The Larson Lakeview Bulldogge is
bred for size and strength and is therefore bigger than the Olde English
Bulldogge. The square head is large in proportion to the body and
moderately wrinkled. The forehead is flat and deeply sunken
between the eyes. The eyes are set low on the head and spread far
apart. The lower jaw is turned up and protrudes beyond the upper
jaw. The jaw muscles are large. The muzzle is short and
broad. The bite is square but undershot. The canines are
large. The ears are set high and wide and may be either rose or
button shaped. The dewlap consists of two folds. The flews
are semi-pendulous. The neck is short and not quite as wide as the
head. The body is very muscular, yet symmetrical and
well-proportioned. The very broad shoulders have well-proportioned
muscles. The chest is deep with well-rounded ribs. The belly
is tucked up. The front legs are straight or slightly bowed.
The back legs are well muscled, yet proportioned equally and not
pigeon-toed nor cow-hocked. The thighs are very muscular.
The tail is cork-screwed, pump-handled, or bent and tight to the body.
The coat is short, close, and medium in coarseness. The color is
usually brindle on white. Brindles consist of red, grey, black, or
brown. Complete calicos also exist.Temperament Very friendly, yet
a fearless adversary to anyone or anything that threatens its family.OriginThe
Larson Lakeview Bulldogge was developed by Kevin Larson at Larson
Lakeview Kennels. It took seven years of genetic breeding between
the American Bulldog, English Bulldog, Mastiff,
American Pit Bull Terrier, Bullmastiff, and Bull Terrier to create them.This
breed needs to be taken on a daily walk. Height, Weight
Height: Males 20 inches (51 cm.) and up. Females 16 inches (41
cm.) and up.
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