Bulldog".

Temperament: The Colorado Bulldog is a very intelligent dog, protective guard yet very lovable and enjoy outside attention. The Colorado can be aggressive to animals.

Size: 65-110lbs there is still a very wide range with this dog as many of the are first and second generation dogs.

Today's Uses: Most are home pets but some are found as hunters catching large game. The Colorado Bulldog is a strong and smart dog that could do well in weight pull and possibly protection sports.

Colorado Bulldog "Dominator Halia"

Owned by Randy Schroeder

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